The document discusses expert technical lectures, including outlining the lecture theme and subtopics clearly, analyzing how theories apply in practice through questions and visual aids, and concluding with findings on current benefits, limitations, and potential improvements.
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Expert Technical Lecture
The document discusses expert technical lectures, including outlining the lecture theme and subtopics clearly, analyzing how theories apply in practice through questions and visual aids, and concluding with findings on current benefits, limitations, and potential improvements.
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Expert Technical Lecture
Theme Clarity, Analysis, Findings
What is Expert Lecture • Also known as guest lecture or invited talk. • Colleges invite professors from IIT, NIT, or other well-known institutes, to come to their campus, and give a talk to the students. • Target: update the students with the current trends in market and technology. – The expert can give an insider’s knowledge of how the theories apply in actual field. Expert Lecture at PSIT Outlining the lecture: Theme clarity • Start the lecture with a quiz, to test the knowledge level of your audience on the specific topic. • Mention the topic and subtopic very clearly. • Tell the audience what points you are going to cover, and what you will leave out. • The points should be mentioned in the exact order that you will use while speaking. Analysis • Show how theories apply in real field, to do real functions. This is analysis. • When you do analysis, keep your audience involved by asking a lot of questions. Ask them why one method is selected over others. This gives them a chance to connect theory with application. • Use pictures, graphs, videos to illustrate your points. • Calculations should be done on flipcharts, or a separate board. Findings • Findings come towards the end of your lecture. Mention: --how the current technology will benefit people. --what are the current limitations to this specific field. --How those limitations could be overcome.