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 ====== Final presentation ======
+===== - Content (slides) =====
+  - Use Google Slides.
+  - In Slide 1, give names of all the group members and a title of your whole presentation.
+  - Each student creates one part of the slides. If there are 5 group members, there will be 5 parts.
+  - Each part should have its own title slide with a title and the name of the student who will be graded for that part.
+  - Do not put too much text on the slides. Use
+    - Diagrams / figures / graphs
+    - Short bullet points
+  - In each part, create slides on the sections of the report that you have written. If you cannot cover all 6 experiments in 5 minutes, then select a subset, maybe 4.
+    - Introduction and theory: focus on the most important equations. Describe the goal of the experiment based on those equations. For example, in Experiment 2, only equation determines the whole experiment.
+    - Setup / data and method: focus on what you actually did during the classes. Explain the procedure using a diagram.
+    - Analysis and calculation: focus on the final results, graphs. You can also give a few example codes.
+    - Discussion and conclusion: focus on the problems in each experiment, and comment on how good (satisfying) your results were.
+===== - Presentation =====
+  - Presentation should match with the slides.
+  - Do not read directly from the slides. Use the bullet points and figures from the slide, but speak spontaneously.
+  - Do not read from notes, speak spontaneously.
+  - Must be in English.