Create a slide deck for helping students understand the flow and order of their up coming presentation. A heading page "Project Presentation", sub-heading "Ideas and help for what to present By Steve Shilling" Content slide: - Introduce yourselves - Application demonstration - Project architecture and design - Planning and segregation - Pick a cool piece of code - Challenges faced and overcome - What you would do differently - Don't be negative, don't talk about things that didn't make it - Thank you and questions Requirements: - The project is a IT technical project, coded in Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and RDBMS. - They have 10 minutes to present the project across 3 people. - Everyone must speak equally about their part in the project. - They must include how they planned and organised their project. - They must be positive and lively, but professional - The must NOT use corporate branding, but can create their own pretend company - They can use real photos or avatars, but their real names when introducing - Have an architecture or follow diagram of data passing - Include any CI/CD and vulnerability checks if you got there - If there is time show a sample of code - pick your best bit - Challenges should include - Collaboration issues, personal and technical - Technical issues - Issues with Git or coding problems - How you overcame them - Don't just say what the issues are, we want to know how you beat them - What you would do differently - 1 or 2 key things - What and why you would do - How would you improve on what you did - Thank you - Questions
Create a slide deck for helping students understand the flow and order of their up coming presentation.
A heading page "Project Presentation", sub-heading "Ideas and help for what to present By Steve Shilling"
Content slide:
- Introduce yourselves
- Application demonstration
- Project architecture and design
- Planning and segregation
- Pick a cool piece of code
- Challenges faced and overcome
- What you would do differently
- Don't be negative, don't talk about things that didn't make it
- Thank you and questions
Requirements:
- The project is a IT technical project, coded in Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and RDBMS.
- They have 10 minutes to present the project across 3 people.
- Everyone must speak equally about their part in the project.
- They must include how they planned and organised their project.
- They must be positive and lively, but professional
- The must NOT use corporate branding, but can create their own pretend company
- They can use real photos or avatars, but their real names when introducing
- Have an architecture or follow diagram of data passing
- Include any CI/CD and vulnerability checks if you got there
- If there is time show a sample of code - pick your best bit
- Challenges should include
- Collaboration issues, personal and technical
- Technical issues
- Issues with Git or coding problems
- How you overcame them
- Don't just say what the issues are, we want to know how you beat them
- What you would do differently
- 1 or 2 key things
- What and why you would do
- How would you improve on what you did
- Thank you
- Questions
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This project presentation, led by Steve Shilling, features three speakers over a concise 10-minute slot. Each speaker will be introduced by name, and the project goal will be clearly stated in one sentence, ensuring equal speaking times. The presentation will culminate in a demonstration of the finished product, showcasing the main user journey through a realistic example that highlights the problem it effectively solves.