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BUSN  260-­‐481                  Final  Presentation  

©  Pramod  Abichandani,  Drexel  University  

BUSN  260-­‐481:  Final  Presentation    

Presentation  Date:  Announced  in  class.       Students  will  present  their  final  project.  Only  present  the  highlights  of  your  work  using   your   slides.   To   make   the   slide   deck   more   effective,   students   are   encouraged   to   use   relevant  pictures  and  graphs.     Students  should  include  a  slide  that  provides  motivating  reasons  (data-­‐driven  insights)   for  their  business  problem  before  presenting  the  actual  problem.  Additionally,  the  major   sections  of  the  business  problem  analysis  -­‐-­‐  scope,  challenges,  implementation  plan,  and   expected  performance  -­‐-­‐  should  be  highlighted  during  the  presentation.       Students  are  also  encouraged  to  watch  a  few  TED  talks  in  order  to  observe  the  traits  of   effective  presenters.  A  list  of  the  20  most  watched  TED  talks  are  given  here:   http://www.ted.com/playlists/171/the_most_popular_talks_of_all     The  following  rubric  will  be  used  to  evaluate  your  presentation:     A. (2  points)  Slide  arrangement,  Graphics,  and  Formatting    

1. Logical  progression  of  the  slides  is  effective  in  presenting  the  ideas  clearly   2. Pictures  and  graphs  communicate/support  the  slide  content     3. Overall  slide  design,  slides  should  have  the  appropriate  amount  of  text,  slide  

numbers     4. Unnecessary  transitions  avoided  

B. (6  points)  Effective  Communication  –  all  of  the  following  are  clearly  communicated   1. (2  points)  Technical  analysis   2. (1  point)  Technical  challenges   3. (1  point)  Solutions   4. (1  point)  Limitations   5. (1  point)  Insights  

C. (1  point)  Q&A  –  student  groups  answer  questions  effectively   D. (1  point)  Every  group  member  speaks  equally  in  6  minutes  

General  Guidelines   • A  maximum  of  6  minutes  has  been  allocated  for  each  presentation   • This  time  includes  laptop  setup,  presentation,  and  wrap  up   • Please  bring  your  laptop  for  the  presentation