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Group Project Presentation Day: Computer Science undergraduates showcase their projects

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On 14 May 2025 this year’s undergraduate Group Project Presentation Day brought students together for an impressive showcase of creative, technically ambitious work, allowing students to demonstrate how they have applied their learning to tackling real-world challenges using computer science. 

From AI-powered personal styling tools to virtual reality platforms for exploring complex datasets, the presentations reflected the breadth and originality of ideas developed across the cohort.

Two projects were selected for prizes:

  • Team 2 (Project Q: AI-Powered PDF Sustainability Report Analysis) received an award for their clear and engaging presentation, as well as for delivering a polished and complete product.
  • Team 16 (Project L: Intelligent Hot Desk Management System) were recognised for developing a well-considered algorithmic approach and a fully functioning user interface. 

We are proud of all the students who presented and grateful to the industry partners who supported this year’s projects: Capula Investment Management LLP, Squid Software, Foster + Partners, APEXE3, Dojo, OxFORD Asset Management LLP, MyCFO.ai, ILookGoodApp, Kuehne+Nagel, Micro:bit Educational Foundation, Biotechnology & Life Sciences, Ample and Ab Initio. 

A student wears a VR headset and is looking down in concentration. They are surrounded by many other people milling around looking at screens and talking to researchers.
Some of the projects explored the capability of VR
A view of the Museum of Natural History from above looking down on to the museum floor - there are dinosaur skeletons and light is coming through the beautiful roof. 
The beautiful setting of the Museum
Team 2 smile for the camera. There are six students standing behind a desk with a computer screen showing various documents related to their project.
Team 2 received an award for their clear and engaging presentation
Team 16 are smiling for the camera, standing outside the Museum. There are six students.
Team 16 were recognised for developing a well-considered algorithmic approach
A podium says 'Oxford University Museum of Natural History' and behind a projected screen says 'Group Design Practical'
The students held their presentations at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History

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