Introducing Singapore’s kampong life through translation : a case study of Papa as a Little Boy Named Ah Khoon by Loh, XiaoJuan

“…Therefore, this paper seeks to address this issue by introducing kampong life through the translation of the English book titled Papa as a Little Boy Named Ah Khoon. Selected sections from the book that were representative of kampong life were translated into Chinese. …”
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Bone apple tea, bon appetit : a Python-led analysis of English malapropisms posted on Reddit by Teo, Wenqi

“…This linguistic phenomenon occurs frequently online and are specially noted by an online community on the Reddit forum platform, aptly named after a common malapropism, r/BoneAppleTea (Bone Apple Tea = bon appetit). …”
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Build your own Android App by Kyaw, Thu Zin

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Mobile app to promote environmental awareness by Shen, Yuxuan

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An investigation into communication theories as it applies to air traffic control by Ong, Jason Jia Sheng

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Android application for capturing personal data on name card using OCR by Tan, Woon Pang

“…The author was tasked to develop a user-friendly Android application (app) that can capture essential contact information on a business name card and store these information into a database for the user to view at his or her discretion. …”
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Jio : a social networking app based on common interests by Wee, Teck Leng

“…The purpose of this project is to develop a hybrid-based mobile app named ‘Jio’ with user’s interests as the focus and thus, to aid in enhancing one’s social interaction. …”
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Active learning for ontological event extraction incorporating named entity recognition and unknown word handling by Han, Xu, Kim, Jung-jae, Kwoh, Chee Keong

“…The proposed method further deals with unknown words in test data by using word similarity measures. We also apply our active learning method for the task of named entity recognition. …”
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Development of an app for Android phones 3 : Android fitness assistant application by Khairul Anwar Ishak

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Application of dynamic programming in the minimal superpermutation problem by Ong, Linus Hong Jun

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Dynamically optimal portfolio selection with frictions and portfolio constraints by Ye, Zi

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Analysis and mitigation of spatial integration errors for the material point method by Baumgarten, Aaron S., Kamrin, Ken

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A data-driven method for automated data superposition with applications in soft matter science by Lennon, Kyle R., McKinley, Gareth H., Swan, James W.

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Visualizing functions and complex numbers for the study of signals and systems by Lau, Yi Hong

“…This report presents the results of creating a toolbox used to assist students in studying concepts in signal analysis, namely, functions and complex numbers. The toolbox is designed as an application (app), using the programming language MATLAB. …”
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Nurses lived experiences on the nurse-patient relationship by Koo, Alvina Min En

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An efficient differential evolution with fitness-based dynamic mutation strategy and control parameters by Gupta, Shubham, Su, Rong

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Investigating the impact of growth arrest mechanisms on tumour growth and responses to radiotherapy and hyperthermia by Colson, C

Beyond the beautiful garden city by Koh, Kevin Jing Sen

“…When you ask about what people think of Singapore, they will tell you about the iconic monuments and the clean and green city. Earning its name as a garden city where greenery flourished among the high concrete buildings. …”
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Multi-functional music player on the iPhone by Phey, Fabian Kee Yeong.

“…The iPhone’s massive popularity coupled with the release of the iPhone Software Development Kit and subsequently the launch of the Apple Appstore, have resulted in a frenzy of developers creating applications for this incredibly popular platform. …”
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Engineering memristor : control over the fourth fundamental element for memory application and beyond by Ge, Ning

“…Leon Chua predicted that on top of the three known fundamental passive elements, the capacitor, the resistor, and the inductor that were discovered in 1745, 1827, and 1831 respectively, there should be a fourth fundamental two-terminals non-volatile device, which he called memristor after the name of memory-resistor. However, it was only a theory for nearly thirty years until the first paper published by HP Labs by the Stanley Williams group in Nature on May 1st, 2008. …”
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