La classe!

On Tuesday we had our final presentation of a group project. It's a project we have been working on since the beginning of the year. There were a few stages in the project, and we had already handed in a few reports and done a presentation. (the class was divided into 3 groups, with 8 to 10 people in a group)

This time we were told to come with formal clothing (though some didn't). Here's a compilation of some photos I took with my phone (who knows when we'll see them all dressed-up again?)

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Some of them are remarkably well-dressed ;)

I couldn't take photos during my group's presentation, of course. We were the first to present our project, so after that I was free to take photos without having to worry about how things would turn out. :P But then, as usual the photos weren't very clear, so the only way to make them "passable" was to make a collage (thanks to Picasa).

They sent in a "devil jury member", by the way:

The "devil" is the one in the blue shirt (you can't miss him! lol)

Hehe, this is the first time I edited a photo to demean someone :P But hey, we don't see his face, I don't know his name, no one knew who he was...so he's anonymous at any rate.

He was there to comment on our presentations, together with our teacher (seated on his left). Our teacher only had a few comments each time, but he was finding fault with every single thing we did (for every group), sometimes even blaming us for not doing something that we actually did do, except that he didn't notice. Duh...

But then, he did say that that was the reason he was there :P

In the 9-picture block, the middle picture on the bottom row was taken in our next class, Maths. We arrived late because we had to finish the three presentations, and our teacher was talking to another teacher. They continued talking as we arrived, waiting for the others. (we don't usually arrive all at once) Then after some time, we knew that the others weren't going to arrive... (in the case of better late than never, they chose never :P) It was because we had an Electronics test the next day.

Today, again, there were only 15 people in class (the same teacher, the same subject). Just because there's an ETEP (electrical, as opposed to electronics) test tomorrow. The poor teacher...what luck to have his classes just before the tests! :P

We aren't supposed to skip class, but since some of the teachers are either so nice and/or just don't bother taking attendance, lots of people skip class.

(for the French-speakers: in the title, pun intended, okay? ;D )

Edit: Just posted an update ten years after the initial post.