Today I am going to do presentation for the Software Engineering class at the University. Ahem Ahem. a bit tensed, but no…..lets remain cool as usual. Eihhhhh the slides are not ready yet and I am completing them now. So as soon finished, will upload them and share it to the Software Engineering community on my blog, via slideshare. Keep connected till then!
A major update:
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I’ve just uploaded the powerpoint presentation on Slideshare!
How was my presentation? please vote:
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Am hyper happy and relieved too. I was not nervous during the presentation. Just wanna say the stuff I couldnot before class:
Firstly I would like to thank our lecturer for giving us the opportunity to enhance our communication skills as IT professionals/ Professional Software Engineers. Yesterday I attended the Prize Giving Ceremony for ACM programming contest. It was a quiet observation to make that the cse student who did his speech before his audience maybe did not bother to look at his audience and talk with them. He was just reading his paper. Communication Skills, maybe he lacked that. Of course, it was a lecture theatre very full and Journalists, MBC TV camera, respected lecturers, people from Accenture, Hot atmosphere na!!!!!
If that guy had the opportunity to talk before the class, just as we are having the opportunity to talk in the Software Engineering class, maybe his speech would had been more interesting, with his touch of charisma in his speaking style.
Concerning my presentation today, that was simply unexpected. I was tensed because of the so much slides to talk on (exceeding 3 minutes even). I was not sure of myself because of the quite good number of students present in ELT 2 – Engineering Tower, for the first time speaking before such a big number of computer students,phewwwwwwwwww. I took a deep breath, talk with the beautiful gurl who was to present with me also, and mustered confidence and set of f to talk, talk and talk. I even talked in creole (li chien – Gimp, peingouin), hindi (“paisa” – meaning money), french (“bracquer la banque pour pouvoir payer IBM Rational Rose)!
Today marks one of my coolest presentation I have ever made. I would like to receive feedback on my style of presention and the design of the slides, and how was it overall? Thanks…