Post Data Done, on to the Next

Yesterday, I was able to have my post-data seminar in which each group was given a period of 7 minutes to present before questioning follows up. As always, my group is always the first group to present. I had already known this before it was announced because it was the same for our pre-data and other seminars before, so I already had it in mind that my group will present first.

The day before the post data, I had one of the most annoying days. I was able to order for another propellers for my drone and my plan were to fix them on my drone before the seminar begins. I believed that the lecturers would want to see the workability of our final year project and use that to rate us. But unfortunately, I could not get the propellers because the driver delivering the package decided to be stubborn and not wanting to listen to me

The whole situation with the driver asking me to send him money before he delivers my package, collecting the money and then not refusing to pick my calls pissed me off so bad that I had to sleep in order to calm myself. In fact, I did not even know what to wear until the morning of the post-data but neither the less, I was still able to dress good for the seminar.

I tried my best not to let bad energy kill my vibe and smiled my way to post-data. I must confess, it was difficult and behind the smile, I was still a little pissed about the previous night.

At the end, I was able to answer every question that was asked by the lecturers and also, they didn't even bother asking my group to present our project which I cannot say it is a good thing or a bad thing, but they saw the project. We told them the issue we were facing at hand and the reason behind it.

After my group was done, it was a relief to me because I was the first group to present out of 13 groups. It took about 3 hours before they were done with all of us. While most people in other groups whether pressured about the possible questions that may be thrown at them, I was busy sleeping or eating.

At the end of the whole seminar, I was able to take pictures with some of my coursemates.