CPS 108 Fall 1996: Toonces Presentation

Presenting Toonces

Each group can, optionally (but strongly encouraged), make a presentation about their Toonces project. This could include:

Overview of the design/implementation/learn Java cycle
- Group/Individual expertise
- Group/Individual learning
- Group/Individual problems
- Group/Individual strengths
Design Patterns used in Toonces
User-Interface issues
Java issues
Future improvements if Tonces is continued
Impressions of the project both from a team perspective and from a "what was delivered" perspective.

Groups should prepare for a 10 minute presentation. Ideally this will include making transparencies using Powerpoint, some other presentation software, or hand-drawn/made transparencies. In general, one slide takes about two minutes to present. However, this is a heuristic, not a hard and fast rule. You should be prepared for questions, for not being able to do everything you want, and for not having enough to fill your time.

Groups that want to present can use CS departmental resources if needed (e.g., color printer). If a group wants to present, please send email to ola@cs.duke.edu. Presentations will be made on November 22, 25, and 27 as necessary. We will not use the entire class period for presentations.