You can assume anything in developing the PowerPoint (person, place, time); however, you must follow your research proposal design.

You can assume anything in developing the PowerPoint (person, place, time); however, you must follow your research proposal design. This means that the PowerPoint must discuss essential elements of each section of the proposal, including the budget. It is not sufficient to clip and paste whole sections of the proposal into the PowerPoint, (a funding panel can read your proposal for that). Rather, you must find the key words that succinctly explain your proposed study and why it should be funded