Think of your presentation as a verbal executive summary. Your presentation should be in the form of Power Point Presentation (PPP). Sharing Audio is a plus. If you select to use audio, you must upload the Power Point Presentation in addition to your audio presentation. You may use Zoom (free tools) for your presentation. Your presentation should include a minimum of 15 slides (not including title slide).   Remember, you are presenting the good knowledge of your work and should include the merit of your ideas and knowledge. In order to achieve these goals, at the end of the presentation your audience should:     Understand the initial requirement and why it is worth addressing.   Understand how you are addressing your project.   Know what features have you implemented.   Be confident of your knowledge.   Your slides should include the following sections (everything you need is in the Telecommunications Case Assignment document):   Introduction: In this section, you will introduce the project and the objectives of the project including executive summary.   Requirement Analysis: In this section, you will discuss the requirement   Design: You need diagrams, charts, pics, etc..   Implementation: diagrams, charts, and possibly screen shots   Testing (optional): You can present your data testing in this section   Cost analysis: Estimated cost (you can use the internet to get pricing). Make sure to include labor cost in your analysis.   Conclusion: Summary, lesson learned, future work, etc..   Miscellaneous:   You can assume that your audience has a similar level of technical background to yours, although they know nothing about your project.   Use this presentation as an opportunity to highlight the strengths of your project; i.e. make sure to point out any particularly unusual or creative features.   In order to be most effective, here are some general design guidelines:   Include visual items (diagrams, charts, screen shots).   Use larger font than you would use for a written paper (i.e. don’t use 12 point!