This is a 5-years old posting but I’ve found it still relevant to most of our studies today. So I’m doing it a podcast

I had the opportunity to visit Ishikawa, Japan in December 2022 and I am podcasting my beautiful experience here in this episode.

What makes our development of technology today is a yield of historical value of human kind ever since they have existed on this planet (i.e. Earth).

A preparation to the next topic with the theme in the areas of AI and Robotics.

This is the text that I have prepared and presented at a virtual conference on South East Asia (SEA) Digital Week which was held on 10th March 2022 organised by W.Media.

This is the footnotes from 2nd module from the course that I have enrolled through edX Online course which is known as PredictionX: Lost Without Longitude offered by Harvard University.

I am enrolling myself in a course known as PredictionX: Lost Without Longitude offered by Harvard University on edX. I’ve found the notes to be of great insights and arranged wonderfully to be followed for an online course. I’m recording part of the notes particularly from the Footnote of the 1st Module of this course just to help me understand this course better. And I think people could benefit out of this content too.

It’s not new but it is still an active debate on the encouragement for both boys and girls to do coding and excel in their studies especially through STEM movement.

Circa 2018, people started to talk about Industrial Revolution. Malaysia had also taken serious steps and programs to accommodate this motion. Part of my speeches during that year is depicted in this audio clip.

Computer Science and its languages was once jargon to many. But for the next 5 years, we would expect that this landscape will change. Everyone speaks computer.