I have officially finished my sophomore year of college, which went by in the blink of an eye. It feels like just yesterday that the five of us were meeting for the first time in the Drone Lab. In the beginning, we were five very different students who couldn’t really agree on anything and had somewhat of a rocky start. Now, as we end the class, we have managed to produce a project that I am pretty proud of.
After our practice presentation last week we worked on fixing the bugs and implementing some of our peer feedback. This project taught me a lot about perseverance, and that every situation can be turned into a positive on with some determination. Our presentation displayed the growth and progress that our group has made over the semester, and we were able to tell the story of our collective and individual experiences. Even though there were a few bumps in our presentation, like the video that has never glitched before glitching, I thought the whole thing was very “us,” and overall it went well.
The ramen idea was a shot in the dark that always felt a little inconsequential and fruitless, however, we managed to craft an experience out of a last-minute concept we threw together, and it was truly unforgettable.
So, thank you ZETAS, for a memorable semester!
The Team 3 