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ABOUT ME

 Hello everybody! 

I am Chang Ji Hinn, in this blog I will be documenting my journey through CP5070, Chemical Product Design & Development.

My goal for this module is to hone my skills on creating a chemical product and developing a prototype. I am also looking forward to learning about Arduino programming as this will be my first time being exposed to it.

In order to accomplish my goals, I will have to use the available resources on Brightspace to learn about Arduino programming as well as exploring the program and gadgets at my own time. To improve my skills in developing a prototype, I will need to work closely with my team to come up with great ideas on how to improve our product while at the same time cultivating my own skills using 3D printers and laser cutter.

I will know that I have accomplished my goals for this module if I am able to fully utilise and understand the coding and uno maker kit for the Arduino programming and having created a design that I am proud of.


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