Information Systems Presentation

Radiology Emergency Surgical Create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with speaker notes describing the informational systems selected. Include the following for each system in your presentation: Define the information system. Discuss its purpose and use. Cite any outside sources. For additional information on how to properly cite your sources, log on to the Reference and Citation Generator in the Center for Writing Excellence. Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment. Additional Assignment Requirements & Tips: Please be sure to read the instructions above carefully, as well as my list of additional tips/requirements below. The 10-15 slide requirement does not include your title and reference slide. That is the rule of thumb for all courses. Those slides aren't content, so it makes sense that they do not count. Speaker's notes are required for all slides except Title and Reference. Point deductions will apply for missing the Speaker's notes requirement. Think about how it would be to be in the audience. The speaker's notes are designed for the person presenting to teach the material. The slides the audience is viewing are to spark interest or summarize in short bullet points what is being said. Too much text on-slide causes the audience to read, rather than listen. A Grammarly and Plagiarism report is not required. At least one source must be cited on-slide/in-text. The course text book has information on the systems you are discussing. BigHint. Suggested organization to meet both slide count & content expectations: Slide #1 - Title Slide Slide#2 - Introduction [just like you'd include as an intro to an essay to tell the audience what the presentation is about. Can becomposed on-slide as a list of learning objectives for the presentation] Slide#3/4/5 - Define/Describe Purpose/Use of 1st system selected Slide# 6/7/8 - Define/Describe Purpose/Use of 2nd system selected Slide# 9/10/11 - Define/Describe Purpose/Use of 3rd system selected Slide# 12 - Conclusion [just like you'd include with an essay, summarizing the prior content] Slide#13 - References [on-slide only, composed exactly the same as a formal paper using APA, must ensure any internet sources are formatted, not links only]