#softwaredesignandengineering

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I woke up early because we had our online class and reporting with Ma'am Desai in the subject of Data and Digital Communication. Our report was about Online Connections. So it's all about the relationships formed and maintained through the internet, allowing people to communicate and interact regardless of physical distance.

So, fast forward. After our class, I immediately took a bath because I knew it would take time to finish, and I didn't want to be late for our face-to-face class, which was SDE. But the real reason I almost arrived late was that no buses were passing through our terminal, so I decided to take a mini bus. I arrived at school at exactly 12:11pm. I ran towards the elevator and saw a classmate, which was a bit of a relief, knowing I wasn't the only one running late.

As our class started, our instructor discussed the Week 1 module, which covers what it means to be a software engineer and the tools we should use when implementing software. I felt nervous thinking about how stressful this subject might be since it demands a lot of time, and I struggle with time management. That’s why I need to start practicing it.

As Sir Carl finished his discussion, he gave us a group activity involving a different case study where we analyze real-world scenarios to help improve our critical thinking skills, teamwork, and collaboration. We were given a short amount of time to create the report and analyze the problem, knowing our instructor would randomly pick a student from each group to present. Despite the rush, I really enjoyed the activity. I appreciated the group's teamwork and the process of analyzing, even if my ideas were somewhat off-topic. The experience I had today made me realize the importance of time management and teamwork, both of which are important as I continue my studies.

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