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How to Deliver an Effective Presentation Genesis Quiles-Galarza Joshua Leveillee Amy Hernandez UConn Engineering Ambassadors There are three aspects to delivering an effective presentation: design, content, and delivery. Design Content


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How to Deliver an

Effective

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Genesis Quiles-Galarza Joshua Leveillee Amy Hernandez UConn Engineering Ambassadors

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There are three aspects to delivering an effective presentation: design, content, and delivery. Design Content Delivery

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Assertion Evidence Slide Design for Technical Presentations

Genesis Quiles-Galarza Chemical Engineering, 2016 EA Vice President of Internal Affairs October 24, 2013

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Today we will review four types of assertion evidence slides: title slides, mapping slides, body slides, and conclusion slides. Mapping Slides Title Slides Body Slides Conclusion Slides

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Title of Presentation (36 pt font, Calibri, Bold)

Your Name Your Major, Graduating Year Date (Calibri, 28 pt.)

Logo (optional)

Image

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Title of Presentation (36 pt font, Calibri, Bold)

Your Name Your Major, Graduating Year Date (Calibri, 28 pt.)

Logo (optional)

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Homeostasis is in in our Envir ironment

Josh Leveillee

Material Science Engineering, 2014

Genesis Quiles-Galarza

Chemical Engineering, 2016

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Katrine Aspmo Torunn Berg

Norwegian Institute for Air Research

Grethe Wibetoe

University of Oslo, Dept. of Chemistry 16 June 2004

Atmospheric Mercury Depletion Events in Polar Regions during Arctic Spring

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This presentation focuses on…. (Complete sentence, no more than two lines; Calibri Bold, 28 point font) Image for Topic 1 Image for Topic 2 Image for Topic 3 Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3

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 Introduction  Background  Propulsion  Landing  Re-entry  Exploration

 Space suits  Rovers

 Conclusion  Acknowledgments  Questions

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Newton’s laws help engineers fly astronauts to the moon and return them home safely

Propulsion Landing Exploration Re-entry

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This talk introduces you to the design process of bridges with a specific look at the Rion-Antirion bridge.

Define Constraints Define Possible Solutions Finished Product

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What is Engineering?

ENERGY PRODUCTION PROSTHETICS INFRASTRUCTURE FLIGHT

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What is Engineering?

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What is Engineering?

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What is Engineering?

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What is Engineering?

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What is Engineering?

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What is Engineering?

ENERGY PRODUCTION PROSTHETICS INFRASTRUCTURE FLIGHT

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This sentence headline makes an assertion on the topic in no more than two lines (Calibri Bold, 28 pt font). Image(s) Supporting Above Assertion

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This sentence headline makes an assertion on the topic in no more than two lines (Calibri Bold, 28 pt font). Image(s) Supporting Above Assertion

Feature (no more than two lines, Calibri, 18 pt font)

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Image(s) Supporting Above Assertion This sentence headline makes an assertion on the topic in no more than two lines (Calibri Bold, 28 pt font).

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Environmental engineers can use genetically modified algae to remove pollutants.

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Early detection methods can identify small tumors and therefore improve survival rates of patients

[Lai et al., 2007]

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How much power from the engine of a semi-tractor trailer is needed to overcome aerodynamic drag? At typical highway speeds, overcoming drag requires about two-thirds

  • f a truck engine’s output

[McCallen, 2004]

Aerodynamic Drag CD = 0.6 Rolling Friction and Accessories

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The anatomy of the “da Vinci” system is very innovative.

Intuitive 3-D camera 3 Specialized robotic arms

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An anemometer can measure both wind speed and pressure.

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Advanced

Slide Design?!

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Advanced

Slide Design?!

(gasp)

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Highlight the

important words.

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Chemical Engineering is achallenge

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Writing an Effective

Résumé

____________ Engineering Ambassadors

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In summary, this sentence headline states the most important assertion of the presentation… (Calibri Bold, 28 pt font) Image Supporting Conclusion

Questions?

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In summary, this sentence headline states the most important assertion of the presentation… (Calibri Bold, 28 pt font) Image Supporting Conclusion

Supporting point (no more than two lines)

Questions?

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Image Supporting Conclusion In summary, this sentence headline states the most important assertion of the presentation… (Calibri Bold, 28 pt font)

Questions?

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Questions?

Wires not harnessed to prevent contact with housing Short circuit to ground created where wire contacted housing

In summary, the detector failed because of a short-circuit created by the abrasion of wire insulation

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Questions?

In summary, materials used to reconstruct and repair bones must have similar characteristics as healthy bone

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Questions?

In summary, biomimicry bridges human needs with engineering applications by using designs found in nature

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In summary, assertion evidence slide design allows the audience to retain the message better than traditional slide design.

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In summary, assertion evidence slide design allows the audience to retain the message better than traditional slide design.

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Convey

Your

Message

So That We Can

Understand and Relate

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Presenting an engineering concept to an audience with a dissimilar background can be a daunting task.

“I’m so confused….”

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Task one is always to make sure your audience understands what you are trying to say.

Problems Solved through Polarization

By Joshua Leveillee

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Attempt One: Light polarization occurs when the electric field vectors of light are aligned on a single axis.

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Attempt One: Light polarization occurs when the electric field vectors of light are aligned on a single axis.

Complex Diagram Unfamiliar Formulas

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Attempt Two: When light waves vibrate in the same direction, they are considered to be polarized.

Normal, Non-Polarized light,

  • scillating in different directions

Polarized light is filtered so that it oscillates in one direction

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Attempt Two: We can pick a direction for the light to oscillate by using filters.

Filters can block certain alignments of light

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Task two is to relate the topic to you target audience and make them care about the relatible implications.

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Polarized glasses block glare light, which has a horizontal polarization, by only transmitting vertical light.

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Polarized glasses block glare light, which has a horizontal polarization, by only transmitting vertical light.

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Thus, my target audience will have an understanding of light polarization and how it affects their lives.

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Why is body language important?

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Body Language affects the behavior of the audience as well as their ability to believe the content that you present.

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Standing with good and open posture communicates confidence and a positive attitude.

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When used appropriately hand gestures can give energy to the presentation.

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When used appropriately hand gestures can give energy to the presentation.

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Eye contact and movement can engage the attention of the audience.

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Speaking clearly and at a good pace is key to getting your message across!

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In conclusion, there are three aspects to delivering an effective presentation: design, content, and delivery. Design Content Delivery

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Your

Challenge:

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your own Build

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Here are some additional resources for slide design (and a funny YouTube video):

  • 1. http://writing.engr.psu.edu/slides.html
  • 2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbSPPFYxx3o
  • 3. http://www.presentationzen.com/
  • 4. Melissa Marshall’s Talk:

http://www.ted.com/talks/melissa_marshall_talk_nerdy_to_me.html

  • 5. Great Delivery, Passion:

http://www.ted.com/talks/benjamin_zander_on_music_and_passion.html

  • 6. Any Senior EA Members!