Showing posts with label fyp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fyp. Show all posts

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Two extra weeks


Okai. Latest in the news... we're getting two extra weeks to complete our project. SO end date of school is now pushed to 29 July 2011. I'm seeing this as a blessing because of the last month or so that had its set of extra activities like my sister's wedding. The prep and post alone took up quite a bit of time, but it was well worth it! :O)

I also had the privilege of Jerry Ching, a former lecturer, look at my final year project. I only had a window of 7 minutes, but it was the best 7 minutes at school! Lotsa tweaking, polishing up, new pieces to work on in the last month at school, but so looking forward to completing the whole thing!

The Con 3 ended their camp today. In the midst of all that is going on, it was good being there!

Push on!

Friday, March 4, 2011

Old Town Coffee


I was at Amoy Street yesterday during some research on the buildings there for my theme park design, and popped into the famous hawker centre there for breakfast. Strange, but the coffee I had tasted a little salty...

Jokes aside. I have four months and two weeks left till the end of school, and am revving up my gears to top speed. Like Elvis once sang, "It's now or never."

Monday, January 10, 2011

It's new - 2011!


I might have posted this image before. It was a trip I took to Chiang Mai a couple of years back. The reason why I chose this image is to simply usher in the new blog year in refreshing kind of way... I still can feel the cool midst on my face.

It's four more weeks to the end of the semester. Very, very little time left for what I have to do. Plus the impending Chinese New Year holidays (you know what this means... more make-up classes) coupled with the off days because of the moving of the school. New rumours tell me that we're moving month-end. So it's a stretch of break on the first week of February... I think.

I've nailed down what I want to do for my final year project and it definitely has to do with Disneyland! I've decided that I'm gonna create a Disney theme park for Singapore and it will be situated at the island of Sentosa. I call it Disney Island. At this point, I'm working out the schematics of the park - a top view of the park with a rough blocking of the potential lands and rides to be put in place. Looking forward to the next seven months to complete it. I realised that this IS the best time to do this. Otherwise, I doubt I will ever find the time to do it outside of school.

You'll definitely be getting updates right here... so stay tune!