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About this CD
Epilogue
We hope that you enjoyed this CD. It was designed to give you an insight
into the Life Sciences in Australia in 2003. Making the CD was an experience
for all involved: there were about 100 students from all areas of the
Life Sciences in UNSW who contributed. These students undertook various
roles ranging from on-site reporters to management staff who worked together
as a team. This required all students to adopt a system that closely resembled
a real life workplace environment where effective communication and cooperation
skills are essential. This was difficult at times as the students were
left to their own devices, and this led to problems in coordination that
required compromise among the students. Lessons learnt were that early
organisation, preparation and extensive planning are vital in ensuring
that the whole production process runs smoothly. It is undeniable that
every student developed a greater understanding of the importance of inter-personal
skills.
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