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Technical Report (Final)

2. Scope This report will address the issues that commuters might face with the expansion of Singapore Mass Rapid Transit network, as well as how an interactive board will aide commuters with journey planning and real-time updates with a variety of options. 3. Problem Statement Prior to the implementation of the new MRT network lines, it should be mandatory to provide commuters with a dynamic interactive board that provides up to date information to help them be more flexible in choosing different routes to the same destination as well as adapt to a more complex MRT network system. 4. Purpose Statement The purpose of this proposal is to demonstrate to LTA the effectiveness of sMaRT (smart Media active Response Television) in enabling commuters to easily access information according to their needs. Consequently, the proposal will also highlight the benefits of installing sMaRT and what is recommended by our team. 7. Benefits With sMaRT, we identified 4 benefits. ...

Analytical Reflection

I felt that the mock presentation was an excellent platform for my team members and I to familiarise ourselves' with our parts, as well as identify our individual flaws of our presentation skills. This allows us to rectify on said problems, so as to ensure that we would present smoothly on the actual day. During the mock presentation, I have come to realise of a few negative aspects of my personal presentation skills via peer review forms. Firstly, I tend to use a lot of filler words such as "um" and "yeah". I realise that I utilise such words whenever I am thinking or processing information, so as to cut down on awkward silences during the presentation. This shows the audience of how unprepared I am, and removes any credibility on what I have to present. Therefore to alleviate this problem, more practice is needed before the day of the presentation. Next, I realised that between my members, the handover/takeover between slides is not well done. Proper thank...