1. Student names and numbers
INFOMGP
Team/Game/Simulation name
screenshot
Student names and numbers

2. Overview Overview of the completed tasks
Exhaustive list, possibly with assigned student
If any, sequencing of the tasks
If any, goal(s) of the game/simulation

3. Minimal requirements
1 single slide on how you have implemented the minimal requirements
Give statistics on obtained balance duration

4. Task name 1 or 2 slides per completed task
so possibly between 1 and 10 slides... be careful as respect of timing is part of the grade, rehearse before the presentation
Explain the objective and difficulty of the task, and your motivation to implement it
If relevant, show technical information and implementation details but keep it brief and clear
You can refer to lectures or essay presentations but only repeat the critical information

5. Conclusion Summarize your contributions
Give your general feeling about the assignment, for example
what were the most challenging difficulties
what did you like most, and dislike most
what you would have liked to implement but did not (and why)
what did you learn and what you expect to use again in the future

6. Demo Do a live demo of the completed tasks
The goal is to demonstrate that what you just presented works
So focus on what works!
Prepare (and rehearse) a demonstration scenario to show the capabilities of your game/simulation
for example by demonstrating each individual task separately and then all together (if relevant)

7. Questions
A very short Q&A session follows the presentation (no more than 2 questions)
Answer clearly and to the point