1. The Technical Briefing
Objectives 　
• Using a systematic approach, organize technical material into a concise presentation. • Tailor the presentation to the audience's needs, interests and knowledge levels.
Time: 8-10 minutes

2. The Proposal 　
Objectives 　
• To prepare a technical presentation advocating a product, service, idea or course of action.
• To present your viewpoint logically and convincingly, using an inverted-pyramid approach.
• To effectively use Microsoft PowerPoint with a laptop computer to illustrate your message.
• To effectively handle a question-and-answer period. 　
Time:  8-10 minutes for speech; 3-5 minute for question period.

3. The Nontechnical Audience 　
Objectives 　
• Understand the principles of communicating complex information to non-technical listeners.
• Build and deliver an interesting talk based on these principles.
• Answer audience questions that arise during the presentation. 　
• Use a Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow to  illustrate your message. 　
Time: 10-12 minutes

4. Presenting a Technical Paper
Objectives 　
• Deliver an interesting speech based on a technical paper or article.
• Effectively use a Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow to illustrate your theme.
• Provide additional information, such as answers to questions, using a flipchart.
Time: 10-12 minutes

5. Enhancing a Technical Talk with the Internet 　
Objectives 　
• Understand the nature and process of a technical presentation supported with professional-level visual aids.
• Arrange pre-meeting communications via e-mail
• Find or create a post-meeting Web site for further dissemination of information supporting or enhancing your verbal presentation. You may create a web page and add it to your club's Web site, making use of podcasting, webcasting or a basic internet template
Time: 12-15 minutes