Grammar

JimmyHI'm having trouble breaking the sentence down in difference fragments to make it more easier to understand.

Me too.
Whoever wrote it should have written several sentences, each with one, clear idea.

I wrote it actually. But I'm writing this in my resume so need to properly showcase the skills I gained..

So what technical concepts did you explain?

So basically we are working in groups and each group has been assigned a particular topic. And each team member of the group has been given some research questions. So we are just providing the detailed answer to our research questions, be it during the presentations or in reports.

And what were the research questions that they gave you and you had to explain?

My research questions include, "How do maglev trains work" and "How much efficient they are compared to normal ones"

So here is an example of a more concrete, compelling statement on a resume:

During this period, I strengthened my verbal, written, and presentation skills. One example was researching the comparative efficiency of Maglev trains, writing a report, presenting my findings to my peer group, and defending my project proposal that our current rail systems must invest in Maglev technology. Teamw