Single speakers have 10 minutes and teams of two have 15 minutes. Please plan to finish two minutes early to leave time for questions. We will have an overhead transparency projector and an LCD projector in case you want to bring your presentation on a laptop. You must prepare visual aids to go along with your presentation. Typically these will include a title slide, slides describing your circuit, slides showing any data or other results, and a conclusion slide. Demonstrations of your project are encouraged. There will be a table in the presentation area for you to set up your demos before your talk. There will not be time to move the entire audience to the electronics lab for a demo. Teams should divide their time so that everyone participates in the presentation. Be sure to practice your presentation in front of an audience until you are sure that it can be understood and that it is the correct length.
Final project reports are due to your instructor on Thursday, Dec. 8 at 5 pm. Teams should hand in one report for each member of the team, even if they are identical. The amount of content in these reports should be roughtly 3 times that of a regular lab report. You will have to give more background material than in a regular lab since there is no lab manual to go along with your project. There should be enough information in your report so that another student in the course (who is not familiar with your project) could understand what you have done.
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