Presentation should include

•    statement of the engineering-design problem
•    graphical representations and visual aids (e.g., diagrams, sketches, photos, videos, models, prototypes)
•    presentation of the design
•    justification for the design
•    results
•    evaluation of the solution
•    final results based on initial expectations and degree of success in meeting the requirements of the proposal.

Process/Skill Questions:

•    What are the benefits of incorporating graphical and/or visual representations of a solution into one's presentation?
•    What makes a presentation effective and persuasive?
•    How can the quality of a presentation affect the acceptance of a solution?
•    Why is it important to know the audience when preparing a presentation?
•    How could one contribute as a member of an interdisciplinary biomedical design team?
•    What is the role of the biomedical engineer as part of the whole healthcare ecosystem?