The presentation checklist This slide is a list of

recommendations for best practice when presenting. Delete it from your final presentation.
Online Presentation Tip
If you are presenting in Zoom, it may be helpful
to leave space for the students place the window
with your face. An area approximately equivalent
to this box might be appropriate. To add it to
your slide master go to
Have you :
https://go.unimelb.edu.au/ja6s.
Included 7 elements or fewer per slide
Kept text to 18-32 point size font (slightly smaller for online)
Kept visuals clean and simple
Used professional animations to reveal information in logical chunks
Highlighted key ideas using transparent boxes
Acknowledged images where needed
De-emphasised and/or emphasised data to only include what is necessary
Kept a strong contrast between text and images
Used a professional, consistent colour pallet
For more information on the above checklist, refer to the Oral Presentations
Module in the LMS
 Code of Ethics
ENGR90033:Internship – Workshop Presentation
Presenter 1 Presenter 2
Name: Abbey He Jai Phookan
Student ID: 1.21061e+06
Tip - (Delete this box)
It is recommended that you use a single set of slides for both presenters during the presentation.
You can submit your own preparation to the LMS and then combine them on the day, or if you worked on the slides together
before the submission date, you can both submit the same slides.

Code of Ethics
ENGR90033:Internship – Workshop Presentation
Presenter 1 Presenter 2
Name: Jai Phookan
Student ID: 1.21061e+06
Overview

In the evolving world of software engineering, ethics form the backbone of

professional integrity and responsible innovation.
Conclusion
Activity

Tip - (Delete this box)

It can be helpful to break up your activity into 2 (or possibly 3) sub-activities.
Aim to use a single slide with clear instructions and all the information the participants require for each sub-activity.
Student Feedback
Presentation Stream:
Presentation Subtopic:
Link - https://go.unimelb.edu.au/yfa8

Tip - (Delete this box)

Present this at the end of your session. Only submissions that occur during your session will be counted.