DESIGN RESEARCH DISSERTATION: FINAL COMPILATION & REFLECTION

02.09.2022 - 02.12.2022 (Week 1 - Week 14)
Christie Angelica Bakhary / 0350655 
Design Research Methodology / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media
Final Compilation and Reflection


INSTRUCTIONS



ASSIGNMENTS
Assignment 1 - Draft Dissertation

Original version

Feedback version


Assignment 2 - Visual Design Publication, Final Dissertation, and Turnitin Report

Turnitin Report, Final Dissertation


Visual Design Publication / Flip Book


Flip Book Link:
https://online.fliphtml5.com/kvjqv/winj/

Assignment 3 - Research for Article Publication



REFLECTION
When I first heard about this module, I felt like giving up since I remembered how poor my writing skills were. However, as the module began, I felt somewhat at ease, as it appeared to be a continuation of Design Research Methodology from the previous semester. This module is obviously far more difficult and challenging than DRM, as it involved writing thousand of words and paraphrasing them. However, it was a relief that I was able to complete the paper, even though I'm not quite satisfied with it.

I do not regret choosing the topic and theme I did because it was common and easier to find than others. Nevertheless, there were still certain limitations, such as the lack of detailed questions focusing on the topic itself.  As a result, I had some difficulty composing the discussion section because my questionnaire data lacked information. As for the tasks, they were all challenging, but selecting a suitable art direction for the Flipbook was particularly difficult.

This semester, I continue to struggle with being too perfectionist and wanting to appear perfect, as well as poor time management. These factors made it difficult for me to complete and submit my projects on time.  Nonetheless, I learned many helpful things throughout this module, particularly from Dr. Jinchi, who has guided us throughout the entire semester. I learned from Dr. Jinchi the necessity of time management and how to be more systematic, both of which are my weaknesses. I frequently had anxiety when I lacked development and was required to share or demonstrate it to the entire class. However, one of my favorite aspects of Dr. Jinchi's lesson is that we were able to attend a one-on-one consultation class with her, in which I felt very comfortable.

Overall, this subject was a rollercoaster ride for me, but I'm glad I had to learn both DRD and DRM because it will be very beneficial in the future, especially when we're already in the workplace. Moreover, I am forever grateful to have Dr. Jinchi as my lecturer, since she guided us and was really patient with us throughout the semester. Thank you, Ms., for always guiding us, providing us with endless support, and for the last-class advice I received!

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