34.0 Continuous Improvement

34.1 What is "Continuous Improvement"?

Continuous improvement is a concept that is applicable to all aspects of life, and it is widely used for process improvements. Often it is used for projects, and the basis of undergoing this is purely for improvement. There are many tools and stages in implementing continuous improvement. We will discuss the tools in stages of: the requirement, the implementation and the completion.

8.0 Presenting a Project

8.0 What is "Presenting a Project"?
This is a simple yet vital topic. It circulates on three cores - clarity, simplicity and diagram/ visualisation - in presenting a project either beforehand implementation or its aftermath. Visualize the simulation of you as an individual presenting your project(s) towards the audience such they may be professors, top management, and even instructors.

8.1 The Powerful Presentation

There are three cores to take note in having a powerful presentation namely Clarity, Simplicity and Diagram/ Visualization.

1.0 3 Cores in Implementing a Project

1.1 What is "3 Cores in Implementing a Project"?

The three cores - intention, speech, and action - are originally taken from the knowledge in Islam, subhanallah, which can be practiced in various aspects in our daily life. Its origin is for the purpose of identifying a muslim's level of iman (faith). These cores can be seen as a trigger to initiate a project or even a mere action. On another basis, it can be used to combat procrastination.

1.2.0 The Three Cores