PROJECT TITLE

Student 1’s Name, School, Country

Student 2’s Name, School, Country

Student 3’s Name, School, Country

1

Research Question

• State the core research, engineering, or social science problem.

• Explain why the problem matters academically or socially.

• Define the research objective in one sentence.

• Write the main research question clearly.

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Suggested length: 3–5 concise bullets.

Optional: insert a motivating image, problem diagram, or key equation

2

Methodology / Project Design

• Summarize the research workflow.

• Specify data sources and data type.

• List AI models, tools, and software.

• Describe preprocessing, experiments, and validation.

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Suggested length: workflow + 3–5 bullets.

Insert workflow, model architecture, or method diagram

3

Data Analysis & Results

• Present key findings using charts or tables.

• Report model metrics, comparisons, or statistical evidence.

• Highlight important trends, patterns, or examples.

• Keep text minimal; let visuals carry the evidence.

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Suggested length: 1–2 visuals + short captions.

Insert main chart, table, confusion matrix, or visualization

4

Interpretation & Conclusions

• Answer the research question directly.

• Explain implications and application value.

• State innovation or novelty.

• Objectively mention limitations.

• Propose future improvements or extensions.

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Suggested length: 4–6 concise bullets.

Optional: insert takeaway diagram or application scenario

File name suggestion: Category_ProjectTitle_Quad Chart.pdf | Keep final PDF ≤ 5 MB

How to Use This Template

Submit only Slide 1 after exporting it as a one-page PDF.

Formatting checklist

Content checklist

• Use A4 landscape size.

• Keep four equal quadrants.

• Use Arial or Calibri.

• Title: about 24–30 pt.

• Headers: about 16–20 pt.

• Body text: about 10–13 pt.

• Export as PDF, ≤ 5 MB.

• Project title matches paper and registration.

• Names, school(s), and country/region are included.

• Quadrant 1: research question.

• Quadrant 2: methodology.

• Quadrant 3: data/results.

• Quadrant 4: interpretation and conclusion.

• Avoid unrelated visuals.

Design tip: Use 1–2 strong visuals, concise bullets, and readable labels. Do not crowd the page.