Project Competition

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The AIT School organizes an annual team project competition for its participants. The project should contain a well-grounded idea, such as a computer application or other innovation, which provides real economic or social benefits to society or users. The team must create a detailed plan to develop and implement their idea. We will announce the prize-giving ceremony for the winners of the project competition later.

General Instructions

  1. Project Presentation Format:
    • Each team will have up to 10 minutes to present and defend their project.
      • 5 to 7 minutes for the presentation.
      • Remaining time for answering the jury's questions.
    • While one team is answering questions, the next team should prepare for their turn.
  2. Required Presentation File:
    • Teams must prepare and send a presentation file (in PDF, PPTX, etc.) to the organizing committee in advance of the event.
    • The presentation file must include the following:
      • Title and Short Description: What is the project about?
      • Team Members and Mentor: Names of all participants and mentors (if any).
      • Relevance: Why is this topic important?
      • Market Analysis: Are there any similar solutions out there? What makes your project different?
      • Results: Highlight the main outcomes achieved during the project (this is the most important section).
      • Value: Explain the social or commercial impact of your project.
      • Future Prospects: What are the next steps or plans for your project after the competition?
  3. Optional Tools and Files:
    • Teams may use additional files or tools during the presentation to support their ideas.
  4. Presentation Team:
    • It is recommended that at least two team members present the project.
    • Ensure that responsibilities are clear, and each member contributes effectively during the presentation.

Key Points to Remember

  • The presentation must focus on real-world benefits (either economic or social)
  • A project may be an initial idea rather than a fully developed solution; in such cases, it must include a comprehensive implementation plan
  • Send your presentation file to the organizing committee before the competition starts.
  • Clearly explain your results and how your project stands out from other solutions.
  • Be prepared to answer questions from the jury.