Individual Project Presentations
Present, demonstrate, and defend the final version of the individual agent project.
Assignment
Present and defend the final version of your individual agent project. Prepare one coherent story:
- State the problem, intended user, and success criterion.
- Explain what makes the system agentic and show its main architecture.
- Run one representative goal from input to final result.
- Show how tools, observations, retrieval, and visual input influence the run.
- Present evaluation results, one failure, and the corresponding safety control.
- Conclude with cost, limitations, and a justified release decision.
Each student has 12 minutes: up to 8 minutes for the presentation and demonstration, followed by 4 minutes of questions. Use the submitted commit and prepare the project before your slot. Bring a short recording of the same version in case a network or model-provider problem prevents a live run.
Do not present every source file or feature. Select a representative run that makes the agent’s decisions and your engineering contribution visible. Be ready to explain any part of the submitted implementation during questions.
Example Presentation Structure
Deliverables
- Final repository and exact commit identifier.
- Reproducible installation, test, run, and evaluation instructions.
- Deterministic tests, fixed evaluation cases, results, and traces.
- Architecture and trust-boundary diagram.
- A technical report of no more than two pages covering decisions, failures, safety, cost, and limitations.
- Individual presentation and demonstration of the submitted version.