Goals of Presentation Powerpoint Capabilities How to’s Options for Saving and Viewing presentations Tips for better presentations.

Goals of Presentation

• Powerpoint Capabilities• How to’s • Options for Saving and Viewing presentations• Tips for better presentations

Powerpoint Presentations

• Widely used and available• Start from an existing presentation or use the

autowizard to create a new one.• Templates in various formats available.

Powerpoint Capabilities

• Bulleted slides

• Insert images

• Link to the Web

• Easy conversion to web

• Animation

• Sound

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Detection of Short Transients in

Colored Background Noise

by

Prof. Roberto Cristi

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Naval Postgraduate School

Monterey, CA 93943

September 21, 1999

Long Term Goals of our Research:

• Study existing techniques (or develop new ones) to detect short transients in the ocean;

• Develop a visual interface to help the operator(s) in detecting transients;

• Determine suitable techniques for automatic classification.

Short Signals: from mine laying activities, such as splashes, chain unrolling, mines hitting the bottom of the ocean;

Colored Background Noise: from different sources, namely engine of the boat laying the mines.

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Use of Education partners and Commercial Courseware to offset development cost

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Video Clips

• The movie to the right is

an avi format (windows only)

of the Navy’s Blue Angels.

The movie is stopped and

restarted with a click of the

mouse. The clip is resizable (this one has been enlarged).

• To add a video clip, choose the Insert menu and choose an option under “Movies and Sound”.

W elcome to the O ceanography Department!

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Voice Narration

On the Slide Show menu, click “Record

Narration”. Click ok on the next dialog box.

Now, just speak naturally, and move through yourpresentation.

After you finish, PowerPoint will place yourrecorded voice into the slides.

You can also add voice or sound to individualelements of the presentation by recording a soundfrom Insert Movies or Sound.

Saving Your Presentation

• PowerPoint Show * Automatically opens in Slide Show mode

* Not editable, viewable only

• Pack and Go

Save as...

* Compresses the presentation* Includes sound and video you linked to it* Spreads across multiple floppies* Run pngsetup.exe on the first floppy to restore.

Saving Your Presentation

Custom Shows

- Different versions of the same presentation tailored for different audiences.

• On the Slide Show menu, choose “Custom Shows”. Name it and select the slides you want to show.

• To show, use the “Setup Show” dialog box to specify which Custom Show to run.

Avoid “Death by Powerpoint”

• Relate to your audience’s interest• Involve the audience• Establish eye contact•Practice and test.

• Provide outline of the presentation• Logical, organized flow• Present evidence for each point (graph or image)• On a scientific graph, first tell what you are looking at, what the axes are, etc., then tell what the audience should learn from this slide.•Tell a story with the slides.