In the beginning, when I walked into this module class, I had a mindset where I thought "how is it going to be different from the effective communication class I had in polytechnic and what more am I even going to learn from this class". However, the first week of class amazed me on the structure of the subjects and the classmates I had. The first goal I had was to expand my vocabulary and write professionally. I know I am a sociable person, but I am not able to put them in good sentence form when writing. Throughout this module, the rephrasing of the paragraphs to avoid plagiarism and commenting on other's writings helped me. I got to learn new methods of structuring my sentences and new words from others at the same time. Critiquing my classmate's writings made me realize the same mistakes I have been doing in my blog writings or report. As I started to critique others more, I was able to spot out my own mistakes in my writing and develop them. Thus, I believe that
Sanghvi,K. (2018). Drunk Driving Detection . h ttp://www.hrpub.org/download/20180730/CSIT2-13510632.pdf In this article, Sanghvi (2018) researches on drunk driving, which is one of the prime causes to traffic accidents and proposed a variety of sensors that could easily detect and halt people from driving under the influence of alcohol. She mentions how drunk driving accidents are a common critical issue in third world countries and the use of breath monitor by traffic police does not spot all drunk cases. As an alternative, she states that an advanced essential method would be incorporating low-cost and high precise sensors in cars. If the sensors detect alcohol in the driver’s system, it could be programmed to slow down the vehicle speed, warn other people or ” notify the police through the internet”. In support, she presented few drunk detection systems that incorporated sensors such as air-pack, accelerometer, orientation and alcohol, with their advantages and limitations. The art