Technical Communication

First Draft on 25 September 2019 According to Pearl Auto’s website, Pearl Rear Vision is an American road safety product that is a wireless rear-view camera and alert system that helps drivers to see and hear with clarity with no blind spots when obstacles are within driver’s backup path. It enhances the driver’s experience with parallel parking and difficult to navigates spots. The Pearl Rear Vision have smart visual and audio obstacles warning with customized speakers that vary on how far the obstacle's distance is from the car. The camera frame is powered by the sun and it has two 180 degrees field of view cameras and an image processor control exposure and rectifies distortion in real-time for consistent wide-angle views for daylight and night mode. The Rear Vision’s car adapter organise image from the two cameras while the car is backing up. The customized speaker in the car adapter will produce a tone sound when an obstacle is recognised. The Pearl Rear Vision is i

Dear Professor Brad, Please read my opinion at the bottom for the following quote:  “Employers identify communication as one of the basic competencies every a graduate should have, asserting that the ability to communicate is valuable for obtaining employment and maintaining successful job performance.”Sherwyn Morreale, Michael Osborn & Judy Pearson, Professors of Communication (2000) I unanimous agree with the quote because communicating with one another is part and parcel of life with all walk of life. No matter the industry we are in, a graduate should be equipping themselves with effective communication skills. Employers will assert the ability to communicate effectively with others as valuable due to it is an important factor no matter the role the employee might be in. In modern times, there are many forms of communication. However, the basic forms of communication (how a person communicate effectively the ideas through thinking, writing and speaking) are still a

Dear Professor Brad, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself as a student in the TLM1010 course.  My name is Roy Yong Jin Yao, currently an undergraduate pursuing a degree in Telematics in Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT).  I had graduated from Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) with a diploma in mechatronics engineering specialised in automation. I was able to gain an overview understanding of engineering through this diploma during my time in NYP. My passion for engineering was sparked by curiosity and a challenge to myself to understand more about how the hardware and software are linked to complete machine function. Although the learning curve for the fundamentals of engineering was steep, the curiosity grew even deeper. During my polytechnic Final Year Project (FYP) I was tasked to write a set of programming in myRIO and a training guide regarding it for our machine to operate with records from seniors who have created something similar. I was exposed to many