Set up your repository and register your team
Create a public GitHub repository, then register your team members together with the repository name in the course project registry, usually the Google spreadsheet linked on the Moodle course page.
A short checklist for the days before you present in class: get your repository and registration in order, rehearse until it is polished, keep to the allotted time, and close the loop on the instructor's feedback afterwards.
From setting up your repository to acting on feedback after the talk.
Create a public GitHub repository, then register your team members together with the repository name in the course project registry, usually the Google spreadsheet linked on the Moodle course page.
Read the presentation instructions and the relevant student guides for this milestone, especially Don’t Let a Bad Talk Sink a Good Project, so your slides cover what the graders expect.
Use the provided course bot to review your presentation, and go through several rounds of feedback and revision until it is polished.
Rehearse presenting, record yourself, and describe your project to friends and family, then ask for their honest impression. What confuses them will confuse your audience.
Make sure your presentation fits the time you are given. Rehearse with a timer, and cut or tighten until you land comfortably within it.
After the presentation, address the instructor's feedback, update the slides, and upload them to your repository in both PPT and PDF formats.