power point presentation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Each Course Project Activity Presentation will consist of at least ten slides, which includes a title or cover slide and a reference slide. This presentation will be posted in a discussion forum and will utilize peer-review, so make sure your presentation can be easily read by the average reader. All sources should be cited using the American Psychological Association (APA) current edition style and formatted appropriately. Presentations must be grammatically sound and free of spelling errors.
The presentation may include narration or not, but if the narration is not provided, presenter's notes must be added to the affected slides.
Remember to properly label any figures, graphics, or tables included within this analysis.
Format provided
Title Slide – Include title, activity number, course number, and your name at a minimum.
Introduction or Executive Summary Slide(s) – include a brief paragraph or bulleted phrases .
Primary Causal Factor(s) of the Accident Slide(s) – Include a bulleted list or phrases identifying the probable cause(s) of the accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Primary Causal Factor(s) of the Accident in this syllabus.
Contributing Factors to the Accident Slide(s) – Include a bulleted list or phrases identifying what the contributing factors were causal to the accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Contributing Factors to the Accident in this syllabus.
Structural and Mechanical Factors Related to the Accident Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases identifying the structural and mechanical factors involved in this accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Structural and Mechanical Factors Related to the Accident in this syllabus.
Relevant Human Factors and/or Organizational Factors Related to the Accident Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases identifying what the relevant human/organizational factors were involved in this accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Relevant Human Factors and/or Organizational Factors Related to the Accident in this syllabus.
Outcomes of the Accident Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases stating what happened subsequent to the accident (may be months or years later). This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Outcomes of the Accident in this syllabus.
Risk Mitigation or Reduction Strategies Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases explaining, from your analysis, any risk mitigation or reduction strategies or methods that you believe may have either prevented this accident or lessened its severity. This section should prepare you for your Discussion – Case Study Reflection activity. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Risk Mitigation or Reduction Strategies in this syllabus.
Conclusion or Summary Slide(s) – Include a bulleted lists or phrases to explain your main take-aways from this case study. This section should prepare you for your Discussion – Case Study Reflection activity. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Conclusion or Summary in this syllabus.
Reference Slide(s) – Include all references cited in the paper of information sources, in the APA current edition format.
Accident to use link: https://lessonslearned.faa.gov/ll_main.cfm?TabID=1&LLID=20
The presentation may include narration or not, but if the narration is not provided, presenter's notes must be added to the affected slides.
Remember to properly label any figures, graphics, or tables included within this analysis.
Format provided
Title Slide – Include title, activity number, course number, and your name at a minimum.
Introduction or Executive Summary Slide(s) – include a brief paragraph or bulleted phrases .
Primary Causal Factor(s) of the Accident Slide(s) – Include a bulleted list or phrases identifying the probable cause(s) of the accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Primary Causal Factor(s) of the Accident in this syllabus.
Contributing Factors to the Accident Slide(s) – Include a bulleted list or phrases identifying what the contributing factors were causal to the accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Contributing Factors to the Accident in this syllabus.
Structural and Mechanical Factors Related to the Accident Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases identifying the structural and mechanical factors involved in this accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Structural and Mechanical Factors Related to the Accident in this syllabus.
Relevant Human Factors and/or Organizational Factors Related to the Accident Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases identifying what the relevant human/organizational factors were involved in this accident. This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Relevant Human Factors and/or Organizational Factors Related to the Accident in this syllabus.
Outcomes of the Accident Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases stating what happened subsequent to the accident (may be months or years later). This content must be evidence-based and factual in nature. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Outcomes of the Accident in this syllabus.
Risk Mitigation or Reduction Strategies Slide(s) – Include bulleted lists or phrases explaining, from your analysis, any risk mitigation or reduction strategies or methods that you believe may have either prevented this accident or lessened its severity. This section should prepare you for your Discussion – Case Study Reflection activity. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Risk Mitigation or Reduction Strategies in this syllabus.
Conclusion or Summary Slide(s) – Include a bulleted lists or phrases to explain your main take-aways from this case study. This section should prepare you for your Discussion – Case Study Reflection activity. For further detail, please refer to the “Research Paper Activities (Case Study Analyses)” section, under Conclusion or Summary in this syllabus.
Reference Slide(s) – Include all references cited in the paper of information sources, in the APA current edition format.
Accident to use link: https://lessonslearned.faa.gov/ll_main.cfm?TabID=1&LLID=20