Reflection

Welcome to my last ever post in this blog! 

Time passes really fast when you're just zoning out and waiting for the semester to be over! 

Since I'm active user of the Internet, I thought I knew everything there is to know about the Internet. And I was definitely wrong! In this module, I actually learnt quite a number of new things like the darkweb, distributed denial of service, the history of the Internet, web 3.0, the difference between VR and AR, and so many more! Really, the more I learn about more aspects to the Internet, the more intrigued I become. This may sound unrelated but this recent Suria drama called 'Alam Maya' is about solving cases using the Internet and I unconsciously find myself linking the terms used in the show to what I learnt during the module. 

Mr Abel Choy is a really caring professor who always asks whether we have any questions after every lesson ends. And he listens patiently to any of our queries and also posts interesting things like the Google tricks! I had no idea we could play the Brick Game through a Google Trick! He is also quite knowledgeable about the module he teaches.

I also love the blogging assignments that he assigned us and I think that's one great way to grade his students. The weekly blogging assignments give us opportunity to self-study and consolidate what we learnt during lectures. I always find myself learning more and with more depth as I did my own research.

Also, the group discussions allow us to interact with our peers and I find it a way to slowly overcome my fear of public speaking. Not only that, we also get to see a different perspective from other groups' discussions. 

And what a great way to end the module with show and tell sessions! I find what my peers shared very fascinating and I really applaud those who created very detailed presentation slides. 

Anyway, we have finally come to the end of our semester and all that is left is our final exams.

All the best for the final exam and remember to mug like crazy, okay?

Also, all the best for your upcoming semesters and life in general! 

Goodbye my fellow readers!