Events

Through this 2-hour workshop taught by our faculty, Senior Lecturer Norman Lee, a group of 17 CJC students were taught the basic programming concepts with Python and worked with a Raspberry Pi computer. At the end of workshop, the students will be able to apply the concepts learnt and control an LED Matrix using sensor readings.

In this sharing session, speakers will explore the key elements and principles that go into creating a successful video game, drawing from real-world examples and industry insights.

In this talk we showcase the application of functional programming in a very large industrial setting.

Cloud native is an approach of building, deploying, and managing modern application at scale. Customers in modern digital banking demand a better banking experience with rich features that are personalised towards their lifestyle. To cope with such demand, organisations use modern tools and techniques that inherently support application development in agile infrastructure. These tools and techniques provide fast and frequent changes to application and improve speed to market.

Join us for a guest lecture on UX design that explores the dynamic processes behind creating exceptional user experiences across a spectrum of technologies.

Immersive future of work is transforming how employees work, developing the next generation of innovation and redefining what customer engagement can be. Get a glimpse of what the next era of computing will look like and how you can be part of this exciting journey.

In this talk, Brian will share on industry use cases for Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies, focusing on the financial and defence sectors, as well as discuss how recent developments such as Large Language Models (LLMs) are being integrated and utilized.

ISTD Pillar Sharing and Industry Engagement Day event shall take place on 4 Oct 2023. We welcome CSD students and Term 3 students to attend.

We are excited to announce Tech Sampler: A Little Bit About Everything, a series of tech talks by SUTD alumni, in partnership with the ISTD Pillar and the Alumni Office. Our goal is to offer SUTD students a taste of various tech topics and a glimpse into the world of technology and software development.

Encryption is used everywhere in software, from custom network protocols to password vaults. We will walk through the process of reverse-engineering software to identify encryption protocols and analysing them for vulnerabilities through real-world applications. We will look at common encryption patterns in source code as well as common mistakes made by developers.