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The tutorial presentations in the course Software Engineering 2 will be held on
Tuesday, November 4 (in the slot of the lecture/project on that day). The presentations
of the groups will be public for all other participants of the course. The presentations will
be held in the usual lecture hall (303A/45), so there is a data projector (beamer),
an overhead projector, and a blackboard available. Each group should bring their
own laptop for the presentation and demo of the running software.
Here is the schedule for the presentations:
830: Group A
900: Group B
930: Group C
1000: Group D
Below, you will find some information on the tutorial presentation and what is expected from it.
- The presentation should last about 20 minutes and every speaker
of a presentation should speak at least about 5 minutes (remember that
every member of the group should speak at least in one of the group's
presentations). A part of the talk should be a demonstration of the
running solutions of the assignment 1-6 (see below).
- The presentation should achieve the following goals (not necessarily in the order below):
- It should be shown that all assignments 1-6 are implemented
and are running. Note that, when several tutorials build
on each other, it is okay to demonstrate the last version only, but the concepts of
all tutorials should be explained.
- The main concepts and ideas for the solutions of the different assignments
should explained and be discussed; it should be explained where these
concepts were used in the group's implementation. You can also briefly
explain in which kind of problems you ran in the different assignments-
- The groups should discuss which concepts from the tutorials will be
used in the group's project — for which purpose and in which way.
- The group should be able to answer more technical questions on their implementation
of the tutorials. These questions could, of course, be delegated to the
group members who were responsible for the respective tutorial.
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