When the module first started, we were all grouped together randomly. Later on, we found out that the groups for group projects are divided up so that each group has at least one local student, according to Vikas, who once noted that this cohort has a diverse percentage of 60% international students. It was clarified that the local students were mixed in with the international students so that group projects pertaining to Singaporean lifestyle and culture, a subject that international students did not have a thorough understanding of, could be guided with the help of local students.

So, when this project began and we had to start brainstorming ideas, we were experimenting with the quantified self concept and the things we each possessed that were similar yet distinct. We then discussed cultural differences because Ayda, who is from Indonesia, Choa from South Korea, and Jiat, who is from here, all originate from various areas. We came up with the idea of "breaking through cultural barriers" as a homage to accept diversity and account for cultural differences. Here are our Ideation, Explorations, Outcomes and Presentations.