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Project TitleSubtitle

Introduction

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Objectives

Method Results Conclusions

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Student Project SymposiumJune 2015Program

Student Name 1, Student Name 2

The main objectives a poster are:

•To provide a graphic representation of your project•To provide quick to read/ skim information•To give an overview of your project•To attract attention to your project

Consult to Serial Converter

Microcontroller

LCD Display

5V VoltageRegulator

ConsultDiagnosticInterface

BuzzerUser Input

Buttons

+12V

Car Battery

Right

Enter

Escape

2 kHz tone

Left

Rx Circular Interrupt-driven

Buffer

ECU Register Updating State

Machine

Menu State Machine

Initialization

Clock ECU State Machine

If first loop in new state, print text to

LCD

Call functionFunction

pointer NULL?

Y

N

Get keypress

Update next state

Get next Rx_byte from serial port buffer

F

ST_INITIAL

Rx_byte = 0xFF?

F

T

Get next Rx_byte from serial port buffer

ST_VALID_REG

Rx_byte >= 0 or Rx_byte < 64?

T

Get next Rx_byte from serial port buffer

ST_BEGIN_FRAME

Rx_byte > 16 or Rx_byte < 1?

F

T

Save num of bytes

Get next Rx_byte from serial port buffer

ST_NUM_BYTES

Max num of reg updated?

F

F

T

Rx_byte = 0xA5?

T

F

Save register number

Rx_byte = 1

Update registerIncrement counter

Rx_byte = 0xFF?T

ST_INITIAL

Tips:

•Break out information into short bursts•Such as a bulleted list•Save paragraph text and full explanations for your report•Use easy to read fonts.

•Comic Sans and handwriting are not easy to read!

•Hyperlinks don’t work in printed matter. Spell out the whole url or use bit.ly or tiny.url to abbreviate a long url•Get graphics

•High resolution graphics•Check your graphics by going to view and zoom to 100% to make sure they do not pixilate•This includes an equations, autocad, visio, etc drawings.

Fig. 1. clear photos with descriptive, yet brief captions

Fig. 2. This amount of information in one graphic is ok

Fig. 3. High image resolution! Make sure your self taken images do not have glare. Try a simple light box for taking high quality images of smaller projects.

Fig. 4. This image has far too much detail. Lines will get lost in scaling and printing will be fuzzy

Fig. 5. Bright colors may attract in a digital format, but do not translate to print well. Go with primary colors on light backgrounds

Fig. 6. This amount of information in one graphic is good

Fig. 7. This equation works

Fig. 8. This amount of information in one graphic is good, if it is enough detail to say what you need it to.

Fig. 9. This could be broken into 3 parts for better visibility and readability

Acknowledgements

I would like to thank the following people:

• my project advisor•The company or partners I worked with•Any other constituents who were involved in the project and you want to acknowledge

Fig. 10. Line up images in an order of progressions, assuming the viewer is going to read each column, top to bottom, starting at the left most column

Fig. 11. Some groups have changed the background color, or even to a faded graphic for more visual effect

Additional Information/ Next steps

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Additional information on poster design can be found at:•Dos and don’t of poster presentation

•Ten Simple Rules for a Good Poster Presentation

•Scientific Poster Design

•Better Posters; a resource for improving poster presentations•Creating Effective Poster Presentations | An Effective Poster 

Some projects work well in different formats. This template is provided for your convenience. If you want to use a different style, follow these same general guidelines and keep your final product to the same dimensions. If you want design help ask your Advisor or come by the library to see Dawn.

Posters will be printed at 48x36in,

Cost to print in the library on your own is $16.80