Sunday, December 4, 2016

Reflection

The first trimester of has finally ended. I have gone through about 20 hours of Technical Communication class. Before the trimester started, I felt that Communication class was not necessary. I went through a few communications classes back in poly. Those classes were mainly a waste of time to me, therefore I was reluctant to go to this class every Friday afternoon. Now that the lessons are over, my views have changed.

I realised that communication class is very important, especially to an engineer. This class has taught me proper ways to write a design report, product summary and analysis, and proper presentation skills. Working with different group of people throughout the module was very useful, as networking could be useful in the future. After going through this module, my technical writing and presentation skills has improved greatly.

There are however, much to improve on. My language skills are still not perfect. To improve my language, I would have to practice using it. I can start by taking up the habit of reading. I love to read online articles about technological news, and that could be a great place to pick this habit up.

Overall, I felt that this module was extremely useful. I am thankful my teacher Brad for guiding us throughout this module, making it fun and enjoyable. I am grateful to my peers for giving my valuable feedback as I was drafting through various assignments.

2 comments:

  1. Thanks, Wei Sheng, for this clear, concise reflection and for the change of heart. I'm happy that your attitude toward comm skills has changed. I'm even more impressed that you now have the resolve to read more, learn more and improve your skills. You will benefit in the process.

    I appreciate all the work you did this term. Best of luck as you continue your learning journey.

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  2. Hi Wei Sheng

    This is a well structured reflection and I have taken pleasure to reading it. It is nice to see similar sentiments which allows me to get to know you better.

    Yours truly
    Ian Tan

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