SEMESTER 3
This semester, I joined Student Association of the Faculty of Technology and Information Science of The National University of Malaysia (PERTAMA UKM) as the head of protocol exco. I was also appointed as vice president of ARVIS club (Autonomous Robot and Vision System).
Komuniti Celik Teknologi
On the 20th and 21st of October, 2021, the ARVIS Club of the Faculty of Technology and Information Science held a programme called Technology Literacy Community, in which participants are children of asnaf and tahfiz students from Bangi and Kajang, Selangor.
The goal of this programme is to deliver informal technology education to the target audience, mainly the local community, in order to develop their comprehension and soft skills of technology education through the use of an online robotics module.I was allocated the role of facilitator, and my responsibility was to mentor the participants on the day of the programme event. During the implementation programme, we employed an online module named "Robot Chat." The usage of websites for teaching is extremely infrequently employed for school-sponsored learning activities.
As a result, we used this occasion to teach the community about various learning mediums that include technology, such as drones and poster building. This initiative can assist to adopt in society the idea that learning utilising drone technology can be done online as well as in person. I am in charge of preparing programme brochures before to the event and acting as a facilitator of participants face to face on the programme day to guarantee the smooth operation of the programme.
Two noble values that I may practise in carrying out such activities are timeliness during the creation of the programme brochure, even if I only have a little time, and current civility while dealing with participants face-to-face during the programme.
Walk the Talk 1.0
On 7/1/2022, the Student Association of the Faculty of Technology and Information Science hosted a webinar called "Walk the Talk 1.0," which was attended by university students from all around Malaysia. The goal of this programme is to give participants with opportunity to develop soft skills as well as communication abilities. This webinar programme is a joint effort with the Law Society, UiTM Shah Alam to further grow the network while also strengthening diplomatic contacts between the faculties at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Universiti Teknologi MARA.
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I've been appointed to the protocol exco. The duty assigned to me was to write the programme script and to oversee the program's execution as a manager. Despite the fact that this is a joint programme with an outside university, I believe I have done my obligations ethically and professionally since the programme has ran well and gotten positive feedback. The ethic that I can adopt is the ability to work in a team where I and the other programme committee members explore strategies to guarantee that the programme does not conclude too late. This is because instructors and club advisers from both participating colleges were there and waited until the session concluded.
Discussions among the programme committee led me to consider professionally and carefully about where the program's timeliness should be prioritised so as not to interrupt the hectic schedules of club advisors. We chose to limit participants to 5 questions for the question and answer session before beginning the program's closing session. The choice made is critical to ensuring that the programme concludes on schedule and to the satisfaction of all involved. We received really positive comments from the participants and club advisers after the program's conclusion.
