Final Presentation for Your Project

• Professional quality presentation materials: minimum font size on slides = 24; no more than 8 lines per slide; use bullets and large pictures; assume the listener can read the technical details from your documentation later -- don't inundate us with details.
• Professional delivery: Talk to us -- don't read to us; speak to us as professionals; assume your audience is made up of financial/contracts staff and technical managers who are deciding whether to buy your product and/or whether to hire your team again for another project
• The presentation must include the following information:
  • A brief operational description of the project (Very high level -- from the user's perspective -- you may want to include a demonstration or screen captures)
  • A high-level technical description of the project architecture and design (Note this should also be very high level -- from the developer's perspective)
  • A brief summary of major design issues and/or technical challenges of the project
  • A statement of the quality of the final deliverable and your recommendations for the circumstances under which the delivered software should be used.

This page created by G. Walton (GWalton@mail.ucf.edu) on October 8, 1999