MrKimchi SysDev Blog

ANNYEONGHASEYOOO!! THE FINALEEEEE

So guys for the last time so our schedule is Tuesday but unfortunately e did not make it because the bugs are still keep on going so the coders make sure to get that bugs.

But we did not have the time to present so we told sir that can we have another chance for tomorrow, we are so happy that sir Yu said yes. After that we had this thing na mag sayo para kami una. Then 9am we are in school waiting for them to call us after a n hour they finally called the first presentor which is us .

We went into the room feeling nervous but ready. Ian started the presentation for our system, but before that, Sir Carl asked to show our user manual video first. It lasted about six minutes and had a fun, lighthearted feel. Even Sir Carl and Sir Yu laughed while watching, since we added a few jokes and showed how excited we were about our website. After the video, Ian began explaining how our system works while the rest of us stayed in the background to support him.Then we hit a problem—the internet wasn’t cooperating.

Our Firebase database wasn’t loading, and we started to worry. Still, we stayed calm and tried different user data until it finally worked. It was stressful, but we managed.Sir Yu even tested the site himself. He signed up and explored the features on his own. Ian guided him through everything and answered questions, and luckily, the system worked the whole time.

Both Sir Carl and Sir Yu asked good, direct questions, but we answered them confidently.Once it was over, we left the room smiling, quietly celebrating that we had made it through.We completed the project—one full semester of work. From the first week to the last, we built something from scratch.

Our system, “Peak Up,” wasn’t just a project—it was a full experience. It came with challenges, stress, late nights, and laughs. We got through it with teamwork and help from above. It was a strong way to finish the semester.

Annyeonghaseyo!!!

This was our final sleepover, and we spent two days at Kuya Ian’s place. Even though we were busy and had a lot to do, we still found time to laugh and enjoy each other’s company.We’re really lucky to have such comfortable and supportive grou uppmates. Big thanks to Kuya Ian and his family for taking care of us so well — we felt at home.It was a stressful week, but also a special one. We’re almost there!

ANNYEONGHASEYOOOOO

Exam Day

We came in ready — headbands on and good vibes all around. At first, there was a small delay with the room, but it worked out even better. The new room was cool, comfy, and we all got to sit together.

This week, we had a sleepover at Kuya Ian’s house because we really needed to finish our system. We were all super tired. Rona and I focused on making the paper, while the coders—Kuya Ian, Lomps, and Edther—worked on fixing the code.

Some of us fell asleep at 2 a.m., some at 3 a.m., and a few stayed up until 7 a.m. just to fix the bugs and errors in the system. It was a long and tiring night, but we were all doing our best to get it done. Here you'll see ur situations HAHAHA

Week 17: System Showcase & Small VictoriesAnnyeonghaseyo! 🎉This week was all about the big moment our 70% system showcase! After all the planning, designing, and late-night hustle, it finally came to life. And guess what? We scored around 80–95 from backend to frontend!I couldn’t be more proud of my groupmates.

Everyone really owned their roles hardworking, responsible, and just on point. Looking at how far we’ve come, it’s surreal. From just an idea to something this solid it’s just… wow.Here’s to pushing forward for that 100%!

Annyeonghasey!!

Annyeonghaseyo~ 👋

For this week, we started a new topic for our final exam and had some activities right after the discussion. My group also had a consultation on Friday, but unfortunately, I had a fever that day so I couldn’t come to school 🥲. Me and Rona still need to work on the paper, so wish us luck!That’s all for today’s blog, guys — see you next week!

Week 14

Annyeongggggggg! Week 14 has officially entered the chat and it’s bringing the tension with it.

This week felt like the rising action in a drama, where you know something big is coming… and yep, it’s called Finals. The air feels heavier, the tasks are piling up, and the realization is sinking in: this is it. No more chill weeks, only countdowns and caffeine.

We started off with a Part 2 quiz (because one wasn’t enough, right?), followed by back-to-back topic discussions. Everyone’s just trying to hold onto the last bits of sanity and notes before review week kicks in full force.

On the project side, our paper team is still on the grind editing, revising, and double-checking every little thing to make sure it’s all perfect. Meanwhile, the coding team has officially gone full beast mode. Laptops open. Fingers flying. Bugs being squashed. Logic circuits overheating. It's go-time.

Here’s a photo of us in our usual “team formation” in class. We might look relaxed, but deep inside, you can already hear the quiet scream of academic panic.

A Calm and Holy Week Annyeonghaseyo!!

This week felt like a breath of fresh air literally and emotionally. Since it’s Holy Week, everything around me slowed down, and I got to spend the whole week at home. There's something so peaceful about just being in your own space, especially when you're surrounded by nature.

Our house is slightly up in the mountain side, so the cool breeze and quiet vibes made everything feel extra calming. I didn’t do anything grand or exciting just the usual household chores and a lot of phone time (of course 😅). Every day pretty much looked the same, but somehow it felt comforting, like my own little reset from the busy days.

No stress. No deadlines. Just me, home, and the peaceful air of the mountains.

WEEK 12!!

ANNYEONGHASEYOOOO!!!!!!!!

This week was all about consultation. Before meeting with Sir Carl, our team took some time to prepare everything we needed — our Figma files, documents, and any questions we had in mind. We wanted to make the most out of our session, so we came ready.

We headed to the LRC Building, expecting to meet Sir Carl there. But as we arrived, he was just about to head back to the CPE Office. So, we walked with him back to the CEA Building, and on the way, we had a fun little chitchat. There was laughter here and there — it was a wholesome moment that made the walk even more enjoyable.

Once we got to the CPE Office, we finally had our consultation. The session went smoothly, and it was surprisingly fun. The atmosphere was light, yet productive. Everyone was engaged, and it felt more like a meaningful conversation rather than a formal consultation.

ANNYEONGHASEYO

Quiet Week, But Productive Behind the Scenes

This week, we didn't have our regular class session as Sir Carl had an important matter to attend to. Although we missed our usual discussion and collaboration time, we used the opportunity to be productive in other ways.

Instead of sitting idle, we focused on organizing and finalizing our work. We spent the time arranging our Figma, making sure everything was in order and ready for review. We also worked on finalizing our paper so that we’ll be fully prepared for our consultation next week.

Week 10

This week was all about our Figma presentation—and wow, the day was so busy! We had to finish a lot of things, especially the final output of our design.

To be honest, designing is really hard. I made a lot of mistakes along the way. Sometimes, I thought I was done, but I still wasn’t satisfied with the result. That’s when I started noticing things I wanted to change—like the tone of the colors, the combinations, and the overall layout of the design.

I honestly started from scratch. At first, I had no idea what elements I should even include. But I did my research, and that helped me a lot. Plus, I wouldn’t have made it without my groupmates. Thank you so much, team! I’m really grateful for all your help and support.

Week 9 Midterm Season Annyeonghaseyo!!!!

This week has been super hectic since it's midterm season. We've had a lot of consultations for our research paper, and honestly, everyone is really busy trying to finish so many things all at once.

The good news is—we finally completed Chapters 1 and 2 of our paper! That was such a relief. But right after that, we had to start reviewing for our upcoming exams. It felt like everything was happening all at once. We’ve been sleeping as late as 4 AM just to get things done and still find time to study.

Week 8:

The Ultimate Quiz Challenge & Figma Session

Anneyeonghaseyo, everyone!

This week was a tough one! We had our quiz, and it was so hard. The entire three hours were dedicated just to the quiz, and it really tested our knowledge. I have to admit, I’m not satisfied with my scores, but that only motivates me to do better next time!

I’ll study harder and make sure I improve. Challenges like this push us to be better, and I’m ready to take on the next one! 💪

Aside from the quiz, we also had an exciting Figma session! We joined a training program where we learned so many useful things, like shortcuts for using Figma and secret buttons that make the design process much faster. It was such an eye-opening experience!

Then, we had a testing activity, and I couldn’t believe it—we actually won! I was so shocked but super happy! As a reward, we received some awesome gifts like a shirt and stickers. Another challenge was talking with different people to explain our outcome—it was really nerve-wracking! But in the end, I think I did well… or at least, I hope so! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! 😆

Week 7

Anneyeonghaseyo, everyone!

Wow, can you believe it's already Week 7? Time is flying by so fast! This week was extra exciting because we got to play an amazing game where we had to guess the meaning of images and words. It was such a fun way to start the day—it really woke us up early in the morning! And guess what? I actually won one of the questions! I was so happy, it felt like a mini victory.

After the fun and games, we had an insightful discussion about different types of diagrams. We covered so many topics, including:

System Activity Diagram

Data Dictionary

Database Normalization

Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD)

Use Case Diagram

Data Flow Diagram (DFD)

It was a lot to take in, but honestly, we learned so much that day. The interactive approach made the discussion really engaging, and I truly enjoyed it. I hope future classes will be just as fun and interactive—it really helps keep us awake and interested!

Looking forward to another great week ahead!

Week 6: Consultations, Debates, and Diagrams!

Annyeonghaseyo!!!

Welcome back to another weekly update. This week was packed with consultations, discussions, and even a little debate in class!

Our week started with a consultation on our research questions, making sure they were clear and well-structured. After that, we had another consultation session focused on Chapter 1 of our project. It was a crucial step in refining our study and making sure we’re on the right track. You can even see me and my groupmates in the picture—hard at work!

Aside from our project consultations, we also had an unexpected but fun debate about our PowerPoint presentation from last week. It was an exciting exchange of ideas, and everyone got to defend their points.

And of course, Sir Carl an Anchor led the discussion. This time, we tackled diagrams, and let me tell you—there were so many different types! From flowcharts to ER diagrams, but for my part, I focused on the System Activity Diagram for our project. It was interesting to learn about its importance and how it helps visualize the process flow.

That’s pretty much it for this week! A mix of consultations, debates, and diagram explorations made it both productive and insightful. Looking forward to what’s next!