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Presentation Skills
B232 - Summer 23/24
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Presentation Skills - BE9M04PRE
| Credits | 2 |
| Semesters | Winter |
| Completion | Graded Assessment |
| Language of teaching | English |
| Extent of teaching | 2C |
Annotation
The overall aim of this course is to develop communication and language skills in order to plan and deliver an effective presentation. Students will be taken systematically through the key stages of giving presentations, from planning and introducing to concluding. Students are guided, using interactive methods, to communicate their thoughts and ideas in a logical and structured order - and in as brief or succinct a way as possible.
Emphasis is placed on independent, critical thinking and the correct formulation of presenting ideas; throughout this course students will practice skills that will enable them to become better speakers and presenters.
Emphasis is placed on independent, critical thinking and the correct formulation of presenting ideas; throughout this course students will practice skills that will enable them to become better speakers and presenters.
Study targets
Emphasis is placed on independent, critical thinking and the correct formulation of presenting ideas
Course outlines
Week 1: Overview of course
The Different Types of Presentations & Their Purposes
Starting Strong
Week 2: STUDENT PRESENTATION 1: Self-Introduction
Introducing the 90 Second Pitch
Week 3: Structure of a Presentation
Making an Outline
Week 4: Summarizing & Condensing
Week 5: Nerves, Notes, and Nods: The Physical Act of Presenting
Week 6: STUDENT PRESENTATION 2: 90 Second Pitches
Peer evaluations
Week 7: Choosing and narrowing a topic
Knowing your audience
Finding your story
Week 8: Formal/Academic Presentations
Formal Spoken Language / Reporting Verbs / Hedging
Pronunciation & Key Words
Week 9: Making & Discussing Slides / Multimedia
Week 10: Consultations & Technical Check
Week 11: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 12: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 13: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3 / SPARE WEEK
Week 14: SPARE WEEK
The Different Types of Presentations & Their Purposes
Starting Strong
Week 2: STUDENT PRESENTATION 1: Self-Introduction
Introducing the 90 Second Pitch
Week 3: Structure of a Presentation
Making an Outline
Week 4: Summarizing & Condensing
Week 5: Nerves, Notes, and Nods: The Physical Act of Presenting
Week 6: STUDENT PRESENTATION 2: 90 Second Pitches
Peer evaluations
Week 7: Choosing and narrowing a topic
Knowing your audience
Finding your story
Week 8: Formal/Academic Presentations
Formal Spoken Language / Reporting Verbs / Hedging
Pronunciation & Key Words
Week 9: Making & Discussing Slides / Multimedia
Week 10: Consultations & Technical Check
Week 11: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 12: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 13: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3 / SPARE WEEK
Week 14: SPARE WEEK
Exercises outlines
Week 1: Overview of course
The Different Types of Presentations & Their Purposes
Starting Strong
Week 2: STUDENT PRESENTATION 1: Self-Introduction
Introducing the 90 Second Pitch
Week 3: Structure of a Presentation
Making an Outline
Week 4: Summarizing & Condensing
Week 5: Nerves, Notes, and Nods: The Physical Act of Presenting
Week 6: STUDENT PRESENTATION 2: 90 Second Pitches
Peer evaluations
Week 7: Choosing and narrowing a topic
Knowing your audience
Finding your story
Week 8: Formal/Academic Presentations
Formal Spoken Language / Reporting Verbs / Hedging
Pronunciation & Key Words
Week 9: Making & Discussing Slides / Multimedia
Week 10: Consultations & Technical Check
Week 11: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 12: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 13: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3 / SPARE WEEK
Week 14: SPARE WEEK
The Different Types of Presentations & Their Purposes
Starting Strong
Week 2: STUDENT PRESENTATION 1: Self-Introduction
Introducing the 90 Second Pitch
Week 3: Structure of a Presentation
Making an Outline
Week 4: Summarizing & Condensing
Week 5: Nerves, Notes, and Nods: The Physical Act of Presenting
Week 6: STUDENT PRESENTATION 2: 90 Second Pitches
Peer evaluations
Week 7: Choosing and narrowing a topic
Knowing your audience
Finding your story
Week 8: Formal/Academic Presentations
Formal Spoken Language / Reporting Verbs / Hedging
Pronunciation & Key Words
Week 9: Making & Discussing Slides / Multimedia
Week 10: Consultations & Technical Check
Week 11: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 12: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3
Week 13: STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 3 / SPARE WEEK
Week 14: SPARE WEEK
Literature
Materials: Provided by instructor (or made available online).
Requirements
Students are expected to be at intermediate level of English at least.