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Presentation All teams will present a 15 to 20 minute presentation on the design, strategy, and challenges of their unmanned aerial vehicle followed by a 10-minute question and answer session. Each student must present at least one slide. A panel of judges including representatives from Northrop Grumman Engineering, Higher Colleges of Technologies, Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) Foundation and Abu Dhabi
Autonomous Systems Investments (ADASI) will score each presentation, and the average score will be awarded to the team. The presentation must be in a format compatible with MS Office (e.g., PowerPoint). Backup copies on CD or flash drives brought on the day of the competition are encouraged for last minute changes. Teams are encouraged to bring their aircraft to the presentation for demonstration purposes. The presentation will be scored on a scale of 100 and will be broken down according to the following rubric: | Max Possible Pts | Criteria | | 10 | Visuals (slides are illustrative and easy to read, points are clear) | | 10 | Delivery (evidence of preparation; thoughts are clearly articulated) | | 5 | Organization (overview, content, conclusion) | | 5 | Time Limit (each team member contributes; team stays within time limit) | | 15 | Design Methodology (explanation of the strategy taken to meet the mission) | | 15 | Autopilot Explanation and Implementation (basic use; any code modifications) | | 15 | Design Discussion and Documentation | | 15 | Testing (methodologies and results of tests performed) | | 5 | Project Management (requirements, schedule, budget, etc) | | 5 | Questions (audience / panel questions addressed adequately) | Feel free to ask any questions on a section. I'm excited to go back again and see everyone! ------------------------------------------- Jeremy Alonso El Segundo CA United States -------------------------------------------
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