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CSI_Week 07 (8th - 12th May)

Finally our job scope!

All the items were bought. All the packages were ordered. All our logos were printed.

We needed to pack all of these items for 300 people!





I managed to get help from 3 of my friends from other semesters to help us pack! This really helped us in fast production hehe :p

 

 

And after a few hours of continuous work, we completed all 300 kits!


Next, it's time for distribution! :D











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