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Deloitte: Techtrends & What You Need to Know

By Professor Ts Dr Angela Lee Siew Hoong
Exposing students to how technology is shaping and driving global commerce.

Preparing BSc Industrial Statistics Graduates with Professional Certifications

By Dr Ang Siew Ling
The BSc Industrial Statistics students have opportunities to upskill themselves by taking part in the SAS Preparatory Courses (SPC) which are highly recommended.  The SPC prepares students to sit for exams offered by SAS, leading to the SAS Certified Data Scientist qualification award.  

Nurturing Future Talents: A Focus on Character-Education in Universities

By Professor Dr Susela Devi K. Suppiah
Talent is everywhere but talent with empathy is often harder to come by. Character education has recently been identified as a crucial trait for effective leaders which plays a vital role in the 6 priorities for CEOs as found in the 25th Annual Global Survey of CEOs by Pricewaterhouse Coopers.

Should University Students be Encouraged to Work?

By Associate Professor Dr Gan Joo Ee
University students with part-time employment are not uncommon although it is often associated with financial necessity or lifestyle choices. There are often concerns that part-time work could lead to a decline in academic performance. However, work can also enhance character-building and other…

Pre-Reading: Increasing Students’ Absorption and Understanding Lectures During Classes

By Yeap Boon Han
Putting away the handphones, laptops and all other digital distractions, and one might be puzzled that following any lectures, one may only understand or absorb perhaps 30% of the information delivered by the lecturer. 

How Adobe Illustrator Could be Taught Online

By Lyon Laxman
Ever since the pandemic hit, teaching has been forced to go online. It has been challenging but somehow with the advancement in technology, the use of ZOOM as a teaching tool has made it easier for students to learn Adobe Illustrator online. 

Sustainable Engineering Design

By Ir. Dr. Matthew Teow Yok Wooi
Engineering professionals design the world and innovate to create our future. 

Critiquing Creativity, Creatively

By Maslisa Zainuddin
Shifting from physical to online classes has proven to be very challenging, especially in the creative fields. However, educators have been quick to adapt and adopt where the results have been nothing short of amazing, offering new learning methods that are effective and highly engaging. 

Producing Employment-Ready Actuarial Graduates

By Ch’ng Sok Heang
The Actuarial Practice Course (APC), conducted by the school’s consultant actuary, is offered exclusively to students enrolled in the BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Studies programme. APC provides students with hands-on assignments that better prepare them to be employment-ready.

Web Design & Development: HTML, CSS… and the Bento Box??

By Kevin Chan Leong Kit
Drawing parallels between the bento box and websites, Kevin Chan introduces a less intimidating way to understand the basics of web design and development.

Benefits of Immediacy in Communication for First-Year Undergraduate Students 

By Dr Ling Mee Hong
This article shares the teaching practices on immediacy and explores ways in which immediacy can be applied for improvement in the areas of student cognition, motivation, and performance.