Presentation 1
During the first half of the semester, each student will be scheduled to give a Overview & Requirements Presentation related to the project.
Presentation Outline
The presentation should be roughly 8 minutes in length, and cover the following topics:
- A brief overview of the project.
- NEW A small set (2-3) of top level use cases for the project.
- These use cases should clearly lead to the requirements in the next bullet point.
- These use cases will inform the testing plan in the next presentation.
- A discussion of the requirements for each phase of the project.
- These requirements will inform the overall design of the project in the next presentation.
- A proposed timeline for project completion.
The first three items roughly correspond to the two initial artifacts discussed on the previous page. The timeline should give rough estimates on when each feature or group of features should be completed.
Additional Content to Include
In addition to the basic outline listed above, here is a list of some other topics you may wish to cover in your presentation, especially if it is relevant to your project:
- Where the project idea came from.
- Any existing prior work or inspiration.
- What problem this project is trying to solve.
- Tools, Languages, Frameworks, or APIs to be used.
- Initial Design Diagrams (UML, ER, API, etc.)
- Initial UI mockups or Website Layout
Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy
Details

- Citations Required: Any usage of GenAI must be noted and cited directly in the work.
- No Direct AI Results: For this assignment, you may not include the GenAI results directly in your submission, with the exception of slide design, graphics or layouts.
- Understand Your Work: You may be asked to explain your work in detail as part of this project. Failure to do so may be considered a violation of this policy.
- Policy Violations: Violations may result in a grade of 0 for the assignment and other sanctions approved through the K-State Honor Council.
Sample Presentations
You can find several previous presentations under the Files section on Canvas. Bear in mind that these may or may not be example of good presentations, they are simply ones that have been collected for sharing.
Presentation Tips
In Fall 2022, we recorded a video containing some great tips to improve your presentations. Check it out!