Present your project

Objectives

1. Show your project off in its best light
2. Show your code off in its best light
3. Convince your classmates that you did excellent work

Assignment

1. Create a 7 minute video (+/- 30 seconds) demonstrating your project. Post it to the location specified in class/lab.
   1. If you are a team, both team members need to talk during the presentation (hopefully each about 50% of the time).
   2. Introduce yourselves and the project
   3. Show the programming running.
   4. If the program promotes the social good, explain how
   5. Explain how the code works.
   6. There will not be enough time to talk about everything so make sure you highlight the important parts
   7. Make sure that the video can be easily viewed on the smartboard screen or a computer monitor.
   8. If you believe your project is great and/or your code is complex, try to convince the viewer of this so that he/she will vote for your project
2. Due date is specified on Canvas
3. If you DO NOT want your video possibly used as promotional material for the computing programs at Bethel, that is fine. Just send Dr. Bareiss with an email that has CSC 102 privacy request in the subject matter and the details about your project in the body. She needs to receive this by the end of the semester to remove it from consideration.
4. I suggest you include "PowerPoint" like components to your video to help the viewer see the things that are important

Grading criteria

1. The quality of the presentation is the major factor impacting your grade. This includes
   1. The ability of team member(s)s to verbally present their ideas well.
   2. The quality of the video portion:
      1. How easy it is to read
      2. How well you chose what to show
      3. How well you highlight your ideas
   3. The content of the presentation
      1. How well organized it is
      2. How easy it is to follow the train of thought
      3. How centered the presentation is around a single central theme
      4. How well you engage your audience

Hints

1. Apply things you have learned in communication and speech classes/courses!
2. Think about your audience!