You should create lecture notes (Powerpoint or HTML recommended) for this purpose. You are welcome to show video, bring props, sing, or whatever seems most appropriate for the material. An important part of your presentation is interaction with the students, so try to engage them and leave time for questions. Your grade will be based upon demonstrated knowledge of the subject, as well as interactivity and efficacy of presentation.
Next weeks will see your presentation of a research paper. The main rules remain
the same than the previous presentation
Timing, 20 mn + 5 mn (questions time).
Think about looking at your public, speaking loud.
What differs a little is the type of subject.
Here, you may imagine that you are one of the author of the paper, and you have
to present it in a research conference. You have to explain :
- The context of your paper (what was done before you came, why something had
to be done (what for), the critics against the other solutions, what you have
done yourself before...)
Here, it could be interesting to provide references to other documents (other
articles, books, web sites) that help you to understand the paper you have read.
- The content of you paper (what you have done, what are the interesting new
elements, new developments, new ideas that make your work so "special")
- The after : what new directions could be followed, what things could be done,
using what you have just presented.
NB. They are sometime research paper that are more about "state of the
art" around a given subject. This sort of paper should be presented more
like the previous presentation.
cd .. (go to the directory in which your 05IVRA1_UstudentID is located)
tar cvf 05IVRA1_UstudentID.tar 05IVRA1_UstudentID/ gzip 05IVRA1_UstudentID.tar
Mail the file (05IVRA1_UstudentID.tar.gz) as an attached document. Be
sure that the title of your mail is '05IVRA1_UstudentID''