ME 30
REPORTING GUIDELINES
I. TOPICS
There will be 7 groups and each group will report and discuss one topic from the list down
below. You may research and use different valid sources to present the information.
1. Cement
2. Steel
3. Glass
4. Plastic and Rubber
5. Food and Beverages
(Pick one specific food and beverage each e.g. Dairy food and Juice)
6. Electronics and Semiconductors
7. Metals
(Pick one specific metal that is not Steel e.g. Aluminum)
II. CONTENTS OF THE PRESENTATION
Make a PowerPoint presentation containing the following information. You can use images
and videos related to your topic.
A. Title Slide
- Assigned Topic
- Names of all the Members of the Group
B. Introduction
- Brief Summary of the Material/Product
- Definitions
C. Applications of the Material/Product
D. Manufacturing Process
- Flowchart of how the material is made or manufactured. Include the processes
and equipment.
- Explanation of each of the processes and equipment needed to manufacture the
material/product.
E. Manufacturing Plant
- Example of an actual manufacturing plant that handles the material/product.
- Include the name and owner/company of the manufacturing plant.
F. References/Cited Sources
III. GROUP GUIDELINES
• Choose one leader for the group. Inform the instructor on who the leader is.
• For the Leader: evaluate each of your members after the presentation based on
their cooperation and contribution to the group. No need to evaluate yourself.
Observe fairness in evaluating. The rubric for grading is as follows:
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0 1 2 3 4 5
Grade Below Very
Poor Unsatisfactory Average Excellent
Average Good
(Name of
member 1)
(Name of
Member 2)
• Send the member’s evaluation to the instructor after the reporting.
• The instructor will evaluate the leader based on how their group performed overall,
as well as the leader’s members based on how they performed in the instructor’s
view.
• Not everyone in the group has to report, but if all of the members want to report
then that is no problem. Just make sure for those who will not be able to report to
have a different kind of contribution for their group.
• However, all group members should be present during the day of their reporting
unless there is a valid excuse not to.
IV. POWERPOINT GUIDELINES
• Before the beginning of the group’s report, send the PowerPoint presentation to
your respective class group chats.
• Filename of the ppt: ME 30 (Section)_GROUP 0X
Example: ME 30 701P_GROUP 01
• DO NOT just copy and paste the PowerPoint presentations of previous classes and
other people.
V. REPORTING GUIDELINES
• The reporting will start after the preliminary exam period. (Refer to the course
outline)
• Arrive in class on time. The group will be given 10 minutes to prepare before the
start of the presentation. The group may use the whiteboard/blackboard to assist in
their presentation.
• Multiple groups will present per class session. (Subject to change)
Meeting one: Groups 1 to 3
Meeting two: Groups 4 to 7
• At the end of the presentation, open the floor for a question & answer portion for
the class.
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VI. BREAKDOWN OF GRADES
PowerPoint Presentation 50%
Reporting 30%
Instructor’s Evaluation 15%
Member’s Evaluation 5%
Total 100%
Note: For questions and clarifications about the guidelines, you may ask the instructor.
