CHALLENGE PAPER NO.

1: REFLECTION ON THE APPLICATION OF MATRICES IN YOUR FIELD

Reflecting on the application of matrices in engineering can help deepen your understanding of their
significance in various engineering disciplines.

Writing a reflection on a chosen journal about the application and relevance of matrices in engineering
can be an opportunity to explore your thoughts, experiences, and insights in response to the paper's
content. Here's a guideline to help you craft an effective reflection paper:

1. Introduction and Summary of the Paper: Begin your reflection paper by introducing the title,
author, and the central theme or purpose of journal of your choice. Provide context regarding
the importance of this paper as a student of Advanced Engineering Mathematics. Offer a
concise summary of the key points and concepts presented in article. Highlight the central
ideas and arguments if any.
2. Personal Reaction/Reflection: Share your initial thoughts, feelings, and reactions when
reading the article. Did any particular ideas resonate with you? Were there aspects you found
challenging, compelling, or unrelatable? Reflect on your own experiences related to the
concepts discussed in the paper. Have you encountered situations where knowledge of
matrices was crucial? Share personal anecdotes, if applicable. Discuss how the ideas presented
in the paper relate to your life, career, or educational journey. You may discuss cases where
you found the topics in matrices relevant.
3. Critical Analysis: Offer a critical analysis of the paper's strengths and weaknesses. Were there
aspects of the report that you found particularly convincing or unconvincing?
4. Future Considerations & Conclusions: Consider what you learned from this reflection and how
it may inform your actions or decisions. Are there changes you intend to make in light of your
review? Identify any areas in your personal or professional life where you can improve your
skills based on the insights from the paper. Explain how you plan to address these areas.
Summarize your key takeaways from both the paper itself and your reflection.
5. Proofreading and Formatting: Ensure that your paper is well-structured, coherent, and free
from grammatical errors.

Format: Candara 10; A4: single space, max of three pages (excluding references)

Referencing and Citations: APA 7 Format

Remember that a reflection is a personal response to the academic paper, so it should showcase your
thoughts, insights, and self-awareness. Be honest, thoughtful, and introspective as you explore the
impact of the author’s ideas on you, your profession and perspectives. Be prepared to share your
output in class next meeting.