Formal Nuclear Presentation

Nuclear power from Ahmed Bin Nabil AL-Ansi

Slide 5 How Nuclear Bomb work
slide 6 Video about Little Boy Bomb
slide 10 How Nuclear Energy works

Formal Presentation Report

Formal Presentation Report

Student Name: Kholoud AL-Zaabi

ID: H00235198

Venue: Maid’s Problem in the community

Date and Time: 08/01/2012, 10:30 am

Introducing the topic:

Kholoud talked about how families in our community relay on maids and how the child grow up with maids learning her tradition not our and some maids practice some of their believes on the child like magic or beating them.   
Presentation Style

1)    Eye contact:

Kholoud used a lot of eye contact with the audience.

2)    Standing on the side of the screen:

The screen was clear with clear pictures showing the smallest details.

3)    Clear and loud voice:

Khuloud had a clear voice but wasn’t loud enough.

4)    Slide organizing:

The slides were well organized. Khuloud started her presentation by describing the big amount of maid’s in our homes and then went to the positive and negative and at last ended with possible solutions

5)    Uses of note cards:

One of the weak points of Khuloud was relying on notes more than her memory 

6)    Confidence:

Ahmed was confident and well prepared; he answered most of the questions, he wasn’t stressed and there was almost no movement around the place.

The PowerPoint visuals:

The slides background was clear and helped showing the details of the pictures. The font was clear and big showing all the notes.

In my point of view the presentation was well made and organized. But needed a few preparations.

Ahmed Nasser's Presentation Report

Semi-Formal Presentation Report

Student Name: Ahmed Nasser

ID: H00234785

Venue: Trip to Spain.

Date and Time: 18/11/2012, 10:30 am

Introducing the topic:

Ahmed Nasser talked about Spain and his experience in Madrid and talked about the country of Spain and their traditions and cultures. What I liked about Ahmed Nasser is he didn’t stop with knowing what the picture meant; he went and searched for the names in the Spanish language and translated it in English and said who was the one who started it. The topic was well prepared and covered almost every detail and answered almost all the questions. 

Presentation Style

1)    Eye contact:

Ahmed Nasser had a lot of eye contact with the audience.

2)    Standing on the side of the screen:

The screen was clear with clear pictures showing the smallest details.

3)    Clear and loud voice:

Ahmed Nasser had a clear voice but wasn’t too loud. Sometimes he translated some of the Spanish words into a similar known word in English to make it easier for the audience to receive the idea of the slide.

4)    Slide organizing:

The slides were well organized. Ahmed Nasser started his presentation by describing the country of Spain and then went on to tourism, traditions and historical sites of Spain.

5)    Uses of note cards:

One of the weak points of Ahmed Nasser was relying on notes more than his memory 

6)    Confidence:

Ahmed was confident and well prepared; he answered most of the questions, he wasn’t stressed and there was almost no movement around the place.

The PowerPoint visuals:

The slide backgrounds were clear and helped showing the details of the pictures. The font was clear and big showing all the notes.

In my opinion the presentation was well prepared, organized and well presented.

The City Of Sana'a Presentation

Reflection on Meeting

Reflection on Meeting

Date: Tuesday 9^th October, 2012

Venue: W104

Time: 1130

Chairman: Ahmed Nabil

Secretary: Ahmed Naser

Participant, in the role of family court representative: Abdulla Reehan

Participant, representing women’s rights: Khuloud

Topic: divorce in the UAE

Agenda:

-Why is the percentage of divorce so high in the UAE?

-Why are the local men getting married to other nationalities?

-The advantages and disadvantages of getting a divorce?

-How should we reduce the divorce rate?

Ahmed Nabil Started the meeting by welcoming the guests and introducing himself and his secretary Ahmed Nasser. Ahmed Nasser started the first point toward Ms. Khuloud asking why the rate of divorce is high

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Ms. Khuloud answered with four points.

11)    Quick change in society.

22)    Family interference in the couple’s life.

33)    Cultural clash.

44)    Arranged marriages

Ahmed Nabil Asked Mr. Abdulla Al-Tenaji what are the positive side and negative side of divorce:

Positive	Negative
If they were forced to get married so better for them to divorce	Hate between the two families
Divorce before having children so they don’t get psychological problems	Serious damage to the children during the divorce and after the separation of the parents

The chairman and his secretary gave the suggested solutions:-

i)                   Ahmed Nabil emphasized that there needs to be better education to prepare young couples for the pressures and problems of married life. The others concurred. How this would work in practice was not discussed in great detail.

ii)                In the event of marital problems, Khuloud suggested a cooling-off period. She thought that something like a marriage guidance advisory service should be developed. The others agreed.

iii)              Co-education would be a good preparation for both workplace and marriage, although it was accepted that this would be opposed by many and would require careful implementation.

           The meeting was well controlled by Ahmed Nabil. All members contributed to the discussion.

Ahmed Nabil closed the meeting at 1150

Experiences gained from the meeting experience

11)    The ability to engage with problems.

22)    Preparing an agenda with main points.

33)    The ability to work under pressure.

44)    Studying the problem’s roots to find solutions.

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LSC1503 Group Meeting

Problem ( Divorce )

Date of meeting: 2^nd Oct 2012

Venue: W104

Group members:

1.Khuloud Alzaabi (H00235198)

2.Abdullah Reehan (S990014889)

3.Ahmed Naser (H00234785)

4.Ahmed Nabil (H00237084)

Chair: Ahmed Nabil

Secretary: Ahmed Naser

Participants: Khuloud Alzaabi , Abdullah Reehan

Agenda:

-Why is the percentage of divorce so high in the UAE?

-Why are the local men getting married to other nationalities?

-The advantages and disadvantages of getting a divorce?

-How should we reduce the divorce rate?

Minutes:-

 

Ahmed Nabil started the meeting with a 2 minute introduction“Good Morning everyone today my secretary and I are going to consult the divorce problem with Ms.Khuload on behalf the association for Women's Rights and Mr. Abdullah Altenaji on behalf of the family court. First, I’d like to start by introducing myself am Ahmed Nabil the chairmen of this consulting company this is Mr. Ahmed Nasser my secretary who’s going to start with this meeting Mr. Ahmed please start with the point you prepared for us.’’

Ahmed Nasser started with the first point “Good morning everybody; like our chairman Mr. Ahmed Nabil said we are going to talk about 4 main points, The first point is the high percentage of divorce in the UAE; Ms. Khuloud since you are representing women in our case can you tell me why the rate of divorce is high in your opinion?”

The conversation between Ahmed Nasser and Ms. Khuloud took around 3 minutes

 

Ms. Khuloud Al-Zaabi answered Ahmed Nasser’s question and replied to him with another question

“Thank you for having us here to discuss this major problem in our society.

And the percentage of divorce is getting higher and higher because of two main reasons; the reasons are:-

 

v Quick change in society ; for example families in the UAE no longer stay together like children are not interact with their parents a lot,also parents are counting on the maids to raise the children .

v Family interference in the couples life , and this is a main reason that can ruin everything between the two couples .For example, The parents are poisoning the couples minds to get divorce and let them get married again but that’s not a solution; they just made the problem worse.

 

And don’t forget Mr. Ahmed that there is another main reason which is the cultural clash when a local man marries from other nationalities’

 

 

 

 

Ahmed Nasser gives his opinion about Ms. Khuloud’s question

“I agree with you; some of the local men are getting married to women from other countries which might lead to a cultural clash which leads to divorce. The second reason is the high amount of dowry asked for”

Ahmed Nabil redirected Ahmed Naseer’s second point and made it a question to Mr. Abdullah Al-Tenaji asking “Since we are discussing the high rate of dowry Mr. Abdullah why don’t the courts do a specific limit for dowries so it becomes possible for all locals to afford it, and can you tell us about the advantages and disadvantage of divorce”

Mr. Al-Tenaji stated his opinion and then asked for sulotions

· Thank you Mr. Ahmed for having me here today.

· Actually we are in the process of solving this problem.

And the advantages and disadvantages of divorce that you’re wondering about:-

 

1. An advantage of divorce for the couples is in case of they are forced by their family to get married; in this case better for both to get divorced if it does not work out.

2. The disadvantage is it creates problems and hate between the two families, Also the children are raised without one of the couple.

 

· However I am here to solve the problem of divorce in this meeting because it is a serious problem; we can’t solve it in one meeting”

Mr. Ahmed Nabil and Mr. Ahmed Nasser gave the suggested recommendations.

Suggestions:-

1-   Make educational lectures to introduce the lifestyle of married couples and the possible problems that can occur for the two kinds male and female

2-   Create a period of time for the couples to live alone before divorce and see if they are willing to live alone without needing the other before proceeding with the divorce.

3-   Let the female and the male interact with each other in the work place and in the educational life with respecting limits so they learn how to act in the presence of the other”

Ahmed Nabil ended the meeting by thanking the participants for coming and hoping they got the answers they came looking for.