FEEDBACK & RECOMMENDATION REGARDING MINI BLOGGING PROJECT DAC2183 MAY 2013 SESSION

        Alhamdulillah after so many months of hard work and time and energy we put  in completing this UBS project,we finally completed it and this would be our last post in our mini blogging for DAC2183 Accounting Information System.  Now, all of this could not happened without the help and support from a number of people that had helped us throughout this entire process. 

So, first and foremost, we would like to take this opportunity to extend our highest appreciation and gratitude to our lecturer, Sir Noreffendy Mohamed who has inspired us and guided us in the achievement of this project. We would also like to say our deepest appreciation to the owner of Al Azhar Infinity Trading House, Mr Azree Azhar Awi who is willing to cooperate with us and giving us the information we needed for our project. Not to be forgotten, we also want to give our thanks to our parents for their moral support and ideas given to us.

Lastly, for our feedback of this mini blogging, we would say that there are a lot of things that we have learned from this mini blogging project. Mini blogging gives us the experience to explore and be creative by choosing our own background layout, fonts, and adding music and pictures to our blog.  Both of us are not really familiar with using blog because we have not done it before. But, i can say through this process, we learned and became really good at it. 

We use this blog basically to update our progress of the UBS project and some topics of the Sage UBS accounting system. It was really simple,fast and efficient way to update those information and was really fun too. Besides that, by having this blog, we are able to express what we have learned in class by writing and posting it in the blog and this help us to understand the topic more. Posting in blogs also improves our writing in english. So now, we can conclude that mini blogging gives many advantages and we would definitely recommend this method to be used again. 

Two thumbs up! :)