All undergraduate studetns should participate in the presentation, sharing the task equally. As with the graduate student presentation, handouts of the most important points are to be made and distributed, as are instructional objectives. Also like the graduate presentation, three copies of the paper should be submitted, and handouts should be prepared in sufficient quantity for everyone. Written papers are to be prepared using a format like that of a thesis as described in The Guide , available from the Graduate School. A description of the system and examples of citations are given on the attached sheet.
Presentations are to be organized logically and presented in a professional manner.
The use of PowerPoint or some other presentation software for the preparation of overheads is encouraged. The presentation computer available in Lowry Hall supports PowerPoint. Although formal dress is not required, presenters should be dressed in neatly and cleanly. Each team member must submit a written evaluation of the percent of total team effort contributed by each undergraduate to the case study paper and presentation. This page was last updated on February 23, 1999.