4. The Project Presentation and Demonstration The presentation should contain between 10 and 15 slides and should be structured as follows: • An overview of the context/background of the project • An overview of the analysis and design activities (high level model of the system, techniques used, key design decisions) • An overview of the testing (techniques, a summary results, conclusions) • A critique of the process (what went well, what didn't, what you have learned, what you would do differently next time) Don't forget to illustrate this by taking lot of pictures from the websites. More details for presentation mark scheme: Presentation Content - Appropriate level of technical details (10 marks) - Content clearly structured and relevant (10 marks) - Presentation shows a thorough grasp of project issues (10 marks) - Presentation identifies scope for further work (10 marks) - Presentation has effective introduction and conclusion (10 marks) Presentation Skills - Student introduces information confidently and effectively (10 marks) - Student engages audience with content and performance of presentation (e.g. eye contact, body language, clear speech) (10 marks) - Student delivers material with appropriate structure (10 marks) - Student displays effective time discipline (10 marks) - Student concludes material confidently and effectively (10 marks)