[OFFICIAL] Singapore Polytechnic Hangout & Discussions - Part 1

[Caulibeam]

hello all...

seems like i would have graduated when the constructions/renovations complete...

I came in 2004.... construction works were underway.... 2011 i come back to school, and I still see constructions...

imo sp constructions will never end

 

[silcosilva]

I came in 2004.... construction works were underway.... 2011 i come back to school, and I still see constructions...

imo sp constructions will never end

they just keep renovating...

anyway,its common in singapore,everywhere always got construction,its just to show things in singapore is always changing...

 

[VanitySierra]

Hi. This April, Year 3

 

[Caulibeam]

they just keep renovating...

anyway,its common in singapore,everywhere always got construction,its just to show things in singapore is always changing...

i'm not complaining actually... cuz in this case, the students actually benefit a lot from all these renovations... imo, sp is one school where the student's welfare and development is put at the forefront..


where else can you go for leadership training camp + star cruise for $50 only.

 

[CjieTehAwesome]

Will be joining Aerospace Electronics this year

 

[Caulibeam]

Will be joining Aerospace Electronics this year

have fun. remember study hard for principle of electrical and electronic engineering... it will be the foundation for your grade

 

[silcosilva]

i'm not complaining actually... cuz in this case, the students actually benefit a lot from all these renovations... imo, sp is one school where the student's welfare and development is put at the forefront..


where else can you go for leadership training camp + star cruise for $50 only.

i also not complaining but too bad i won't be able to enjoy the new facilities...haha...

 

[Caulibeam]

i also not complaining but too bad i won't be able to enjoy the new facilities...haha...

can one lah... go back SP and enjoy the facilities loh

 

[Greysky]

Was wondering what will be the medical checkup for poly admiission llike . Anybody kmows ?

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[ExTreMisTxxx]

Hmm..Does SP has wifi thoughout the entire campus? o.o
Newbie here *paiseh*

 

[Caulibeam]

Was wondering what will be the medical checkup for poly admiission llike . Anybody kmows ?

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ask u pull down your pants, cover your mouth and cough (just kidding)

 

[b3nzzz]

Those lecturers in EEE who decide the exams timetable is a BIG FAT IDIOT

 

[Caulibeam]

why leh? ur timetable v chui?

 

[noobmart]

Entering this year in Diploma in Infocomm Security Management..
Anyone knows anything abt the course? o.o

 

[b3nzzz]

why leh? ur timetable v chui?

tml end of semester exam

 

[Qubicfactor]

Hmm..Does SP has wifi thoughout the entire campus? o.o
Newbie here *paiseh*

Yesh, but need to config your notebook to use "spwireless". Alternatively, whole campus oso got Wireless@SG too.

 

[Caulibeam]

tml end of semester exam

wah gongxi!

 

[Qubicfactor]

Entering this year in Diploma in Infocomm Security Management..
Anyone knows anything abt the course? o.o

I am your graduating senior this year. Feel free to ask anything you want

 

[noobmart]

I am your graduating senior this year. Feel free to ask anything you want

Cool! Hahas, i got loads(well not really) of of questions to ask x.x
How are the programming lessons? Are they hard? I have family members that are in the IT field too, they told me programming is pretty hard to understand and Java is the easiest. I'm reading up on Java programming now while waiting for the school to start but some parts i just don't get it -,-

Also, how is the IDA scholarship like? Minimum GPA and the consequences of not meeting the target?

 

[Qubicfactor]

Cool! Hahas, i got loads(well not really) of of questions to ask x.x
How are the programming lessons? Are they hard? I have family members that are in the IT field too, they told me programming is pretty hard to understand and Java is the easiest. I'm reading up on Java programming now while waiting for the school to start but some parts i just don't get it -,-

Also, how is the IDA scholarship like? Minimum GPA and the consequences of not meeting the target?

Don't worry too much about programming. For DISM, the foundation programming language they use to start you off is indeed Java. They do not expect you to come in with programming experience. Lessons are progressive. My personal advice is not to sit behind the class during Java lessons and play games. Sit in front and ask questions during class if you don't understand (this applies to any module if you want to do well actually).

Actually for DISM, we do less programming than DIT students. Purpose of learning programming is to be able to understand flaws in the code that people write.

IDA scholarship wise, I can't advise you since it came in a batch after mine. My batch is the 3rd, graduating this year.