S8 SEMINAR
EEE SEMINAR
Maximum marks – 100 Marks
Guidelines
For Making Seminar Report "Click Here" "Each student has to submit a seminar report, based on these papers; the report must not be reproduction of any original paper."
For Making Seminar PPTs
1) 15 Minutes - Min 15 Slides & Max Slides 20 -
2) Front Page must have Title of Seminar, your Name, Roll No. & Uni. Reg. No.
3) Use a light Color Background & Dark color font
4) Insert Slide No. to all
5) Last page include Reference also
6) Don’t use to much of animation
A good presentation means that the audience understood the message.
Try not to cover so many ideas, stick instead to a major theme.
Focus on what the audience needs to know about the subject and not on what you want to tell them.
Don’t give too many experimental details unless the method is the main
point of the talk.
The audience must be able to immediately grasp the information. So, keep it simple.
Explain all terms and concepts that are important for understanding your
topic and will be used throughout your presentation.
Ask yourself:
What do Audience know?
What do Audience want to know?
What do Audience need to know in order to understand my presentation?
Use the answers to these questions to guide how you present your seminar.
Title - Make your title descriptive, succinct, informative and interesting.
Texts - Use short and simple phrases in place of sentences or paragraphs and
limit the amount of information in the presentation.
Graphs and tables - Graphs and tables are the best way to summarize large quantities of raw data. Simplify the data; Show only the essential information.
Developing an Outline
- Introduction and background information (why is the work important? what related work exists?)
- Objectives
- Explanation of methods (what is unique about this approach?)
- Results
- Discussion and conclusion (did the results meet the objectives?)
- Relevance or significance, implications of findings (what is the overall scope of the work?)
- Future work (what happens next?)
- References
