The
Slide-Structure of a Technical 20-min Presentation
By Michalis Faloutsos
Thanks to Michael Samidi
General
guidelines:
A
Suggestion for the Structure of the Slides
Clearly this is not the only way. But it has worked for me. Every talk is
different. However, if you don't have a lot of experience, this may be a good
starting point. Note: Especially for my students: Please start from this
structure and write one or two phrases per slide that will summarize the main
point of each slide.
1.
Title |
1
slide |
2.
What is the problem |
1
slide |
3.
What is the solution/contribution |
1
slide |
4.
Motivation/Importance |
1
slide |
5.
Roadmap |
1
slide |
6.
Background/Model/Definitions/Previous Works |
1-3
slide |
7.
Your innovation and contribution:
|
1-3
slide |
8.
Experimental results/Proofs |
3-5
slide |
9.
Conclusions |
1
slide |
10.
Future Work |
1
slide |