Project Presentations And Demonstrations

General information

Your group needs to sign up ahead of time (the list will be outside my office sometime near the due date).
All group members must be present during the demo.
Each group will have a maximum of a half an hour.
Demos will take place in the regular tutorial room using the machines in the lab.  Hint: If you work at home you should periodically import your code here (perhaps once a week, more often as the deadline approaches) and check that it works on the machines here.
Make sure that you set your system up ahead of time and make sure that everything is working and ready (I won't have time to do this for you) so you aren't late when your allotted time comes up.  If you are late in getting set up, your group won't be provided with additional time.
You can assume that I am familiar enough with your portfolio and system that I don't need an introduction.
The idea is for your group to show the outstanding parts of your system (it's your opportunity to shine rather than my stress testing it looking for bugs).
Don't worry if there a few minor bugs (unless it is so bad that your system is constantly crashing).
Demos will vary depending upon the situation but generally there are three main parts:
	Introduction: I briefly describe how the presentations work (as a quick reminder!)
	The main demonstration: I will be using the system but mostly your group members will be directing me as to which parts of the system that I should be looking at (make sure that you try to show me as many of the strengths of your system as you can).
	Debriefing: I give your group a brief overview of your system's strengths and areas of improvement (all projects, even the best ones can still be improved upon).  Because I need to see all projects before assigning grades as well as reading through your portfolios I won't immediately provide a mark at this point but I will post the project grades as soon as I have them available.