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- How to present a paper (that someone else wrote)
will vary wildly, depending on:
- Who is your audience?
- What do you hope the presentation will accomplish?
- In our seminar:
- The audience is students who have read the paper carefully, although perhaps not as carefully as you have read it.
- After the presentation, the group should:
- Understand the paper.
- Have ideas for extending the results of the paper.
- In your presentation:
- Survey the paper briefly.
Make sure the big picture is crystal clear.
- Highlight the most interesting parts of the paper, especially those that were difficult to follow.
- Be prepared to answer questions.
Know the technical details!
Be prepared to work through examples in the paper, etc.
- Lead a discussion of the paper’s ideas.
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