It might feel a bit tedious since these are really basic points, but they're all essential, so I found myself reflecting on what I failed to do in each of my presentations.

It's great for picking up useful tips and learning through in one go during your commute. As the points mentioned were things I had unconsciously considered when giving presentations or sharing knowledge, it made me think that my past presentations probably weren't too bad for the audience. 😊😊 It was also a good opportunity to learn about aspects I hadn't thought of when preparing presentations. Thank you for the great lecture.

I listened well. It was a great lecture! I think I'll refer to it a lot when presenting in the future. And I'll also try various approaches to find my own presentation style and practice a lot.

It was a meaningful lecture.

You explain things calmly and well.

Theoretical discussion

The PDF materials are still lacking, but the quality of the lectures themselves is not bad.

Since OpenGL materials are mixed with old and modern versions, even when searching for resources, old version materials often come up, which frequently caused code-related problems before debugging. However, this Chapter 2 covered screen output and debugging, so it seems like it was a very valuable time.

The big advantage was having PDF materials, and the lecture explanations were also quite pleasant to listen to. However, there are parts where the PDF materials lack Kind explanations. Therefore, when viewed together with the lectures, the materials become more substantial, making the price of 29,700 won feel not bad.

Thank you for the great lecture!