If FYI stands for “For Your Information”…FYP stands for Final Year Project but i will translate it as “For Your Pressure” . I wish it can stands for “For Your Pleasure” instead. That would be soooooo damn nice. 
Just finish constructing my circuit which have been pending since…err…since i started my FYP??? Second part of my FYP should be the implementation of what i have done and present in 1st part which is in the 1st semester but it had been pending ever since i started my 3rd semester. My dear supervisor gave me the opportunity to work on my FYP at my own time and he hasn’t put any pressure on me like any other supervisors that i known. Maybe he should have monitored my progress like other supervisors so that i wouldn’t keep pending my work as if it’s not that important. Errrkkk…this FYP will determine my CGPA u know and I treat it as errr…I have no idea as what
I guess he thinks that I can do my FYP without him asking what my progress are every week. That’s such a high expectations. Huhu.
I think he must regret it very much now. Pity him to have me under his supervision that is. I can be the easiest person to work with and I also can be the hardest. Depend on situation I guess.
The situation is very much different with my housemates and most of my friends since they need to present their progress to their supervisor (almost every week) while me ermmm as I said before lagging for quite a while because I keep pending my work from one week to the other until my dearest supervisor send me an email this week which sounds like this “Fiza where are you? You should have shown me your circuit. I want to meet you today!”. “Show me your circuit” means show me the circuit which really work…right? Today means?? Ahahahah…Dammit
that email sound more like demanding rather than requesting, right? I’m dead. That’s the only thing that pops up in my head after I read his email. So here I am sitting on my bed constructing my circuit which should have complete and working 4 weeks ago…opppssss…don’t start with me about time management…I know I’m really bad at it…wachaaa…
My circuit looks weird. Not as what I expected it would turn up to be but what the heck, as long as it can work perfectly fine. If my first trial tomorrow at the lab turns up successful, I would be the happiest and most grateful person in the world (I really hope it will work…please please)
but… Well there’s always BUT in trial and error thingy. 50-50 situation…arrr I hate probability. Better re-check my programming, so I’ll update bout my so called experiment later. Huhu…anyway wish me luck 