Information Literacy II EN(IL2) Course. LaTeX Presentation Skills

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1 Information Literacy II EN(IL2) Course LaTeX Presentation Skills

2 Course evaluation questionnaire Course Number: LAS.I Course Title: Information Literacy II EN(IL2) The questionnaire is anonymous. It will not affect your course grades. Feedback will be used to improve the content and instruction of this course.

3 Summary of the previous lecture LaTeX Latex documents classes. A typical structure of an academic article. Title, author name, date, absract, title page. Sections and subsections.

4 Summary of the previous lecture (cont.) LaTeX Lists. Tables. Cross-references. Importing graphics and figures. Bibliography.

5 Arranging the titlepage Open the file report.tex in TeXShop Delete the commands \title, \author, \date, \maketitle Add the following: \begin{titlepage} \centering \par % Adding a new paragraph, same as empty line Assignment 4 \end{titlepage} Typeset (Cmd+T)

6 Text size, shape and spacing Revise Assignment 4 to {\huge Assignment 4} Revise to {\huge\scshape Assignment 4} \vspace{3cm} {\huge\scshape Assignment 4} It did not work because the vertical space is discarded in the beginning of a page. Use the variant \vspace* instead: \vspace*{3cm} {\huge\scshape Assignment 4}

7 Text size, shape and spacing (cont.) Refer to Wikibook LaTeX/Fonts, Section 6.2 "Sizing text" for the specific commands and corresponding font sizes. An arbitrary font size can be set using the fix-cm package: Add \usepackage{fix-cm} to the preamble. {\fontsize{1cm}{1.2cm}\selectfont Cryptography and Internet Security} Revise to \vspace{10mm} {\bfseries\fontsize{1cm}{1.2cm}\selectfont Cryptography and Internet Security}

8 Text spacing Add \usepackage{setspacing} to the preabmble. Revise to: \vspace{10mm} \begin{doublespace} \bfseries\fontsize{1cm}{1.2cm}\selectfont Cryptography and Internet Security \end{doublespace} Note that internal {} are now removed. Typeset and observe that the double spacing seems too large.

9 Text spacing (cont.) Revise to: \vspace{10mm} \begin{spacing}{1.2} \bfseries\fontsize{1cm}{1.2cm}\selectfont Cryptography\\and Internet Security \end{spacing}

10 Text font Revise to: \vspace{10mm} \begin{spacing}{1.2} \bfseries\fontfamily{ptm}\fontsize{1cm}{1.2cm}\selectfont Cryptography\\and Internet Security \end{spacing}

11 Text spacing (cont.) Spacing can also be set as a parameter to the new line command "\\[length]": Revise to: \vspace{10mm} {\bfseries\fontfamily{ptm}\fontsize{1cm}{1.2cm}\selectfont Cryptography\\[12pt]and Internet Security}

12 Finishing the title page Add the following (after the above command and before \end{titlepage}): \vspace{3cm} {\LARGE Your NAME} \vspace{0.5cm} {\Large 17B00000}

13 Finishing the title page (cont.) Add the following (after the above command and before \end{titlepage}): \vfill {\large \today}

14 Numbering Add to the preamble: \numberwithin{table}{section} Typeset the document. Revise to: \numberwithin{table}{subsection} Typeset the document. The first argument is the name of an environment: table, figure, equation, etc.

15 Presentation Skills Information Literacy II EN(IL2) Course

16 Purpose of the presentation To communicate an idea

17 Building the presentation Identify the Key Idea Build an Argument Context Needs Problem Form the Story storyboard Design Deliver 17

18 Roadmap of this lecture Storyboard Presentation Design Delivery 19

19 Storyboard

20 Organize your thoughts

21 Arrange the presentation flow

22 At first, use just paper and pen

23 Prepare basic pictures and storylines

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25 Prepare the basic slide structure

26 Presentation Components Overview Overview Related Work What is the presentation about? Give motivating example State your message Problem Statement Contribution Assessment Conclusion 27

27 Presentation Components Overview Related Work Related Work What did the others do so far? Explain related results Problem Statement Contribution Assessment Conclusion 28

28 Presentation Components Overview Related Work Problem Statement Problem Statement Contribution Define your problem State your message Assessment Conclusion 29

29 Presentation Components Overview Related Work Problem Statement Contribution Present your methodology Present your main results Contribution Assessment Conclusion 30

30 Presentation Components Overview Related Work Problem Statement Assessment Contribution Evaluate your results Analyze Assessment Conclusion 31

31 Presentation Components Overview Related Work Problem Statement Contribution Conclusion Summarize your results Assessment Conclusion State your message 32

32 Assignment 5 Create a presentation about any project or experiment in any course (such as physics, chemistry, etc.) that you completed before. For preparing this presentation, you allowed to use any software (MS Powerpoint or Keynote are recommended). The presentation must contain a title slide with your name and student number, as well as the title of your project.

33 Assignment 5 (cont.) The presentation must contain at least 5 and at most 8 slides in total (including the title slide). It must be converted into the PDF file "project.pdf" and submitted it via OCW-i, deadline: July 31, 10:00.

34 Presentation Design

35 Slides Design Dissemination

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38 "Noise" (Useless information) "Signal/Noise" Ratio "Signal" (Elements useful for understanding the point)

39 Q1: What is the noise?

40 Q1: Analysis Improvements of SN Ratio: (1) Remove the borders (2) Remove the grid lines (3) Uniformize the background color Emphasize the main point comparison with S. Korea using color Legend labels Anything else that can be improved?

41 Q2: What is the noise?

42 Q2: Analysis Remove the borders Graph: 3D 2D, legend labels Title: Underline removed Icon removed, source name's font size decreased Anything else that can be improved?

43 Q3: Let us discuss the noise

44 Q3: Improvements Remove the background picture Remove the frame Graph: 3D 2D, uniformize the colors, leaving one main Change the label position, 2007 '07, remove axes Improvements achieved by removal (Short/Simple/Legible)