Your Weeks 5 and 6 assignment is to create a PowerPoint slide presentation due at the end of Week 6.  If you are at all rusty with creating PowerPoint Presentations, here are two YouTube resources that can help you get started.  You can also access some excellent tutorials at GCFGlobal. PowerPoint Beginners Guide 10 Powerful PowerPoint Tips Microsoft PowerPoint: Intermediate/Advanced Tips Begin by researching another product in which you have an interest. Look for a product (Apple Imac) for which you can find an online resource that provides some insight into the flow of materials to make this product. Then, create a PowerPoint presentation that instructs your audience on the functions involved with and the controls needed to manage the material flow for this product. Your PowerPoint presentation should include the following: 1. A minimum of 15 slides (more will be needed for better detail and a better grade.) 2. A template appropriate to Materials Management 3. An introductory slide that informs your audience of the subject 4. Art, photographs, clip art, tables, charts, and/or graphics to enhance every slide.  ALWAYS include a source citation for all artwork you upload from online. 5. Your slides should refer to a minimum of 3 references. Cite and reference (on the last page) according to APA 7 6. Use bullet lists, not lengthy paragraphs 7. Insert the speaker’s notes at the bottom of each page to expand on and explain your main points in each slide.  You may also insert an audio narration for each slide instead of the speaker's noes. Use bullet lists for these notes to make for easier following during the presentation. 8. Include a summation slide as the next to last slide.  This summation should tell your audience the main take-away points you want them to remember.  This is one of the most important slides in your presentation, spend some time thinking through what you want your audience to remember from your presentation. 9. The last slide is for references, include a minimum of three authoritative resources you have used and cited to support your main points