I was assigned to Computer
Department and placed directly under the dean of the department. Most of the
time, I will sit in the lab with the tutor and other students. Right now they
are working on a project that I’m not familiar with which is mostly involving
LED and the new algorithms that they develop in to promote low power
consumption and cost effective LED. For the time being I was not directly
assigned to any part of their project. However, I was coached by one of the
senior student here on java programming using tools that im new with;
eclipse.
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My desk in the lab |
Seminar
Right now I’ am working on a small project that involving sql database
using mysql workbench. Beside, every week we are having 2 meeting with the dean
on Monday and Friday evening. On Monday’s meeting we will be presenting about
all of the things that we already study for that week. Especially about the
project and task that we are assigned to. As for me I will have to present all
the java skills and the output that I gain during the week. The Friday’s
meeting was to discuss and present the latest new technology that existed out
there. We have to prepare the presentation slide and explained technology in
about 3 minutes per person.
Weekly/Daily Tasks:
- Attend Class
- JAVA Training
- Present newest technology
- Present weekly progress
As for classess im attending:
- Korean class(everyday from 9AM-11AM).
- Introduction To Language (Every Tuesday 10.30-12.30)
- Korean Corporate Business Management(Every Wednesday 3.30-5.30)
- JSP Programming (Every Friday 2.30-4.30)
Monday's Seminar
Friday's Seminar
Here I communicate mostly in Korean and English. In my labs I will use Korean most of the times. I use English when I was with other international friends or the Korean friends that fluently speaks English. I was quite surprised when they can understand my Korean. I pick up all the sentences and the words from all the dramas and tv programs that I have been watching since I was a teenager. And frankly speaking, knowing some Korean language before coming here was a great help as they rarely and completely unfamiliar in using English with each other. However it is quite hard for me to talk formally and to write a formal form in Korean as I only pick up the conversations part. But, as I attend the Korean language class, I tried to build up some skills in writing and speaking. Recently i passed the 1st part test of Korean language with 82.5% marks. The passing mark is 70%.
Studying Korean
By Yours Sincerely:
Nor Akmar Atan
BSE
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