Week 11

This week's lecture was the first after the Christmas' holiday period. In Tuesday's lesson, two groups had a presentation concerning torrents and also how to format a computer respectively.Their projects were good and they did their best to present all their findings to the audience (which was the rest of the students in this particular situation). In my opinion the topics were interesting ones as someone could learn something new or enhance his/hers knowledge about them. The format project is something that everyone may face in sometime and it is good to have a simple knowledge of how to format a computer. The project was presented through many pictures and written tasks which could make the result more understandable.

The torrent project was also an interesting one even though i no longer use any torrent program in order to upload any file that i created in order for someone else to download it. They used many pictures accompanied by text which could help someone who didn't have any knowledge of this topic to learn more and see what happens in action.

On Thursday we had an extra class in order to have the last two presentations which were from our group and was in relation to Web Browsers and also from another one group which was in relation to setting up a router. Unfortunately, due to means of transportation strikes the web browsers project was set for next Tuesday's class and the router project remained as it was.

This week was the last week concerning the pdp assignments, blog listings and any other kind of assignment because next week will be the final week of lectures and also of this semester.

Final words to say concerning this module: it was an interesting one, all the lectures' slides were written in such a way that they provided many examples for someone to understand in a better way every week's lesson, and many of the topics that were mentioned in class would be used in other projects. It was something like an introduction to how a project structure will be or any other assignment in order for those students who weren't familiar with something similar to this, to understand it in a better way.