week 12

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Week 12 Final Presentation and Feedback

  • August 13, 2025

Author: Sagar Chaudhary

Title: Final Presentation and Feedback

  • Delivered the final 20-minute presentation summarising the entire project lifecycle — from problem identification to the final implementation and testing results.

  • Highlighted key achievements, challenges overcome, and lessons learned during the development process.

  • Presented live demonstration of the final system, showing all main functionalities and features.

  • Focused on how the chosen technologies (PostgreSQL + Python) contributed to meeting project goals effectively.

5.3.1 Final Presentation Content Overview

SectionKey Points CoveredTime Allocated
IntroductionRecap of project purpose, scope, and team2 mins
Problem StatementReal-world issue and its impact2 mins
Proposed SolutionSystem architecture, features, and benefits3 mins
Technology RecapReview of decision matrix choices and justifications2 mins
Development JourneyTimeline, sprint outcomes, and collaboration highlights3 mins
Final DemonstrationLive walkthrough of all core features4 mins
Project OutcomesGoals achieved, performance benchmarks, user survey results2 mins
Future EnhancementsSuggestions for scaling, adding features, and maintenance1 min
Q&AAddressed queries from audience and lecturer1 min

5.3.2 Feedback Summary

  • Positive Aspects:

    • Clear explanation of the problem and solution.

    • Professional slide design and consistent formatting.

    • Confident delivery and good time management.

    • Effective live demonstration with no technical issues.

  • Suggestions for Improvement:

    • Include more real-user feedback in future.

    • Add short video snippets or animations for better engagement.

    • Provide additional performance analytics in the “Project Outcomes” section.

Reflection

This final presentation showcased the collective effort and collaboration of the team. Feedback from peers and lecturers will be used to further refine the project, especially for future deployment and scaling.

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