PAPER PRESENTATION

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PAPER PRESENTATION

• BASICS

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INDEX

• TYPE
• FORMAT
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Line diagram
• Working
• Quantitative facts
• Analysis and modeling
• Results
• Conclusion
• REFERENCES
• IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER
• SCORING SYSTEM
• NEVER FORGET

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TYPE

• REVIEW PAPERS
• RESEARCH PAPERS
• ORIGINAL PAPERS

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ABSTRACT

• Generally submitted for qualifying the first
  stage of an event- So most important
• Officially not a part of the paper during
  presentation
• Word limit is specified by the organizer
• Should include name of the theory used,
  important data, conclusion of your model and USP
  of your idea.
• A small account of basic idea and implementation
  of your project

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INTRODUCTION

• Gives the background of your project
• Origin of your idea
• Considers the audience as laymen and mention the
  basic theory that is required to understand your
  concept.

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LINE DIAGRAM

• Schematic representation of your model.
• Ckt in case of electronic or electrical project.
• Mechanical design
• Flow chart or block diagram

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WORKING

• Involves detailed procedure of your proposed
  model.
• Methodology used to collect data in case of
  survey papers.
• Working of the circuitry used.
• Explanation of the algorithm if used.

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QUANTITATIVE FACTS

• Gives the account of the facts that you have used
  in implementation of your project.
• Data collected in case of survey paper.

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ANALYSIS AND MODELING

• Involves the analysis of your design
• Application of data in form of a model.
• Merits and Demerits with respect to the existing
  system.
• Areas of application
• Possible modifications

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RESULTS

• Gives the quantitative results of the experiment
  or the survey that you have done.
• The new fact that is depicted from your idea.
• Should not be exaggerated

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CONCLUSIONS

• The most important part of your paper.
• Draws conclusions from your observations and
  results.
• It should tell the judges the moral of your paper
  and why you made this paper.

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REFERENCES

• Lists the sources of facts you have used to
  implement your idea.
• It should include the following
• URL (web reference)
• Books
• Past papers
• Intellectuals and teachers
• Never leave off this section.

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IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER

• The slides are for the reference of the audience
  not the presenter.
• Abbreviations should not be used.
• Format should be strictly followed and the
  presentation should be completed in stipulated
  time period
• Fancy fonts should not be used.
• Words should be clearly visible to audience.
• Dont exceed time limit- there is a warning
  buzzer.
• Distribute presentation time equally.

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SCORING SYSTEM
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TIPS TO FETCH MORE MARKS

• Representation should be more diagrammatic .
• Questions raised by the audience and judges
  should be dealt properly.
• Leave hints in your paper, so that judges can ask
  questions on those matters.
• If you dont know the answer of a question, dont
  try to misguide audience.
• Never argue with the judges.
• If introducing a product, include a proper cost
  analysis
• Highlight the important points.

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