Final Project Presentations

The presentations should be no more than 10 slides per team.
Slides should be sent by 9 am on Dec 6th to the portal, and sent to nmccague@mit.edu.

Each team (19 total) will present for 8 minutes in class.
All team members are expected to be present, but a subset may present. 

During your presentation, please cover:

A) Introduction

    Problem statement: What problem does this project solve? (Or, what question does it answer?)
    Motivation: Why is this an important or hard problem?
    Background: What related or previous work is relevant to the project?
    Tiny Sell: What will your work in this project add to the Background in order to address the Problem Statement?

B) Research

    Data: What data does this project use to address the Problem outlined above?
    Sourcing/Labeling: How was this data collected/labeled, and what considerations does that bring to your project?
    Approach: How will you approach the problem with Machine Learning methods/tools/systems?
    Methods/Experiments: What methods and experiments did you settle on?

C) Results

    What are the new contributions of this paper?/What did you achieve?
    What are next steps?
    What are limitations?

D) Team Contributions

    What were the respective contributions of the team members?