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Video Presentation Guidelines PHY150
Video Presentation Guidelines PHY150
Video Presentation
Assignment Overview:
In this assignment, you will work in groups of four to create a video presentation exploring the
various applications of electricity and magnetism in real-life scenarios or technology. The aim
is to understand the practical relevance of these concepts and their impact on our daily lives
and technological advancements.
Assignment Objectives:
1. Gain a deeper understanding of electricity and magnetism.
2. Recognize the practical applications of these concepts in various fields.
3. Enhance your research and presentation skills.
4. Collaborate effectively in a group setting.
Assignment Details:
1. Group Formation:
• You will work in groups of four students (maximum).
• Ensure that each group member has a defined role and responsibility within the group.
2. Topic Selection:
• Choose a specific area of real-life application or technology related to electricity and
magnetism. Some suggested fields include:
o Renewable energy sources (e.g., solar panels, wind turbines).
o Electrical transportation (e.g., electric cars, trains).
o Medical applications (e.g., MRI machines, pacemakers).
o Consumer electronics (e.g., smartphones, laptops).
o Industrial applications (e.g., electromagnets in manufacturing).
o Telecommunications and wireless technologies.
o Magnetic levitation (Maglev) trains.
o Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in electronics.
o Emerging technologies (e.g., quantum computing, fusion reactors).
4. Video Presentation:
• Create a well-structured video presentation with clear and engaging content.
• Use visual aids (diagrams, images, videos) to illustrate key points.
• Address the following in your presentation:
o Introduction to the topic and its significance.
o Explanation of relevant electricity and magnetism concepts.
o Detailed exploration of your chosen application or technology.
o Examples of real-world implementations.
o Potential benefits and challenges.
o Future developments and innovations.
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o Conclusion summarizing key takeaways.
5. Time Limit:
• Your video presentation should be between 10 to 15 minutes in length.
7. Collaboration:
• Collaborate effectively within your group, ensuring everyone contributes to research,
content creation, and presentation.
• Keep communication lines open and resolve any conflicts promptly.
8. Submission:
• Submit your video presentation through the designated platform or as instructed by
your instructor.
• Ensure it is accessible and functional for assessment.
9. Evaluation Criteria:
Your presentation will be evaluated based on assignment rubrics that include items like
content, organization of ideas, explanation, and collaboration aspect with all team members.