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LECTURE 25: PRESENTATIONS CSE 442 Software Engineering My Story My Story My Solution, Part 1 I suck at math My Solution, Part 2 Meet My Presentation My Presentation is not How Not to Write Pres Why Pres Exists Takeaway Point

LECTURE 25: PRESENTATIONS CSE 442 – Software Engineering
My Story
My Story
My Solution, Part 1 “I suck at math”
My Solution, Part 2
Meet My Presentation
My Presentation is not
How Not to Write Pres
Why Pres Exists
Takeaway Point
Takeaway Point
Takeaway Point Battle
Takeaway Point's Sequel?
Takeaway Point's Sequel?
Only One Takeaway Point!
Is That It?
Is That It?
Normal Audience
Normal Audience
Now Keep Their Attention
Tell Them A Story
Tell Them A Story Problem Life really Protagonist Now We In the occurs sucks wins Rock beginning …
Tell Them A Story Start here Problem Life really Protagonist Now We In the occurs sucks wins Rock beginning …
Tell Them A Story Start here Problem Life really Protagonist Now We In the occurs sucks wins Rock beginning …
Tell Them A Story Introduce solution here Problem Life really Protagonist Now We In the occurs sucks wins Rock beginning …
Tell Them A Story Introduce solution here Problem Life really Protagonist Now We In the occurs sucks wins Rock beginning …
Tell Them A Story Introduce solution here Problem Life really Protagonist Now We In the occurs sucks wins Rock beginning …
Making It Interesting or
Keep Them Surprised
Color is Your Friend
Where To Use Bullets
Use Notes Appropriately
Secret to all Good Talks Passion
Why Are You There? If you do not care
Why Are You There? If you do not care
Why Are You There? If you do not care why should they?
Make Them Care?
Make Them Care
Make Them Care
Make Them Care – Named Characters
About User Input ¨ Never, NEVER, NEVER trust user input:
Dignity Is Deadly
How Helpful is This?
Why Bother?
People Are Blind Design For The
Will iPads Last?

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