MOHO Project Analysis

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Engaging in this project has taught me every aspect of MOHO that I need to know and more. I have a great understanding of the model and am confident explaining the concepts to another student if necessary. The understanding of the inputs, throughputs, outputs, and feedback are now very clear. This project has also taught me how to work well with group members and trust them on the work they are participating in because before this project, I did not believe others contributed enough to fully succeed.

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