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Thumbs Up!

The day has come. Our last project defense has happened. It was a successful one. We were a bit nervous but we're still able to present our design since we worked hard doing it.

There are some questions that the panel asked. They gave us suggestions and sort of clarifications. There were also some changes and revisions to our documentation for further improvement.
It is good that our adviser, Engr. Hate, was there during our defense to give us support and to help communicate with the panel.
After we presented, we had a short discussion regarding the changes and clarifications with our project. All in all, it's a job well done.


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