After a long weekend it was time to make the final adjustments to the report and do the final presentation.
The main focus of the week was finishing the report and making the final presentation. Tuesday we worked the whole day making the presentation to be held by Karel and Marlies and do the last spell check on the report.

Waking up on Monday meant the start of the last official work week we had reserved for our project. With the deadline in sight and still a lot of work to do, we feared our reserve week would have to be used.

The end of the project is coming closer and closer and time has come to wrap up the report and prepare for the presentation. Before we do this some much needed relaxation is needed to prepare us for the hard work ahead!

When we returned from the Iguazu falls, it was time to pick things up again. After visiting such a beautiful natural site, it was hard to start off like nothing happened. With our final deadline in sight, and lots of work yet to be done, we pulled ourselves together and forced ourselves to continue.

Fietsers van en naar de TU vormen op piekmomenten zo’n onafgebroken verkeersstroom op de kruising Jaffalaan-Michiel de Ruyterweg dat er voor automobilisten geen doorkomen aan is. Gemeente en universiteit hebben maatregelen bedacht.

‘Ik zal mij gedragen zoals men dat van een goed student mag verwachten.’ Zo begint de Bachelor Belofte, die tweedejaars studenten werktuigbouwkunde, maritieme techniek en klinische technologie woensdag 7 oktober krijgen uit handen van hun opleidingsdirecteuren.

Poetic impression by Bauke Steenhuisen of the dissertation ‘Interplanetary Laser Ranging: Analysis for Implementation in Planetary Science Missions’ by Dominic Dirkx.

After we finishing the three different total solutions for the flood problems in Cartagena, this week we started working on the chosen final system. It was decided that not one of the considered system fitted the problems best, so a combination has been made.