Interesting topic for technical presentation?

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The forum discussion centers on selecting a technical presentation topic for an engineering-based public speaking class. The user considers four potential topics: general relativity, string theory, symbolic logic in computing, and the mathematics of a Rubik's cube. The user expresses concern about audience engagement and seeks suggestions for a more captivating technical subject. A recommendation is made to focus on problem analysis and process comparison to enhance interest and depth.

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  • Familiarity with symbolic logic and its applications in computing
  • Knowledge of mathematical principles related to the Rubik's cube
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This discussion is beneficial for students in engineering, public speaking, or anyone interested in delivering engaging technical presentations that captivate an audience.

DyslexicHobo
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Hi all,

I have a presentation for my engineering-based public speaking class coming up. It must be technical in nature. I can't decide what would be easy enough for me to learn about while keeping it at a technical level and still interesting to my peers.

I've been thinking about:
A short introduction to general relativity
A short introduction to string theory
Symbolic logic and its uses in computing
The mathematics of a Rubik's cube

I've chosen these topics only because they interest me. I know a little bit about each; enough to give an educated 10 minute presentation with some research. I just have the feeling that all of these will be very boring to my peers, which is part of our goal. We must keep the audience interested.

Anyone have suggestions on an interesting technical topic?
 
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DyslexicHobo said:
Hi all,

I have a presentation for my engineering-based public speaking class coming up. It must be technical in nature. I can't decide what would be easy enough for me to learn about while keeping it at a technical level and still interesting to my peers.

I've been thinking about:
A short introduction to general relativity
A short introduction to string theory
Symbolic logic and its uses in computing
The mathematics of a Rubik's cube

In my opinion, you need to have some kind of problem, analysis and recommendation. Like, pick a process and find problems with it and suggest changes. Or, compare two processes.
 

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