starting from the time you sign up for the course as a sophomore. I enrolled in a programme titled Soft Skills and Basic Volunteering (PPD 1041). Dr. Muhammad Sophian taught Group 11, in which I was a student. That was my initial impression of him—a father figure in the class. This course teaches students how to engage with teachers and with one another. This can be done via phone call or email, though email is preferred by teachers. Throughout our time at UNIMAS, this course teaches students how to be autonomous. It teaches us how to properly format emails, turn in homework, and maintain our academic integrity. We also performed volunteer work during the first semester, and our class prefect will oversee our programme. During our time at UNIMAS, this course helps us develop our independence. It teaches us how to properly format emails, turn in assignments, and maintain our academic integrity. Our class prefect at Allamanda University will oversee our service programme. During the first semester, we also participated in volunteer activities. As part of this work, we also cleared the Alamanda area of trash, among other things. In order to understand why mental health is important, we also went to a talk on the topic and learned what to do about it. This subject teaches us how to use other resources correctly, take credit for other people's work, and care for our friends and family members who are dealing with mental health challenges. Simply put, this subject is a good one to use when instructing first-year students on how to be actual students. In the near future, I imagine this should be courteous for other pupils.