Review of 24.03.2023







 We've been told to bring four pages of work about situational analysis. Situational analysis involves assessing the internal and external factors that may impact an organisation's performance, including its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. It is an important tool for strategic planning and decision-making. On the first page, we have to choose a picture that lets us express what's on our mind. The second page should be about arranging pictures according to the method of a matrix with a measurement of 5*5. Especially those pictures that we get from colour workshops, epc workshops, taking an object for a walk, sticks, and situational maps For the next 3rd and 4th pages, we have been told to write about what happened in situational mapping. That's why I made a long section for the third page. where I talked about different situations like trees, lamp posts, school, dog walkers, birds dropping, the seashore, hovercraft, etc. and on page 4, I made an abstract map of those situations. where I use "legend and colour code" to explain the infrastructure. After reviewing my work with Mr. Deniz Beck and Mr. Oren Lieberman, they gave their kind feedback. which are: 

1. It needs to be more specific. 

2. It needs to describe more 

3. Further design development

4. Analysis of stuff that's above and below the ground

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