The presentation will be done during a regular lecture. The main purpose will be attracting students to work with Blender in any possible field (3D in general, python, source code, compiling it with optimizations, ...).
For higher semsters this might result in doing projects with Blender.
Every student must do a 1 year project at my university starting from the 4th semster. Topic can be chosen freely but a Professor needs to support it.
The professor who gave me permission to use her lecture for presentation would support such projects. She already asked me , whether i want to do exaclty this project related to Blender. Unfortunately i am already in the 5th semester

She also asked me if i want to do my thesis around Blender. I am still playing with this thought

This means a thesis is possible as well.
The same professor also holds a multimedia lecture in the 7th semester. The lecture is connected to a practical training were student have to write their own raytracer and work with OpenGL.
The faculty (especially the Dekan) supports all this as well and i have permission to use some resources of the university (room, PCs) for further work together with other students in future.
So now my question:
What should i present? What would be best to attract people?
Since i am presenting Blender to computer science students, i *could* go into some *minor* technical details. But again, what should i tell them?
The only things i did so far with Blender was mainly using it (guess what

Your help would be much appreciated
