In this group meeting, all of you are expected to give an individual 15-minute presentation.

The set-up is much the same as for the 5-minute presentations.

You can choose the topic yourself! Stay in the area of Computer Science or a related area such as mathematics or programming. We are not strict about what "related area" means - basically, if it's interesting for computer scientists, it's a good topic! You could pick something you know a lot about, something you're interested in, something you've just learnt in a course, or something you've just read something about (for example an aspect discussed in one of the papers you are reading!). The main thing is to pick a topic that you want to teach us about.

The talk should be at least somewhat technical, i.e. try not to just give a shallow overview but try to go a bit deeper.

If you are in doubt, talk to your mentor.

You can decide yourself:

What is a suitable audience for the presentation?
How much detail should you talk about?
What aspects should you focus on?
What technology should you use for a visual aid (e.g. slides)? You should have some kind of visual aid, but you can decide what to use for that (e.g. Powerpoint/Libreoffice/Google slides, hand-drawn figures, etc.)
You can also add an interactive part (questions to the audience), a demo, live coding, etc.

However, you have to stay within a time budget of 15 minutes.

Your presentation will be recorded.

There will be a discussion in the group about how the presentation went. You will also participate in the discussion on other presentations.

After the meeting, you will be asked to write down your reflections on the discussions after the presentations. You are also expected to upload the material you used for your presentation (for example your slides).