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It has been twenty-five days since my last paper, and today’s arguably the most important day within this period. It had been an unnerving wait at times during these past few weeks, but these results are something that I’ve worked so hard for for the last five months, and when today finally arrived I was [...]
Tags: CAP, CS1102, CS2100, GEM2901, MNO1001, NM2208, Results
I had been working with my brothers on sgBEAT these past few months, and I had avoided writing about it because we hadn’t gone into public Beta yet.
sgBEAT is essentially a microblogging platform specifically dedicated to Singaporeans, where users can share updates of their lives via the Web or SMS. Another aim of our [...]
Tags: Design, sgBEAT, Twitter, Whisk Technologies
In spite of the seemingly strong feelings in my last post, I somehow managed to apply and land an internship over the course of the past week. I found the listing from NUS’s eJobCentre, and as a result of a technical glitch in the form submission process, I had to submit my application via email [...]
Tags: eJobCentre, Internship, Kooshi, NM2208, Portfolio
So a nervous four-day wait was ended with disappointment earlier this afternoon, when my interviewer from the Singapore Police Force called to inform me that I did not get the internship. I guess it was silly and complacent of me to assume that I was going to get it, but a series of assumptions had [...]
Tags: Internship, Part-Time, SPF
This is the first of three summer vacations that I’ll enjoy during my tenure as a university undergraduate, and it’s not often in our education system that one has a three-month period of no-school. As mentioned, I’ll detail the goals that I have for this break in this post.
On hindsight, the break last December had [...]
Tags: CSC, Goals, Internship, OrangeOasis, SPF, Vacation
And my exams are finally over. The first three papers were packed in a span of three days over the first weekend of the exam period, starting with GEM2901 Reporting Statistics in the Media. Admittedly, I hadn’t spend any time reading through this module’s lecture notes or tutorials in the prior twelve weeks before the [...]
