1.Prepare For Questions: If you are preparing for
questions that may be asked during your defense, then your answers will
flow smoothly and effectively. This will prove your knowledge on the
subject, and strengthening your argument. Ask friends and family, read
your work for them to listen to your presentation, and write down
questions. You may be lucky the panel will ask you those you have
already prepared on.
2. Strong Summary: Summarizing your chapters will
help keep your audience focused because it is easy for a mind to drift,
so providing summaries will ensure your panel will follow along, even if
they lose focus for a brief moment. Visual aides, such as graphs and
power-point presentations can be very helpful. If you are going to use
these, make sure you will practice your presentation with them.
3. Be Confident in Your Project Work: Not knowing
your topic inside out will cause you to struggle and ultimately fail
with your defense. You need to know the subject from every angle to
ensure you are fully prepared for any question that may come your way.
4. Conclusion: Reinforce your findings to conclude
your defense. The finale of your presentation should focus on proving
the work that has been done. You may need to recap on what has changed
and remained unchanged, if is necessary.
5 . Listen: Before you get defensive or recite a
particular answer, make sure you truly understand the question being
asked. Being a good listener is an important quality, because providing
an inaccurate or off-topic answer will also weaken the validity of your
paper.
5 tips to defend final year project with flying colors
Thursday, 13 September 2018
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