What did captin edward smith do on the night of titanic?

Captain Smith made several decisions that contributed to the disaster. He opted for the more southerly course, which brought Titanic into the path of the icebergs. He did not order the ship's speed reduced, despite having received numerous warnings about ice in the area. He overrode the decision of his lookout, Frederick Fleet, to turn the ship away from the iceberg, which prevented Titanic from avoiding the collision entirely. He also failed to order the evacuation of the ship in a timely manner, which may have contributed to the high number of casualties.