After successful completion of the course, students are able to generate an abstract for a presentation, to plan and design the presentation, and finally to perform the presentation. Moreover, discussing presentations of others will be trained.

 After successful completion of the course, students are able to generate an abstract for a presentation, to plan and design the presentation, and finally to perform the presentation. Moreover, discussing presentations of others will be trained.

Design and delivery of scientific presentations is trained by the example of the of the diploma thesis. A presentation of 20 minutes is given. Rethoric aspects, layout of slides, concept of the presentation are analyzed in group discussion. Presentations are recorded on video and handed to the student.

lecture, group discussions, presenting, listening and observing

Information on the procedure in WS2023

• The seminar will be held in presence mode
• Registration to the seminar via TISS
• WS: ATTENTION: 12-14h on Mondays or Tuesdays in BA02B -> see calendar
• Intro lecture E3 in BA02C !!
• Participation in a seminar session will be logged automatically only for registered participants
• Actual schedule and registration for a presentation time slot via TUWEL (for registered participants only)
• For presentation, a device is required (laptop/notebook,...)

• participation in introductionary lecture E3
• participation at 7 presentation dates minimum (excluding E3)
• delivery of the abstract: min.1000/max.1800 characters incl. spaces (text without title), latest 2 days before presentation, via TUWEL
• performing the presentation (min. 15/max. 20 minutes) in presence of the academic tutor
• at least 3 discussions of presentations, addresssing a specific aspect of presentation technique ("Feedback")

registration via TISS

When you are registered, you will be able to access the TUWEL course. You will see the schedule of the semester and you may register for a presentation slot (up to the end of the registration period).

Registration at a later time requires email to P. Linhardt. The choice of dates for presentations may be limited then.

Participation in the introductory lectures E1 and E2 of the Seminar for bachelor students is explicitly recommended