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I am, Danial or Z.Danial (since there is another Danial in the class), the one with dyed hair and looks Chinese. So yes, I am mixed, Chinese Malay but I consider myself a free thinker. I am from group 5 and my role is time manager so I basically make sure things are submitted on time.
This is me playing with a childhood toy at 18 years old... 
In my free time, I usually play games such as league and valorant mostly with friends and my CCA right now is SP track and field. I also work at an Ice Cream Cafe called "Apiary" at Neil Road so drop by and come support.

So for two personal goals, I wish to achieve from the CP5070 module is to first and foremost improve and expand my use of fusion 360.
So to achieve this I had thought of going out of my way to play around with fusion360 or watch videos on people showing shortcuts and fusion360.
I will know when I have achieved this goal once people start seeking help from me on fusion360 whenever we are using fusion360.

The second goal is to have good chemistry with my new group members similar to achieving a high-performance team.
For this goal, I have thought of making ground rules when doing group projects as well as try to make everyone open up and be more connected by playing games or grabbing lunch together as it is one simple way to get closer as guys. 
I will know whether I have achieved this goal once I feel that we as a group are more comfortable and we can do work more efficiently such as, everyone is contributing and there is very minimal tension during group discussions.





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