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Essential Survival Guide for Students Living Independently in Delft

This project addresses the challenges faced by students living alone in Delft, specifically their lack of experience in cooking, household planning, and understanding local markets. As many students are unprepared for day-to-day living, we present a comprehensive survival guide that includes maps to supermarkets, translations of food items, and essential cooking tips. Our group work reflection highlights both the positives of teamwork and cultural exchange, as well as the challenges faced. We aim to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to thrive independently.

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Essential Survival Guide for Students Living Independently in Delft

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  1. Assen 3 Project Work IntroductionProgramme2013

  2. Agendas • Identification and Relevance of the problem • Solution and Explanation • Reflection on group work Assen 3

  3. NEED TO SURVIVE Problem • Students have no experience living alone • They don’t have knowledge about: • Purchasing the essential commodities • Cooking • Household planning Assen 3

  4. New Environment Problem • Language • Locations of Markets • Selection of Markets and Products Assen 3

  5. We were hungry!! • Prepared for studies but not for living alone • A human cannot function on an empty stomach • Eating out is more expensive and unhealthy • Craving for familiar food Why? Assen 3

  6. Its already there! Just not accessible enough • No permanent internet access in the beginning • Unfriendly layout spread across various pages • Limited mobile accessibility Why? Assen 3

  7. One more Survival Guide – Food in Delft • Each student will be provided a hand-out containing: • Map with student houses and supermarkets • Translations of Dutch food names • Translations of utensils • Comparison of supermarkets • Information about the farmers market • Culture specific Restaurants Solution Assen 3

  8. Solution Assen 3

  9. Solution Assen 3

  10. Easy access to the Where, What and How of Food • It provides a fool-proof guide to the majority of food related information • No necessity for internet • Can be easily carried at all times Solution Assen 3

  11. It was a whole lot of fun! Process flow: Quick brainstorm about various problems Selection of problem Problem Definition Task List Delegation of Jobs End Results! Reflection Assen 3

  12. Cultural Experience positives: • We got along well • The team roles evolved naturally and efficiently • High motivation level • Loss of focus because of desire to know other cultures • Arguments were too mellow Reflection Cultural Experience negatives: Assen 3

  13. Thankyouforyour attention! Questions? Assen 3

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