Final Presentation {

Grade

• 7% of final grade

Deadline

• During class, last week of class

🔥 If you are running into trouble, get in touch with your instructor early to work out a plan, we want to help 🔥 Read the submission guidelines carefully. You will lose points for incorrect submission formats.

Objectives

• Showing your ability to talk about your process and work from a design/art perspective
• Reflecting on your path through programming both as a technical and artistic/design practice during this course

Deliverables

Functional demo

Have a working build of the final project on the final day. It does not need to be the final version as that is not due until the following week, but it should be advanced enough that people can interact with it and get the idea. You will post the build on the Discord so that people get a chance to check out your work during Studio time.

There will not be an official demo session before the presentations for reasons of time, so think of your presentation partly as a pitch to encourage others to try out your work afterwards!

Presentation

Give a five minute presentation of your final project that covers:

• Genesis: How you came up with your project idea (external inspirations, example code, past projects, sketches, quotes from your journal entries, …)
• Practice: Some concrete details about how you approached programming your project, perhaps highlighting a part of the code you’re especially proud of.
• Analysis: Some details how you are designing for a specific user experience, what your goals are and how you’re trying to accomplish them.

🔥 Practice your presentation ahead of time and make sure it is five minutes. 🔥
🔥 Create a presentation document (e.g. Markdown) or set of slides – do not make it up on the day. 🔥
🔥 Make sure your presentation has links to anything you need to refer to while presenting 🔥
🔥 Don’t get distracted by going through your actual prototype during the presentation as this can take up too much time. 🔥

Presentation file(s)

You will submit your presentation (link to presentation slides or Markdown document) on Moodle after the presentation session.

Submission

Submission will take place on Moodle. Go to the appropriately named assignment on the Moodle and then submit your work there.

Your submission should just be a plain text link to your presentation document or slides.

🔥 Make sure all your links work before you submit 🔥

Evaluation

Read the assignment rubric on Moodle for precise details.

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