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A Beginner’s Guide to Bad Engineering Presentations

March 24, 2006

“The Beginner’s Guide to Bad Engineering Presentations” by Mark L. Chang is available in pdf and ppt formats.

Book Description

This was created as a response to seeing some common things that we didn’t like in lots of engineering presentations. By no means is this a complete guide, nor are our opinions really anything but our own opinions. Take it mostly as “things that our advisor said to not do”.

Table of Contents

  • Outline
  • Bad Presentations
  • Good Presentations
  • Know Your Topic
  • Know Your Audience
  • Know Your Location
  • Attitude
  • Dead Man Talking
  • Speed Kills
  • Amplification
  • Where are your hands?
  • Common Laser Pointer Moves
  • Time Check
  • Font Size, Slide Numbers
  • Know Slide Boundaries
  • Spell Check
  • The Art of Suspense
  • Anticipatory Lecturing
  • You are not Pixar Studios
  • Interstitial Slides
  • Use Simple Examples
  • Results
  • Highlights
  • Information Overload

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Author(s): Mark L. Chang
Format(s): PDF
File size: 572 KB
Number of pages: 48
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