Activity 7: Presenting The Design

Activity 7: Presenting The Design

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As part of design thinking in Artificial Intelligence, you must be able to present your design of the “smart” product to your stakeholders and/or organizational leadership team. Here you will present your findings using a PowerPoint template to help build out the story of your smart grid or microgrid.

On November 9th , you will present to a panel of experts. This panel is listening to your reasoning behind your decisions for your grid design, including how your grid design best meets the needs of your users while minimizing the power drawn into the grid after some type of disaster. Remember, the main objective is to understand the factors used to design an intelligent system that decides who gets power. In this case, your design team is an intelligent system deciding who will receive power in the community through a smart grid or microgrid.

Taking into account the feedback you received from other teams, modify your current PowerPoint presentations and plan out how your group will facilitate presenting to the panel of experts.

 Below are some things to remember about your presentations.

  • You will have 5-7 minutes to present your grid proposal.
  • Everyone in the design team should have a voice during the presentation. Make sure to introduce each person and their role on the team.
  • The presentation should cover the design process from beginning to end. Think about highlights or original ideas from your team for each of the activities.
  • Make sure to think about how to incorporate the feedback from other presentations.
  • Be prepared for questions from the audience following the presentation. You do not have to answer questions you are unsure about. If you are unsure, just let the questioner know. You are uncertain and will look up the information and get back to them.
  • The audience includes Duke Energy employees, engineers and University of Florida representatives, and other design teams

 

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