Technology & Information System SECP1513

by TEE HUI YOU

Lecturer's name: Dr. Aryati Binti Bakri

What made up a computer?

What supported the computer systems?

How do the users interact with digital devices?

How does a digital device work?

How do the users interact with others using digital devices?

These can be answered by the subject “Technology and Information System”.

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Posted on 28 December 2019, 6:10 PM

In my opinion, TIS is the Introduction of Computer Science to Computer Science students. As a Computer Science student, we need to have a clear idea about the components of a computer system.

As a freshie to Computer Science, I am glad to have this subject which introduces to me about the matters of computer so that I would not get lost at the starting line of my undergraduate life as a Computer Science student. I believe that the knowledge I gained from this subject will lead me to the correct path to become a more qualified Computer Science worker in the future.

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Industrial Visits

Several industrial visits were conducted and some paperwork was done together with my teammates:

  1. IMRAN HAKIM BIN NORASMADI (A19EC0189)

  2. Lee Tong Ming (A19EC0069)

  3. Nur Shuhada Binti Abdul Hakim(A19EC0202)

Galerium, PSZ

MaGICX

Innovate Johor

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Design Thinking

Design thinking is a problem-solving process which consists of 5 phases. In this assignment, our team assessed this technique to solve a problem based on Chapter 10: Information System. A video is created for our assignment too! The assignment is then presented to our coursemates.

My teammates are:

  1. NOR ARMIRANI BINTI MOHD MAZLAN (A19EC0122)

  2. NALINI A/P VIJAYAN (A19EC0112)

  3. NOR HAFIYZHA BT. MD HUSNI (A19EC0124)

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