DESIGN RESEARCH DISSERTATION: FINAL COMPILATION & REFLECTION

  

22.04.2024 - 04.08.2024 (Week 01 - Week 14)
TAN JIE YING / 0353959 / BACHELOR IN DESIGN OF CREATIVE MEDIA
DESIGN RESEARCH DISSERTATION
FINAL COMPILATION & REFLECTION

INSTRUCTIONS


Final Outcome

Draft Dissertation


Figure 1.1 Draft Dissertation

Final Dissertation & Visual Design Publication


Figure 1.2 Final Dissertation


Figure 1.3 Final Dissertation (Turnitin)

Ebook Link

Figure 1.4 Visual Design Publication

Research for Article Publication


Figure 1.5 Research for Article Publication


WEEKLY FEEDBACK


Figure 2.1 Weekly Feedback


REFLECTIONS

Experience
While progressing through this module, effective time management has been essential for completing all the tasks. I felt stressed when I lacked direction in writing and designing, as finding references and integrating them with my ideas took a lot of time. Our lecturer's feedback has been incredibly helpful, providing new directions and insights that have guided my writing process. Pinterest is really the best choice for inspiration.

Observation
Writing a dissertation requires dedicating considerable effort to finding and understanding the content you read. Additionally, writing essays and dissertations each have their own formal formats, which need to be followed precisely to meet specific requirements. You must invest time not only in researching these rules but also in revising and correcting any mistakes to ensure your work meets the standards.

Findings
I realize that writing a dissertation is not as hard as it seems. If you clearly understand what you need to think about (topic & theme), write (problem statement, research problem, research objectives), research (reference articles), and collect (data), the process becomes more manageable and interesting. Just like in my research, where every production needs to go through the pre-production stage to build a foundational framework for the future production process, following these steps ensures a smoother writing experience.




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