Create a presentation with Sozi to pitch your project to the class. Pitch the project in a format similar to the PechaKucha presentation format where you show 10 images, each for 20 seconds. The images advance automatically and you talk along with the images. You cannot use bullet list in any of your slides. The first slide is a cover slide that includes the project title, your group name, your names, and emails (do not add a timer; instead use the first slide to manually start the presentation). In README.md, write for each slide your talking points as an itemized list (i.e., with subheaders for Slide 1, Slide 2, ..., Slide 10).
Title, group name, names and emails
- Speak simply, lead with 10 words on what your visualization is about
- Who is it addressed to, why it is interesting, important, useful?
- What is the topic?
- What is the information you plan to present?
- Do you have a story?
How your visualization compares to what others have done on the same and different topics?
- What data you will use?
- Design plans, technology, building and evaluating, risks you identified
- How do you work together?
Why you are confident you can deliver and the resources you will leverage
15% of the grade is for artifacts generated and committed in class as requested by the instructor.
| Presentation | Project Ideas | Development | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sophisticated | Slides are in PechaKucha format made using Sozi, are well designed and presented and well described in Readme.md (4-5 pts) | Project audiance, topic, originality, previous and related work, dataset, design, development plan are clearly presented and understood (4-5 pts) | Multiple commits show good use of GIT, slide automation works well, a PDF of the slides is provided (4-5 pts) |
| Competent | Slides not completely in PechaKucha format, Sozi authoring may be improved, design, presentation and/or description in Readme.md could be improved (2-3 pts) | Project audiance, topic, originality, previous and related work, dataset, design, development not fully and clearly presented and understood (2-3 pts) | Use of GIT, slide automation, and PDF export could be improved (2-3 pts) |
| Needs work | Slides not in correct PechaKucha format, not authored with Sozi, not well designed, not well designed, presented or described in Readme.md (0-1 pts) | Project audiance, topic, originality, previous and related work, dataset, design, development not fully and clearly presented and understood (0-1 pts) | Unsatisfactory use of GIT, slide automation not implementd, PDF not provided (0-1 pts) |
- Homework repository must be updated before the deadline
- Commits after the deadline will not be considered unless requested
- Late policy: 10% of total available points per each late day; duration less than 24 hours counts as one whole day
- Homework is expected to work in CHROME
Ensure that you use the same case when referring to files than the actual filename as the homework may be assessed on Linux systems. For example, if an image tag refers to myFile.png but the actual filename is myfile.png, the image will not appear on the web page in Linux systems. We will deduct points if this happens. Use Visual Studio Code HTML path completion feature and/or double-check filenames to avoid this problem.