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CSI_Week 03 (10th - 14th April)

Every week, we have group tutorials with our lecturers to update on our progress. 

We were asked to try and find sponsors or NGOs to support our cause. 

Here are our lecturers caught in action :p

Besides that, for the Campaigning group, we needed to select a T-shirt colour for all of us. This T-shirt was then going to be printed with out logo and design. 

From the list of colours given to us, we finally decided on the Dark Melange Grey t-shirt. Looking forward to the final outcome of the tee design!






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