Saturday, 3 March 2012
All About Me
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Thursday, 1 March 2012
Limkokwing Creativity Grooms ICT-Savvy Talents (Limkokwing University)
A CIO heads the IT group within an organisation, and usually reports to the chief executive officer (CEO). You will be the visionary ICT leader, spearheading ambitious projects that will enhance the growth and business strategy of the organisation and will be responsible for the overall strategic direction and management of the organisation’s IT infrastructure.
As the person ensuring the security of the organisation, you will have to be privy to security breaches and network intrusions. The guardian of the ICT hardware and software, you handle all security documentation and assess the suitability of new technologies on existing or planned systems.
This role requires knowledge of a variety of programming languages. If you’re good at programming, you will enjoy installing, designing, modifying, testing and writing programmes, and supporting work teams and solving problems with software.
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Algae Tec Executive Chairman Appointed to Curtin University of Technology Fuels and Energy Technology Institute Advisory Board
Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson formally launched the Fuels and Energy Technology Institute last week, which was followed by the Board’s first meeting.
In a press release from the Minister’s office, Minister Ferguson said: “Advanced biofuels have a wide range of applications, in everything from aviation and shipping to electricity generation.”
“Australia is well placed to capitalise on the opportunities on offer and facilities like these at Curtin University will help us do that,” said the Minister.
Mr Stroud said he was honoured to be contributing to the Institute’s work as a Board Member.
“This Institute has demonstrated that biofuels have Government and private investment support, which is critical for driving research through to commercialisation in this fast growing sector.”
Algae.Tec is a renewable and sustainable algae to fuel oil company that uses enclosed modular photo bio-reactors for high-yield low-cost algae oil production.
About Algae.Tec www.algaetec.com.au
Algae.Tec, founded in 2007, is a publicly listed advanced renewable oil from algae company that has developed a high-yield enclosed algae growth and harvesting system, the McConchie-Stroud System. The company has offices in Atlanta, Georgia and Perth, Western Australia.
The Algae.Tec enclosed modular engineered technology is designed to grow algae on an industrial scale and produce biofuels that replace predominantly imported fossil fuels.
The technology has demonstrated exceptional performance in product yield, carbon dioxide sequestration, and production unit footprint requirements versus agricultural crops and other competitive algae processes in the industry.
About Fuels and Energy Technology Institute (FETI) http://energy.curtin.edu.au/
Fuels and Energy Technology Institute (FETI), has over fifty researchers and an array of advanced facilities and analytical instruments, the Institute aims to be a centre of excellence in the field of energy science and engineering in the world.
The research activities in the Centre cover both fossil fuels and renewable energy technologies, supported by the fundings from the Australia federal government, WA state government and industry partners as well as the University.
The fundamental elements of the Institute’s role are to carry out basic and applied research in energy and fuel conversions to develop advanced technologies that address national needs for fuels and energy and to transfer them to the commercial sector.
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Center for IT Advancement
Centre for IT Advancement (CITA) was established in October 2004 at the Kulliyyah of Information and Communication Technology (KICT). Services offered by CITA are therefore further extension to the functions of the Kulliyyah; providing the complete range of educational courses in ICT, including professional certification.
CITA offers executive Masters Programs, Postgraduate Diploma and Certification programs in Protective Security Management in collaboration with the Chief Government Security Office (CGSO) in the Prime Minister's Department in Putrajaya. CITA also will offer the Executive Masters Program in Information Technology in partnership with the IIUM Kuliyyah of ICT. The Center also offers more than 50 professional certifications ,training programmes and short courses annually.
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KLIUC Improves Internet User Experiences with SANGFOR
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KLIUC Improves Internet User Experiences with SANGFOR
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UTAR Engineering Programmes Get Better
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Facebook Group Assignment
Hyundai Malaysia
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UTHM-Pelan Tindakan Pembangunan ICT
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RM2 Million to Boost Internet Access in UTM
Skudai, January 17th: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia will have the best wireless internet coverage among the Malaysian IPTA’s when its broadband capability increases from 167 Megabyte per second (MBPS) to 425 MBPS, the same speed now being enjoyed at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
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Wednesday, 29 February 2012
IMU Expands Credit Transfer Option for Biomedical Science Students
International Medical University (IMU) recently provided another credit transfer
option for students who have applied for its biomedical science programme, giving
these students an exciting new option to continue their education in an overseas university.
Through this arrangement, credit transfer students from IMU will be required to complete
the first part of their studies in IMU before transferring to University of Strathclyde.
These students will receive academic credit for the subjects they have successfully
completed in IMU and use this towards the completion of their degree. The degree
will then be awarded by University of Strathclyde.
"We are pleased to be able to provide an additional credit transfer option for students
in the biomedical science programme. Providing students with this additional credit
transfer option is an affordable way for IMU students to gain access to a UK education
and towards obtaining an overseas degree," said A/Prof Chen Yu Sui, programme
coordinator of the biomedical science programme at IMU.
The University of Strathclyde was founded in 1796 and is Scotland"s third largest,
with some 14,000 students from more than 90 countries. The University is recognised
as a centre of teaching excellence in Scotland and stands among the best in the world.
A/Prof Chen Yu Sui added, "Without doubt, this arrangement would offer vast benefits
to them as it uniquely allows students to experience the learning environments
of two leading universities in Malaysia and the UK. Another benefit for the
students is the discovery and understanding of cultures from around the world
as this is a critical component for a
healthcare professional. This is certainly one of the reasons for us to continuously
look for additional transfer options for students and part of its ongoing mission to train
and promote excellence in the healthcare industry."
University of Strathclyde has been a member of IMU"s network of partner universities
for more than 10 years. Prior to this, the university has collaborative and
credit transfer arrangements with IMU for its pharmacy and psychology
programmes. With this
collaboration, University of Strathclyde will be expanding the number
of IMU
programmes that the university is having collaborative agreements.
In addition to the credit transfer option with the University of Strathclyde, students
applying for the biomedical science programme also have the opportunity to transfer
the credits that they have earned in IMU to the University of Otago in New Zealand or
University of Newcastle in Australia after successful completion of the first part of their
course in IMU. Students also have the option to complete the entire biomedical science
degree in IMU and obtain a Bachelor of Science (Hons) Biomedical Science from IMU.
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AIMST Produces Quality ICT Graduates
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UTP: Workshop on Securing Research Funding and Grants
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UNIMAS Upgrades its Internet Access Capacity
THE increased application of information communications technology is one of the cornerstones of the Educational Development Masterplan 2006-2010 under the Ninth Malaysia Plan.
In line with this, Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) has signed an agreement with Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) to implement a major upgrade of UNIMAS' Internet leased line capacity from the current 8Mbps to 34Mbps by June 1.
This increase in Internet access capacity will meet the administration, study and research requirements of 7,500 UNIMAS students and staff.
TM has been the primary Internet connectivity provider to UNIMAS since 2003, and currently provides its tmnet direct solution to UNIMAS via a dedicated link.
UNIMAS was TM's first tmnet direct customer among institutions of higher learning in the country.
Founded in 1992, UNIMAS is the eighth public university in Malaysia and the first in Sarawak. It currently hosts 19 faculties, institutes and centres in a wide variety of study and research areas, including computer science and information technology, resource science and technology, as well as biodiversity and environmental conservation
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FSKTM Students Represented UPM in Imagine Cup

Namely the Green P, they created the 'Botanic Sustainability Smart System', a web based software to identify the type of soil and suitable plants that can be planted with it.
A second year student in Bachelor of Computer Science (Computer Networks), Mohamad Najib said the idea to develop the software was drawn from the famine situation in Africa. Thus we are inspired to help them in identifying suitable crops for their land.
"It took us almost two months to develop this system as well as data collected from the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry (MOA), Institute for Research and Development Institute (MARDI) and assisted by Prof. Dr. Kamaruzaman Joseph from the Faculty of Forestry, "he said at the Malaysia 2011 Imagine Cup competition at the Pullman Hotel, Kuching.
In addition, the system is able to analyze the crop price index, which enables those involved in the agricultural industry to determine their budget in order to initiate agricultural projects.
Meanwhile, WASPending developed software that combines the teaching of general knowledge, science and math, and also a hero character as well as focused history for students aged 10 to 12 years old.
WASPending team leader, Wong Ching Yee said the system called 'Challenge the Difference "was developed in the form of games and educational software.
"I hope that this software will draw attention from the children’s education related industry," he said.
His friend, Tan Wee Chong, a final year student of Bachelor of Computer Science (Software Engineering) from The Frontiers said his group developed 'The 1 Cent Project' a micro donation system that integrates with telecommunication companies to further promote the culture of giving among students.
"Students can donate as low as one cent, and the use of the software can be promoted by the telecommunications company as a community service program (CSR).
"By using this system, users can select their donation to be distributed for non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the amount to be donated and the identification number and the data will be verified by the telecommunication companies after obtaining confirmation," he said.
The 2011 Imagine Cup is a technology competition between the students of the Institution of Higher Education in promoting solutions to global problems.
The competition aims to produce talented students in the world of software designers, programmers, game developers and digital media enthusiasts and simultaneously addressing issues related to humanitarian assistance, poverty, education, disease control, health, environment and global issues.
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UNITAR CIFAL Shanghai concludes Smart Cities training to build capacities in ICT For Developing Countries
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UMP To Develop IT Product with 6 Firms
KUANTAN: UMP Holdings Sdn Bhd, the business arm of Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP), signed a memorandum of understanding with six companies to pave the way for collaboration to develop an information technology-based product.
It was UMP Holdings’ first commercial collaboration with the private sector.
Its chairman Datuk Seri Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman said the product, an integrated management system called E-Management Enterprise Solution, was commercialised after it was developed by a UMP lecturers.
“It was developed by a team from the Computer Science and Software Engineering Faculty led by project manager Prof Madya Wan Maseri Wan Mohd,” he told reporters after the signing ceremony at the UMP campus in Gambang here on Thursday.
Also present was UMP vice-chancellor Datuk Dr Daing Nasir Ibrahim.
Abdul Aziz said that more business ventures were expected this year and the university had the right workforce and resources to develop marketable products.
He said that a good response had been received from publicity campaigns at state departments and agencies.
On other business plans, Abdul Aziz said that UMP Holdings would meet Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob to explore the possibility of working on matters pertaining to information technology.
In his speech, Abdul Aziz said the product was a management and administration solutions provider to minimise time and labour costs.
The companies that signed the MoU were Fifway System Sdn Bhd, MH Equal Management Sdn Bhd, Century Software Sdn Bhd, Casa Inovasi Sdn Bhd, Encoral Digital Solution Sdn Bhd and Maxima System Consultant Sdn Bhd.
The E-Management Enterprise Solution received a quality award under the information technology category from the Malaysian Modernisation and Management Planning Unit in 2004.
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