Poster Presentation

Event Head
Dhaval Chaudhari
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DESCRIPTION

A poster session or poster presentation is the presentation of research information by an individual or representatives of research teams at a congress or conference with an academic or professional focus. The work is usually peer reviewed.

TEAM SPECIFICATION

In Each Group there can be maximum 3 members/participants. They can even go for solo participation.

RULES

Guidelines for poster presentation:

A1 Size Poster.

Descriptive representation as well as graphical representations must be included.
Follow the poster number and set up your poster at proper allotted place before the commencement of session.
Avoid discussions and comparisons with others in presentation hall.
Be sure to include the abstract title, author names, and the institution where the work was completed, in large letters centred at the top of the poster. Place your address, phone number and email address in the upper right-hand corner. Your contact and address information is not mandatory.
No computers or extra aids will be used during a poster presentation.
The presentation number assigned to the poster presentation should not be placed on your poster. The poster boards will be numbered for you.
We suggest that you place a reproduction of the abstract in the upper left side of the poster, and use the headings "Introduction", "Methods", "Results" and "Conclusions" to identify your poster layout. Include an acknowledgment section, containing anyone who helped you conduct this project.
Lay your poster sections in a logical order so that others can follow sequence. A good method is setting up your poster in a column format so that individuals interested can read your poster, 1st vertical, then top to bottom, and then left to right. The sequence can be changed as per comfort level.
Keep your poster presentation to ~15 minutes per visitor/judge.
Use a type size that can be read easily from a considerable distance (2-4 feet or more). Try using a type between 14 - 20 pt. The title should be larger than the rest of the text. Select a legible font.
Posters should stimulate discussion, not give a long presentation. Therefore, keep text to a minimum, emphasize graphics, and make sure every item in your poster is necessary.
Space your information proportionally: divide your poster either horizontally or vertically into three or four sections, and place your materials within those spaces. Like a layout of a magazine.
Try not to stand directly in front of your poster, allow other to view the entire poster. Stand to the side.
Hand carry your poster to the meeting, using tubular packaging or a portfolio case.
Come prepared with any relevant handouts you may wish to share and business cards to hand out.
When choosing a background, remember that neutral or gray colours will be easier on the eyes than a bright colour. In addition, colour photos look best when mounted on gray.
Be sure to bring pushpins, thumbtacks or Velcro to mount your poster. They will not be provided to you at the venue.
Other stationary stuffs will not be provided by institute.

TOPICS

Apart from the below mentioned topic in condition if some branch of engineering is not mentioned, students can select topic on their own.

Department: Electrical

Traffic Light Control System
Electric Vehicle
Generation of Electricity from Wind Power
Automatic Solar Tracker
Power System Protection And Control
Solar Power Generation
Static VAR (Voltage Ampere Reactive)Compensator
Power Electronics
Control of Electrical Drivers

Department: Computer

4G
Google Glass
Network Security
Li-Fi
Cluster
Automation
Cloud Computing
Captcha

Department: Automobile

ABS Brake
Plane Engine working
Engine Types
Differential construction
Gear Box Working
Recent Development in Automobile

Department: Mechanical

Safety Feature of railway rolling stock
Robot Driven car
Renewable Energy Scope
Modern Air Pollution Control Technologies
Green Manufacturing
Advanced in Energy Generation

Department: Civil

Bridge structure
Remote sensing
Gis system
Bus rapid transits system
Special economic zone
Hazardous waste disposal
Highway design and highway safety
Intelligent transportation system
Urban transportation planning
Pile soil situation
Design of roadside drainage

SCORING SYSTEM

SCORING

The poster and presentation have a maximum combined score of 125 points.A maximum of 80 points may be awarded for the paper, and a maximum of 45 points may be awarded for the presentation.

POSTER SCORING

Judges will evaluate and score the poster using the maximum point values shown below:

PRESENTATION SCORING

Judges will evaluate and score the presentations using the following maximum point values attributed to the specific criteria