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.