The first assessment task requires you to undertake a reflective journal for topics 2, 5 and 8. 

The aim of this reflective task is for you to develop the ability to think in a reflective manner and to evaluate your own learning. This task also enhances your written communication skills as you must learn how to document your thinking and learning for someone else to read (in this case your lecturer).

• Your journal reflections should be focused around this Knowledge Audits for Business Analysis course content and issues that challenge, or extend your own current understanding in business analysis.
• Your reflections should demonstrate a growing understanding of the various aspects of Business Analysis.

Reflection is a key skill of any computer professional and lifelong learner. Please check that you:

• Organise your work of an e-journal under clearly labelled headings of Synopsis, Critique and Reflection in;
• Ensure your provided Synopsis is aconcise summaryof the week 5 module content written without subjective opinions or bias (i.e. objective viewpoint);
• Ensure your provided Critique of the work of author(s) contains critical review remarks, showing how well you think the author(s) addressed the module topic; and
• Ensure your provided Reflection show how you think the module has assisted you in understanding of the weekly course topic. In this section, you can be subjective as you are discussing your own learning.