A defense PowerPoint is made from your thesis files, with the thesis's own figures and tables. Beside it: the talk for each slide with its time, the questions a committee is likely to ask with answers taken from the thesis, and audio of the talk to practise with. You edit all of it before you download.
Slides, talk, questions and answers, and practice, all from the files you wrote, with no figure or finding the thesis doesn't have.
The slides follow a defense session's order: title, outline, problem, method, findings, conclusion and thanks; in six colour schemes, with the talk in each slide's notes.
The figures and tables in the Word file go onto the right slide as they are; nothing is redrawn or made up.
For each slide, what to say and how many seconds you have for it, adding up to your session's minutes, from 8 to 45.
From 5 to 30 likely questions from the examiners and the supervisor, on method, data, limits and use, each with an answer drawn from the thesis itself.
The whole talk is read in a natural voice, with each slide's start marked; listen, learn the rhythm and check your timing.
Change titles, points, the talk and the questions on the page; the files are made from them every time, at no further cost.
The cost of writing and of the practice audio is on screen before it starts, and taken only once it's ready.
Up to five Word, PDF or text files, plus the university logo; set the session's length and how many questions you want.
The slides, the talk and the questions are ready in under a minute.
Change any title, point, talk or answer, and pick the colour scheme.
Download the PowerPoint, the talk, the questions and answers, and the practice audio.
A master's thesis defense, with the questions examiners usually ask.
A long dissertation with many chapters, in a session's short time.
A research proposal, before the work begins.
An accepted paper in a ten to fifteen minute talk.
A course talk or group seminar from your own report or project.
A research project's final report as a talk with questions and answers.
GoftitoShort answers to the questions people ask most.
Give the thesis as Word or PDF, set the session's length and press “Write”. The slides are made with the thesis's own figures and tables; read them, edit them and download the PowerPoint.
Up to five Word, PDF or text files of up to 40 MB each, and the university logo. Figures and tables come across better from Word than from PDF.
No. The slides, the talk and the answers come only from what your thesis says; where the thesis doesn't say something, the answer says so.
From the thesis itself: its method, sample, data, limits, contribution and use, where examiners usually ask. Each question has an answer from your text that you can edit.
Yes: right to left, in a Persian font, with Latin names and numbers in their right places. The file is editable and opens in PowerPoint.
The talk read in a natural voice, with each slide's start marked, so you hear its rhythm and timing before the session. You can pick your own voice too, if you've made it in the voice studio.
Yes: the research paper assistant writes a paper with a standard structure and verified references from the same research. Both are under “Papers & Thesis” in your account.
From your account's credit: writing by the work the model does, and the practice audio by the talk's characters. Each estimate is on screen before it starts, and editing and remaking the files costs nothing. The tool is in the packages whose card lists it.
Give your thesis, read the slides and questions, and see the cost before anything is written.