 Good morning, everybody. Thank you for coming to our presentation. My name is Paulie Wong, and this is my fellow presenter, Caleb Zhang. And we both study in the department of Logistics and Marine Time Studies. I hope you will find this topic informative and interesting. The topic of our presentation this morning is how to plan and deliver an effective oral representation. As we know, oral representation plays an important role of our study at university. In many of the modules that we take, our tutor often asks us to carry out research and then write up a paper or report on a particular aspect of the topic. So clearly, knowing how to give good effective presentation is absolutely vital for all of us. But how often do you see a really good presentation? It's true. Many of us have a good understanding of our subjects and many of us have a good command of English. And many of us have the ability to put across our ideas to an audience. But by no means all of us have the ability to put all these ingredients together and deliver really effective class presentations. Why is this? Well, the simple fact is that oral representation are hard to do, hard to plan, hard to organize, hard to deliver. Not only have we got to master the subject matter, which can often be very complex, but we've also got to communicate our ideas in a second language. At the same time, we have great timing, body language, and of course our brain face the tutor. Now, although many of these problems will never entirely disappear, which carefully preparation, planning and practice you'll be able to develop the strategy you need in order to deliver good effective oral presentations both here at the PolyU and in your future career. And this is the main theme of our presentation this morning. How to give an effective oral presentation. I'd like to divide this presentation, which will last around 15 minutes into three main parts. To start with, I'm going to look at how to plan your presentation. Then I will move on to talk about the ways in which you can organize and write up your ideas and information. After that, Caleb will give you some suggestions about how to communicate your message and conclude the presentation. And at the end, there will be a short Q&A section. So, planning the presentation, organizing the presentation, delivering the presentations.