Week 5 (Block diagram and Flow chart)

During the fifth week, I had a productive discussion with my supervisor to gain clarity on the desired functioning of the system. We explored various aspects, including the specific functionalities, features, and interactions that the system should exhibit. Furthermore, we discussed the hardware and software components that will be utilized to bring the system to life.

Following our discussion, I began working on creating a block diagram and flow chart to visually represent the structure and flow of the system. These diagrams serve as invaluable tools to comprehend the system's architecture and the interconnections between its various components. Once I completed the initial versions of the block diagram and flow chart, I submitted them to Dr. Aizat, my project supervisor, for review.

Upon reviewing the diagrams, Dr. Aizat provided valuable feedback and identified a few errors that needed to be rectified. I carefully analyzed his suggestions and promptly made the necessary revisions to ensure that the diagrams accurately reflect the requirements of the project. By addressing these errors, I aimed to enhance the clarity and coherence of the diagrams, enabling a better understanding of the system's functionality.

The corrected block diagram and flow chart will play a crucial role in my upcoming FYP 1: Defence Proposal Presentation. They will serve as visual aids to effectively communicate the structure, flow, and key components of the system to the audience. Additionally, these diagrams will help illustrate the logical sequence of operations and the interactions between different modules or subsystems within the system.

I am grateful for the guidance and support of my supervisor, as their expertise has been instrumental in refining my understanding of the project's requirements. I am confident that the revised diagrams will contribute significantly to the clarity and coherence of my proposal presentation.

Figure 1: Block Diagram

Figure 2: Flow Chart