Title: ASSIGNMENT: PRESENTATION
Course: Study PrepProg English for Engineering > Section: Presentation Skills

The aim of this assignment is to improve your presentation skills in English within the context of engineering. The aim is to  create a concise and informative presentation with accompanying PowerPoint slides.

1. Choose your topic
Select an engineering-related topic or concept that interests you. It could be related to a specific engineering discipline, a manufacturing process, a design principle, or a technology application.

A couple of topic suggestions (and note, these are only suggestions!):

Sustainability in [your field of engineering]

AI now and in the future in [your field of engineering]

Information security in [your field of engineering]

IoT in [your field of engineering]

2. Plan Your Presentation

- Outline the key terms and topics
- Identify important technical details and any specific engineering vocabulary or terminology related to your chosen topic
- Consider the target audience - assume your audience has a basic understanding of engineering concepts

3. Create PowerPoint Slides

- Develop a PowerPoint presentation that complements your presentation
- Include key points, visuals, diagrams, and figures if needed to support your explanation
- Each slide should be clear and concise, with a limited amount of text per slide

4. Script and Practice:

- Think about what you want to say during each slide. Focus on clear and concise explanations
- Practice your presentation multiple times to ensure you can fit it within the given time frame

6. Submit Your PowerPoint Slides:

- Share your PowerPoint slides via Moodle hand-in box

Evaluation Criteria:

Your presentation and PowerPoint slides will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

- Clarity and coherence of your presentation
- Effective use of technical language and terminology
- Overall presentation skills, including voice clarity and body language (if visible)
- Adherence to the given time limit
- Quality, professionalism and relevance of the PowerPoint slides