The midterm and final examinations of these courses are presentations. Students are divided into 8 groups, and each group has to prepare a single file with all the slides of the presentation. The presentation is divided into 5 or 6 parts, each part is presented by an individual student of the group, and the grading is also done individually. Each student should have at least 4 slides including the title slide, and should take 3-4 minutes for the presentation. Each group gets 20 minutes for the presentation in total.

The exams are taken during two regular classes, the even-numbered groups present during one of the classes, and the odd-numbered groups during the other class.

The grading is based on Content (7 marks), Delivery (7 marks) and Interaction (7 marks). The tips for doing well in these three categories are given below.

The 7 marks here will be based on the informativeness, orderliness and organization of the slides.

1. The title slide should clearly state your name and the title of your part of the presentation.
2. Do not use long sentences in paragraphs, but only bullet or numbered lists.
3. Take information from the course material and use the images from the course webpages.
4. Be innovative and original in making the slides, but you have to show that you have learned things from the sessions of this course and not from some random websites and ChatGPT.