Tips for 2nd CS3254 presentation

ralliart12 — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 03:36:15 +0000

My tutor, lovely Elizabeth, gave some feedback on the 1st presentation, notably 2 key points:

1. What you can do to value-add to your presentation?

Use illustration, screen shots, etc

Explain those illustration, dun just show it

Streamline your presentation, dun keep alt-tab-ing between videos & other documents

2. What you can do to value-add to your audience?

Summary & wrap-up are important; audience unable to take-away >3 points

Title slide & professionalism, esp. if you are addressing staff members, are very important

P.S. that’s not her in the photo

P.P.S. that’s not us either…

P.P.P.S. she got my group letter confused when dishing out the comments, my team is 5B, NOT 5C

Hello? I’m from SoC, can u hear mi…?!

ralliart12 — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:13:37 +0000

Disclaimer: that “digital economy” doesn’t support cellphones. Apparently there is no reception in the new COM1 building, that was kindly given to us computing folks by the kind souls of our Law faculty, so they have to suffer in their new, miserable, Bukit Timah Campus. Well, now now…I tot for once lawyers can be trusted to be without agenda…but hell no:

At the leading IT & Computing faculty of our prestigious university campus, we offer to disable the use of mobile phones via our students. Sure, there’s lots of inconvenience when you are trying to find your project mates, telling your parents you will not be dining home due to overnight lab crunches, etc, but at SoC, we believe that’s a small price to pay to make students concentrate on their work.

Wat do ya tink, SoC peeps? Anybody else experiencing this wonderful disservice, or is it just mi?

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Tips for 2nd CS3254 presentation

Hello? I’m from SoC, can u hear mi…?!