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Reflection: Goodbyes are Not Forever
Well. Here were are at the
end of the semester. 14 weeks filled with a lot of holidays in between fluttered
by like a butterfly. To be honest, with such a great academic load built up
with the faculty subject, Technical Writing was one of those subject where we
were loosen up a bit and have some fun as team. Our friendship, among our team
mates runs from the times of our very first semester here, and well working
together wasn’t much of a problem as we knew what was each other’s plus and
minus points.
The greatest challenge, to
us was to collect the data. Although our research was on a smaller scale, with
about 30 respondents, we realized that getting 30 people to fill up your
questionnaire form is a real headache, especially when you target group is
small and you want all types of people represented well.
We also learnt that coming
up with a proper time management plan was also important as we were always busy
chasing deadlines. Thanks to the Gantt Chart, we were able to almost keep our
speed as we planned earlier.
The presentation on the
final day of class went pretty well rather than expected as because we
bombarded the groups who presented earlier with a lot of questions regarding
their research, and well we received our fair share of questions as well and
thankfully we were able to answer them professionally.
The research done by our
classmates also opened on our eyes towards many little things that we never even
imagined before.
“THERE ARE MEN WHO SPEND RM400 A MONTH ON
BEAUTY PRODUCTS”
“A DATA PLAN AS A STUDENT IS TRULY IMPORTANT”
“STUDENTS DO LEAD A UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLE IN UNIVERSITY”
And a few more research that
we as equally as intriguing as well.
All in all, we truly learnt the methods and effort it takes in doing a research, and truly we will put it to good use when we are doing our Final Year Project in a few years’ time.
Before forgetting, we would like to extend our gratitude to our Lecturer, Miss Hani Suraya, for guiding us through the research from the very beginning till the very end, in her very own classy way. We would also like to give due credits to Mr Djamal and Iman Fitri Ismail for letting us know their insights of the life and adjustment challenges of an international student in UTHM.
The classmates too were an
awesome bunch, though half of them were already our crazy friends from the same
faculty and the other half which slightly less noisy than us,
(Laughs) and thanks for being such good classmates.
(Laughs) and thanks for being such good classmates.
We really wish that the interaction between students in the class can be improved in the near future.
We would like to say thanks to everyone and may you be blessed all year round.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
and A Happy New Year too.
And well. Good Luck for you
examinations.
English and blogging were two things that I was always passionate about and as a blog editor’s footnote, I, Tillak, would like to end this last post of ours on this blog with a quote:
❝Learn everything you can, any time you can,
from anyone you can;
there will always come a time when you will be grateful
you did.❞
‒Sarah Caldwell
Los Ingenieros, loosely translated into The Engineers (from Spanish), is a group consisting of three students from Section 46 of Technical Writing subject, namely Adrian Savari Thomas, Dennis Daniel Lopez and Tillak R Chandra Mohan.
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