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Comprehensive Project Report Guidelines and Oral Presentation Strategies

This document outlines the essential format and content requirements for project reports due in Spring 2011, including an executive summary, project description, methodology, findings, conclusions, and recommendations. It also highlights the importance of a well-structured report with proper bibliographic references and relevant attachments. Furthermore, the oral presentation evaluation criteria cover voice modulation, tone, audience engagement, and visual aids. An overall schedule of important dates, including lecture sessions and networking events, is provided to ensure successful project completion and presentation.

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Comprehensive Project Report Guidelines and Oral Presentation Strategies

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  1. Bus 127B Projects Format, Contents and Dates Spring 2011

  2. Table of Contents • Executive summary • Project description and deliverables • Process used, methodology • Findings and conclusions • Recommendations, deliverables • Problems encountered and what you learned

  3. Format • Bound report with Title of Project and your names on the front. • Table of contents • Body of report (see table of contents) • Bibliography (if appropriate) • Attachments: PPT Slides, Findings, Analyses, etc., as appropriate

  4. Oral Presentation Evaluation • Voice - volume, pace • Inflection – modulation, interest, life • Tone – conversational, discuss, inform • Contact – presence, eye contact, rapport, expression, gestures, mannerisms • Transition – name, what they will say • Overheads – legibility, busyness, image • Other – content, communication,

  5. Monday, May 2nd • 6:00 • 6:35 • 7:10 Break • 7:20 • 7:55 Mr. D Final Lecture

  6. Monday, May 9th • 6:00 • 6:35 • 7:10 Break • 7:20 • 7:55

  7. Monday, May 16 • 6:00 • 6:35 • 7:10 Break • 7:20 • 7:55

  8. Wednesday, May 18th • End of semester social, networking, event with alumni, directors, firms • Graduation ceremony • Special guest – Gary Sbona • BBC 032, food & beverages

  9. Monday, May 23rd • “Final” at Mr. D’s • Course debrief • Evaluations • Dinner (by invitation – program graduates)

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