ES26: List of students who have to demo their program

Since the deadline for the later submission has passed already, below is what many are waiting for...

Here are the unfortunate souls who will still have to demo their work prior to finishing ES26 this semester.    If you are already done with your demo, please email me FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW.  I am currently ignoring the inbox of my mail and focusing on this.  ONLY GRADUATING STUDENTS WILL BE ALLOWED TO DEMO ON SATURDAY.  You may find me at Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf at the Ayala Technohub on Saturday, 1.00p to 6.00p.  I am turning off my SMS filter for graduating students only (student numbers <= 2005) so you can contact me by mobile.  Tell me if and when you're coming.  You may bring your own notebook/laptop if you want.  Demos for graduating students (who are not exempted) will be accommodated until 02 April.  Everybody else may demo until 04 April.

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THIS LIST DOES NOT INCLUDE THOSE WHO WILL HAVE TO WORK ON mobwars.c.  If you are going to submit mobwars.c (due to unfortunate reasons we know have already happened and are ready to put behind us), you definitely have to demo and defend your work.

Guidelines for demo-ing your program: you'll be given 30 minutes for your demonstration.  First, compile your work.  Show that it runs.  I will ask for you to do some actions to prove your program is running well.  After, I will ask you to open your code and data files.  I will generate five (5) to seven (7) random numbers that correspond to lines in your program.  I wil ask you questions based on what are on these lines or around them.  This will validate that you understood what you (presumably you) did.  I will then change one of the segments of code on your program.  You must then predict what will happen to your program.  Good luck everyone!