Tuesday, 15 April 2014

Reflection on Project Proposal



I had a meaningful and beneficial group project to present a real problem in Singapore in ES2007S module of NUS. In the project, out team decided to discover more about the Choa Chu Kang LRT station after we listened the story of one of our teammates. It might sound as a minor problem to overall population but it is indeed affecting a lot of people especially elderly and disabled. 

We went to do on-site inspection and the trip eventually enforced the concerns we discussed beforehand. It made us more determined to discuss the issues in class. Of course, it was difficult to collect the survey results since most people did not have time or they were unwilling to share. In addition, SMRT staff was unwilling to accept our interview in the first place due to their position but we somehow managed to get a bit of information after persuasion. Data collection was not easy at all.

However, our team was cooperative and efficient in all the tasks. All were done swiftly and nicely. We felt proud that our topic was able to relate to the experience of some classmates. Most importantly, I would like to thank my team for putting up an excellent presentation. All our effort was conveyed effectively. 

In this project, I learned the real time business proposal in writing as well as data collection. This was uncommon in the study of NUS. On top of that, I experienced what is being called 'efficient team' in this project. That was a marvelous experience.

If it was possible, we would like to collect bigger pool of opinion and to request for official data from related agencies for a better substantiation in our project. These would greatly enhance the credibility of our project as a real proposal.        

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