Guideline & Policy for Project Presentation

The presentation is about explaining your ideas clearly and concisely, and lasts 5 minutes for an individual or 10–15 minutes for a group. The exact group allocation will be announced before presentations. If you don’t yet have many results to show, it is 100% OK to simply explain what you’re planning to do and why.

1. Motivate and define the problem: 20%
   • Why is this problem important? What new thing will we be able to learn if you succeed?
2. Briefly mention related work: 20%
   • You can leave this till the end, if you like.
3. Explain at least one of the main ideas of your project clearly: 20%
   • It’s enjoyable and a good use of time to listen to presentations if they also educate the audience.
4. Show a draft of main figure: 10%
   • Or show some sort of visualization of the main idea.
5. Explain planned experiments or show results: 20%
   • Try to explain what we might learn from these experiments.
6. Finish under time: 10%
   • I will cut you off if you go beyond the time limit (will be announced later)!