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Designing Program Logic

The document outlines the presentation instructions for a group project on Designing Program Logic at Debre Markos Polytechnic College. It details the structure of the presentation, including required slides, content guidelines, and grading criteria. The objective is to effectively communicate research findings related to the Systems Development Life Cycle and Program Logic Design concepts.

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Designing Program Logic

The document outlines the presentation instructions for a group project on Designing Program Logic at Debre Markos Polytechnic College. It details the structure of the presentation, including required slides, content guidelines, and grading criteria. The objective is to effectively communicate research findings related to the Systems Development Life Cycle and Program Logic Design concepts.

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Debre Markos Polytechnic College

Department of Web Development and Database Administration

Level III

Module Title: Designing Program Logic

Presentation Instructions
Weight: 10% of Total Grade

Objective:

To effectively communicate your group’s research, findings, and practical application of the
Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Program Logic Design concepts.

Presentation Structure:

1. Title Slide (1 Slide)

 Group Name & Members


 Topic Title
 Course Name & Instructor Name

2. Introduction (1-2 Slides)

 Brief overview of your topic


 Why is this topic important in program logic design?

3. Main Content (5-7 Slides)

 Present key concepts in clear and concise points


 Use diagrams, charts, or visuals to explain complex ideas
 Provide real-world examples where applicable

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4. Practical Demonstration (2-3 Slides)

 Flowchart, pseudo-code, or small program snippet


 Explain how it works and why it’s relevant
 Use screenshots if needed

5. Conclusion & Key Takeaways (1-2 Slides)

 Summarize main points


 Highlight real-world applications
 Open the floor for questions & discussions

6. References (1 Slide)

 List of sources used in research

Presentation Guidelines:

Time Limit: 10-15 minutes per group


Visual Appeal: Use clear fonts, readable text, and engaging visuals
Team Collaboration: Each member must present at least one section
Engagement: Encourage interaction with questions or discussions
Professionalism: Maintain clarity, confidence, and proper body language

Grading Criteria (10% of Total Grade)

Criteria Points
Content Clarity & Accuracy 4%
Visual Appeal (Slides & Diagrams) 2%
Engagement & Delivery 2%
Time Management 1%
Team Collaboration 1%

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