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    This document provides instructions for a student presentation with the following guidelines: - The presentation should not exceed 23 slides or 20 minutes. - The outline includes typical sections like motivation, objectives, literature review, methodology, results, conclusions, and future work. - Each section is allocated a maximum number of slides, such as 1 slide for motivation and objectives, up to 6 slides for results. - The document provides guidance on the content and format for each section to ensure a consistent structure across presentations.

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    This document provides instructions for a student presentation with the following guidelines: - The presentation should not exceed 23 slides or 20 minutes. - The outline includes typical sections like motivation, objectives, literature review, methodology, results, conclusions, and future work. - Each section is allocated a maximum number of slides, such as 1 slide for motivation and objectives, up to 6 slides for results. - The document provides guidance on the content and format for each section to ensure a consistent structure across presentations.

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    Template-PG and UG

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    This document provides instructions for a student presentation with the following guidelines: - The presentation should not exceed 23 slides or 20 minutes. - The outline includes typical sections like motivation, objectives, literature review, methodology, results, conclusions, and future work. - Each section is allocated a maximum number of slides, such as 1 slide for motivation and objectives, up to 6 slides for results. - The document provides guidance on the content and format for each section to ensure a consistent structure across presentations.

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    Instruction to students

    Maximum slides: 23
    Maximum time allowed for
    presentation: 20 minutes
    Remove this slide before start of your
    presentation
    ( Format is common to final year B.Tech and
    M.Tech. project presentation)
    Sponsors logo if any

    Title of the project

    Name of the STUDENT(S), MIS No

    Guide name
    Dept of Metallurgy and Materials Science,
    College of Engineering Pune

    Co Guide name
    Affiliation if any
    Outline of presentation
    • Motivation
    • Objective
    • Literature review
    • General Discussion
    • Experimental planning
    • Results and Discussion
    • Conclusion
    • Publication
    • Future line of action
    • Pending activities
    3
    MOTIVATION
    • Who influenced your work? Such as
    Nature/New Phenomena/ Unexplored
    /failures/Need
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    4
    OBJECTIVE
    • Broad aim and itemize objectives (preferably
    quantified)
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    5
    LITERATURE REVIEW
    • Important procedures or findings, less text
    matter: bullet points, more figures / tables Ref.
    to be mentioned clearly at the bottom of slide
    • MAXIMUM 03 SLIDES

    6
    GENERAL DISCUSSION
    • Technical gaps/ limitations/ lacuna in data/ key
    motivating issue
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    7
    EXPERIMENTAL PLANNING
    • Flowchart/ stages of execution/ venues to be
    mentioned if some part of experiment is done
    outside the campus.
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    8
    RESULT AND DISCUSSION
    • Experimental/Software results of fabrication/
    processing/ characterization in the form of
    Images, Photos, Microstructures/Plot/
    Correlation/ Models/Design.
    • MAXIMUM 06 SLIDES

    9
    CONCLUSION
    • Board outcomes with quantitative data
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    10
    PUBLICATION
    • List of conference presentation / papers
    published by you
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    11
    AKCNOWLEDGEMENT
    • Express your gratitude to Guide, HoD and
    those who have provided direct/indirect
    technical help in success of the project
    including sponsoring organization if any
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    12
    REFEREENCES
    • List of papers/textbooks/reference books/
    websites referred.
    • MAXIMUM TWO SLIDES

    13
    FUTURE LINE OF ACTION
    • Unfinished task, which could be taken up as
    next project
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    14
    PENDING ACTIVITIES
    • If project is incomplete due to Covid19 like
    situation, then mention unfinished activity
    chart with time line for completion of work
    • MAXIMUM ONE SLIDE

    15
    THANKING YOU

    16

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