How To Write An Abstract and Prepare
How To Write An Abstract and Prepare
TITLE
The title should be an accurate promise of the abstract's
contents. It should explain as much as possible about the
context and the aims of the study.
Ideally, the title should be about 10–12 words long, and should
include the scope of the investigation, the study design and the
goal.
In general, it is preferable to make the title a description of what
was investigated rather than a statement of the results or
conclusions.
The abstract's title should be easy for the reader to understand
and should not include jargon or unfamiliar acronyms or
abbreviations
Structure of ABSTRACT
Introduction
/Background
Purpose and Aim
Method
Results
Discussion / Conclusion
Introduction and background(what is the Existing
work ,limitations…)
BATCH no
STUDENT ROLL NO-NAME
GUIDE
Dr.A.VANI
Associate Professor
ECE Dept
CBIT
Hyderabad
Tiltle of Project
ABSTRACT
Introduction
AIM or Problem Statement
Objectives
To Identify
To find
To compare
Background work or literature survey
Proposed methodology or algorithms or techniques
Expected findings or results and how ur going to
implement
Conclusions according to objectives
These are some inputs only. You discuss with ur
guide and prepare accordingly
Here are some tips on your
slide(presentation) design:
1. Keep it simple
Most of the beautiful things are simple, so why don’t you follow that!
2. Keep font big (30 px onward is preferable)
Bigger fonts make the audience to get your points well. It also helps to
read faster and makes an impact.
3. Use pictures appropriately.
Add pictures in big size if it is important. Also, don’t make pictures to
small to make impact
4. Don’t mention more than 6 points in each slide
6 points would be perfect. More points lead to clutter and poor reading.
5. Add one those points which you are good at.
This is important because it boosts your confidence. Don’t add points
which you are not good at! It’s like killing oneself.
6. Don’t use too many colours.
This creates eye distraction. Use complementary colours
and either white or black background (gradient if it
suits) are suggested.
7. Avoid too much CAPITALIZATION.
More capitalization leads to clutter and distraction.
8. Don’t use too much animation.
Animations are impressive if you wisely use it. Better to
avoid for technical presentations.
9. Don’t use sound effects.
This trend is outdated and avoid it any cost
Some tips on Q & A, after the presentation:
• Ask yourself possible questions on your content and keep
answers ready.
• Learn to say NO rather confusing answers.
• Ask your teammate to help out by giving hints. That is
what teamwork is.
• Confess the truth, if examiners prove that “It is ready-made
project”, Say “Thank You” even if they made you cry!
• It always helps out to give a dry run either before your
friends, internal guides or mentally with yourself.
Remember
“The more you sweat in practice, the less you bleed in
battle!”