[EVERYONE] Seminarium slides for the final seminar #1013

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opened 2026-05-19 13:43:34 +00:00 by a24julot · 1 comment

a24julot commented

2026-05-19 13:43:34 +00:00

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Information about the seminar copied from canvas in the assignment: Final Seminar
The last scheduled session of the course is a Final Seminar, where you will present and hand over the product you have built during the project. The presentations will be done group by group: we start with Group 1, followed by Group 2.

We plan for about one hour per group.

The group leaders and issue managers from both rounds of the course will present the group’s overall work according to the bullet points below. After that, all students (including group leaders and issue managers) will present a few of the most important issues they have worked on.

Everyone in the group must participate in the final seminar, present their important issues/commits, and take part in any questions or discussions.

Each student presents for a maximum of 4 minutes. If your issues are of normal complexity, one or two issues may be enough for 4 minutes. If all issues are simpler, you may need to show more than two.

All presentations should be collected on the same computer (assembled into a single presentation) to minimise the time between students.

What should be included in the final seminar
We want to know the following:

What were the group’s overall issues?
How did it go implementing these overall issues? Were there any major problems or obstacles? Was it something you were especially proud of?
The group may also display potential problems with some features (issues) or discuss future plans based on what you have done.
A presentation, preferably with screenshots/demonstrations from the installation of BoundlessFlowCampus2k, where you briefly show (as described above) what each person has contributed.

Please link your slide/slides for you issue/pull request/commit that you want to present on the final seminar. Use this https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1c_nxGQchFysVbalN_q_tukdv0A65b-33OCy0RQPikrM/edit?usp=sharing as a template. Information about the seminar copied from canvas in the assignment: Final Seminar The last scheduled session of the course is a Final Seminar, where you will present and hand over the product you have built during the project. The presentations will be done group by group: we start with Group 1, followed by Group 2. We plan for about one hour per group. The group leaders and issue managers from both rounds of the course will present the group’s overall work according to the bullet points below. After that, all students (including group leaders and issue managers) will present a few of the most important issues they have worked on. Everyone in the group must participate in the final seminar, present their important issues/commits, and take part in any questions or discussions. Each student presents for a maximum of 4 minutes. If your issues are of normal complexity, one or two issues may be enough for 4 minutes. If all issues are simpler, you may need to show more than two. All presentations should be collected on the same computer (assembled into a single presentation) to minimise the time between students. What should be included in the final seminar We want to know the following: What were the group’s overall issues? How did it go implementing these overall issues? Were there any major problems or obstacles? Was it something you were especially proud of? The group may also display potential problems with some features (issues) or discuss future plans based on what you have done. A presentation, preferably with screenshots/demonstrations from the installation of BoundlessFlowCampus2k, where you briefly show (as described above) what each person has contributed.

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f21marfo commented

2026-05-19 14:51:29 +00:00

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Here are mine. :) It's supposed to be shared to "anyone with link", so just holler if there is a problem accessing them.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IQ6hiJDiDcP-nEKTUQfkH8NZmoVDv7J4tmE56npVdDw/edit?usp=sharing

Here are mine. :) It's supposed to be shared to "anyone with link", so just holler if there is a problem accessing them. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IQ6hiJDiDcP-nEKTUQfkH8NZmoVDv7J4tmE56npVdDw/edit?usp=sharing