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Principles of Networking, CPTR 328 Information Page
Purpose
This page contains information and links for Principles of Networking taught by Dr. A at Southern Adventist University. If you are a student, dis is da place!
Tips for Presentations
- A picture, chart, graph, table is worth a hundred slides. Use them
Complex ideas are best explored in examples - Dick Hardt's presentation at OSCON OSCON_Keynote_Lg.mp4.zip is an excellent example. Although you may not adopt his style, it works extremely well for his presentation.
- Don't present material that you don't expect people to understand. That mostly means code is out. If you think people may want to look at your code, then reference it with a link to an online resource and move on.