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Assalamualaikum and Salam Harmony FKJ, Faculty ofEngineering, UMS to all respected readers. It is mypleasure to welcome you to our second quarter (April –June) year 2021 FKJ Newsletter.

The FKJ Newsletter aims to serve readers with up-to-dateinformation on what has been happening around thefaculty administration, academic events, student activities,faculty research, development and innovation, and successstories of our staff. This issue begins with articles on theadministration that highlighted the Faculty's virtualmeeting and Vice-Chancellor of Universiti Malaysia Sabah(UMS), Prof. Datuk ChM. Ts. Dr. Taufiq Yap Yun Hin Visit toFKJ. Then follows by articles on the academic section thathighlighted the FKJ curriculum review workshop series 3,Mock Audit: Postgraduate programmes, JMPIT 2020, andmany more. We are proud of the success stories of ourstudents and hope these stories can motivate others towork hard and strives to excel. I am very pleased toofficially launch Q2/2021 FKJ Newsletter and I hope thatyou will find this newsletter informative.

In the meantime, stay safe and healthy!

Together we are stronger.

With warmest regards,

Associate Professor Ts. Dr. Ismail SaadDean Faculty of Engineering, UMS

On the HEPA section, readers may find articles on various webinars such as Safety & Health industry talkorganized by the Mechanical programme, webinar on "Robotic With Cyber" organized by the ComputerEngineering Club, webinar on “Major or Passion”, learn to code in python workshop and many more. Thissection highlighted the joint efforts made by our students through the various student's clubs in our Faculty.Another article that might be of interest to the student is the path to becoming a professional engineer. ASymposium on Advanced Coagulation-Adsorption Processes by the Chemical programme & article on theFKJ Scopus citations also featured in this issue. I hope this issue can give you an insight into what has beenhappening around the Faculty. I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all members for theircontribution to making the FKJ Newsletter successful. To the readers, we always welcome your feedbackand suggestion to help us improve.

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Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Ismail Saad

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Dr. Mohd Suffian Misaran Misran

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Table of Contents

FKJ Virtual Meeting Via Google Meet 5

Prof. Datuk ChM. Ts. Dr. Taufiq Yap Yun Hin Visit To FKJ 6

Electronic Engineering (Computer) Student Won Best Project Award In The Area Of Telecommunication In 2020 IEEE Best FYP Competition

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Oil & Gas Programme Industrial Talk & Webinar : Series 1 8

Electronic Engineering (Computer) Student Won RoboNeo Deepracer Challenge 2021 9


Civil Engineering Technical Visit To Moyog Water Treatment Plant 11

FKJ Curriculum Review Workshop Series 3 12

Introduction To EAC Accreditation & OBE For Mechanical Engineering Students 13


Mock Audit: Postgraduate Program MQF Verification MQAVA Audit Assessment Visit 15



JMIPT 2021: Briefing On Admission To The FKJ Diploma Program 18

Webinar On “Management And Accounting For Engineers” 19

Webinar On “Wireless 5Ghz Radio Equipment” 20

2021 Electrical & Electronic Engineering Final Year Project Poster Presentation 21

Industry Talk: Opportunities & Challenges of Electrical & Electronic Engineering 22

2021 Electrical & Electronic Engineering Integrated Design Project Competition 23

Safety & Health Industry Talk For Mechanical Students 24

Webinar On “Robotics With Cyber” 25

Webinar On “Major or Passion” 26

Learn To Code In Python Workshop 27

Administration1

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Table of ContentsWebinar On “My Job, My Career” 28

The Path To Becoming A Professional Engineer 29

A Finishing School Lecture For The Electronic Engineering (Computer) Final Year Students

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Faculty of Engineering: Scopus Citations & Researcher Profile 31

Symposium on Advanced Coagulation-Adsorption Processes (ACAD2021) –‘Lockdown’ style

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Webinar On “Work Culture Of Professional Believers & Integrity” 34

“Yaasin” Reading Ceremony & “Doa Selamat” at FKJ Surau Al-Khawarizmi 35

FKJ Conducted Virtual “Yaasin” Reading Ceremony & “Doa Selamat” 36

Congratulations & Birthday Wishes From FKJ 37

Research, Development & Innovations6

General7

Presentation/Talk/Conference5

FKJ Virtual Meeting Via Google Meet

FAKULTI KEJURUTERAANFACULTY OF ENGINEERING

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Reported by Azmi Bin Jumat.

Monday, 5th of April 2021, the first day of MCOImplementation at Universiti Malaysia SabahResidential College and Administrative Instruction No.7 of 2021, which is the Implementation of Work FromHome for UMS staffs at the Kota Kinabalu MainCampus, does not prevent the Faculty of Engineering(FKJ) from conducting Faculty Meetings online. Thevirtual meeting conducted via the google meetapplication was attended by faculty staff who all workfrom home including one staff member who is onstudy leave in the United Kingdom. All staff hope thatthe situation returns to normal and teaching andlearning (T&L) can resume as normal.

April – June 2021 (Q2 Edition)

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Prof. Datuk ChM. Ts. Dr. Taufiq Yap Yun Hin Visit To FKJ


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On 14th of June 2021, the Vice Chancellor of Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Prof Datuk ChM. Ts. Dr. TaufiqYap Yun Hin visited the Faculty of Engineering (FKJ) to inspect the temporary office space of the Faculty ofIslamic Studies. Dean of FKJ, Assoc. Prof Ts Dr. Ismail Saad and other Faculty staff were delighted to havethe vice chancellor's visit.


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Electronic Engineering (Computer) Student Won Best Project Award In The Area Of Telecommunication In 2020 IEEE Best FYP Competition


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Reported by Dr. Yew Hoe Tung.

Mark Irwin Goh, student of Bachelor of Electronic Engineering (Computer) with Honours has won the BestProject Award (Area of Telecommunication) in the 2020 IEEE Best Final Year Project Competition. Thecompetition was organized by IEEE Malaysia aims to recognize the academic performance andcontribution of deserving students in public and private institutions of higher learning. The IEEE Malaysiasection has been organizing a national level final year project competition since 2012.

The winning project titled “Vertical HandoverAlgorithm For Heterogeneous Networks InHigh-speed Scenarios” proposed a newhandover decision-making algorithm thatintegrates the travelling distance predictiontechnique with the bandwidth based handoveralgorithm to overcome the frequenthandovers issue in the small cell network thatleads to poor user experience and wastage ofnetwork resources.

This research project was also presented at the2020 IEEE 2nd International Conference onArtificial Intelligence in Engineering andTechnology (IICAIET) and published in IEEEXplore.


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Oil & Gas Programme Industrial Talk & Webinar : Series 1


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Reported by Ts. Dr. Norzilawati Mohamad.

HYSYS simulation is important in the downstream processingof oil and gas. The talk on 9th of April 2021 introduces thefundamentals in using HYSYS simulation which includes stepsin setting up fluid package and steps in adding reaction to thesimulation analysis. This short talk basically will guidebeginners on how to start up simulation using HYSYS. The titlefor the 1st industrial talk series is “HYSYS Introduction on Howto Set-up Fluid Package and Reaction for Reactors”. A CertifiedUser recognized by AspenTech is invited to share hisknowledge and experience with engineering students.

This talk is held to guide beginners on HYSYS simulation software usage. An ASPEN Certified User, Mr.Adnan Ghulam was invited as a speaker to provide an overview of HYSYS simulation including introducingthe simple steps on setting up the fluid packages and reactions to the simulation software. During thesession, the speaker had demonstrated two methods in selecting the fluid packages in detail which normallyused for industrial purposes. He also recommended the students to use ASPEN HYSYS by AspenTech whichis known and used widely in the industry. In the session, the speaker also managed to show the simplesimulation for a natural gas steam reformer which is very useful and informative for HK88 students. Theevent was interrupted by a technical issue and ended the session with Q&A from the participants. Thanks toOil and Gas Program (HK88) and SPE Club SC UMS as the event organizer.


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Electronic Engineering (Computer) Student Won RoboNeo DeepracerChallenge 2021


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Reported by Abraham Ninian Ejin & Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Farrah Wong.

The RoboNeo Deepracer Challenge 2021 is a virtual competition where participants will get theopportunity to build their machine learning models and compete on virtual tracks while diving deep intoadvanced reinforcement learning and upskilling with machine learning using the Amazon Web Service(AWS) cloud platform. Provided with free credits worth 100 USD, participants were given a week todevelop a model by training agents, in this case, a virtual autonomous 1/18th scale race car to completethe track with the fastest time. This programme is jointly organised by Politeknik Kota Kinabalu, SabahCreative Economy and Innovative Centre (SCEIC), Papar Community College, Kinabalu Coders, andAmazon Web Services (AWS) Educate Singapore and supported by the Higher Education Ministry.

The creation of these models employs theconcept of reinforcement learning, which is abranch of machine learning. For every trainingsession of the model, the agent will be given areward or penalty according to the actions taken.For example, if the agent goes off track, a penaltyis given and if the agent goes fast and smoothwithout going off track, rewards will be given.Eventually, the agent will learn what should bedone in the track and what not to. The rewardfunction, which is what the model uses to learndesirable and undesirable habits was coded usingthe Python programming language andparticipants were free to set the speed, steeringangles and hyperparameters to build the model.Once the model training phase is over, on the dayof the competition, 10-11 April 2021, participantswill submit their best-trained model. The virtualrace cars will be let to race, and the fastest timescan be seen on the Deepracer website in real-time.


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14th April 2021 – A webinar on work experience in theproduction department of the oil and gas industry was held. Ir.Johan is an Operations Superintendent of EnQuest, PetroleumProduction Malaysia Ltd. Due to his vast working experiencewith a variety of multi-national oil and gas companiesincluding Nippon Oil, Petronas Carigali, FMC, Sarawak Shell,Talisman Energy, Murphy Oil Malaysia and Repsol, HK88 hasinvited him for the industrial sharing with the students. Thespeaker highlighted the importance of multi-taskingengineers in the real industry.



To be an extraordinary engineer, students need to master few skills including presentation skills, creativeproblem-solving thinking, economic knowledge and etc. As an operation engineer, he did take care of thebudgets and management stuff and changes in the company. “We can’t simply change or modify the oiland gas device/system operations. It should be done engineered properly to ensure the safety of theoperations.” Experienced as an operation engineer taught him how to present himself well in front of themanagement team and public which help to create self-confidence in throwing away ideas duringdiscussion or presentation. The speaker also encourages students to fully utilize the internshipprogramme and collect as much experience as they can before entering the real oil and gas industry. Thisis a great opportunity for the students on improving and developing the skills that cannot be taught in thelecture class.


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Civil Engineering Technical Visit To Moyog Water Treatment Plant


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Reported by Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Nurmin Bolong.

Experiential learning through field trips undoubtedly increases students' interest, knowledge, andmotivation in the subject of study. A half-day technical visit trip to Penampang Moyog water treatmentPlant was successfully conducted in compliance with SOP during the pandemic. The technical trip wasorganized under the water engineering course by Assoc. Prof Ir. Dr. Nurmin Bolong with ten students on15th April 2021.The objective of the visit was to expose the students to the technical aspects of water treatment unitprocesses and increase comprehension and appreciation of the importance of water technologies and localtrending issues. During the visit, participants were briefed on the safety plant requirement, water qualitycompliance, and overall operational works. Then we are taken on a tour of the water unit processes such asthe aeration process, pulsator, and clarification unit processes, rapid filtration, and backwashdemonstration to reduce headloss filtration operation. Then followed to the Babagon Dam of Moyog river,where the briefing on the water intake tower and social responsibilities on the affected nearbycommunities was explained further.Thanks to Jetama Sdn Bhd for providing the opportunity. It was a positive and beneficial activity toenhance public water security appreciation and boost the professional development of the engineeringgraduates.


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FKJ Curriculum Review Workshop Series 3


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Reported by Nurhani Sugianto.

April 22, 2021 - Faculty of Engineering (FKJ) has held a Curriculum Review Workshop (Series 3) which wasattended by all Program Heads and appointed program members. Curriculum review is one of therequirements in ensuring that the programs offered are always relevant and meet the needs of currenttechnology and developments.

This Curriculum Review Workshop is a follow-up to the Curriculum Review Workshop Series 1 and 2 whichtook place on 22 Jan 2021 and 8 April 2021. Each program has presented proposals for curriculum reviewstructure and changes in the structure of their respective programs. This curriculum review only involveschanges of less than 30% of the curriculum which only applies to students entering the 2021/2022 sessionwho will register in October 2021.

Several comments and inputs are taken into account in the curriculum review of each program to beincluded in the proposal paper before being brought to the Academic Committee Meeting, Faculty ofEngineering and subsequently to the Academic Development Committee Meeting at the master level,before being approved at the Senate Meeting level.

Present at the workshop this time was Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Ismail Saad as the Dean who is also one of thepanels that gave a lot of input for the smooth running of this workshop. Also present were Mr. DarwisManainus bin Awang Kangit as the Head of the Academic Services Division.


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Introduction To EAC Accreditation & OBE For Mechanical Engineering Students


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Reported by Dr. Choong Wai Heng.

A webinar of ‘Introduction to EAC Accreditation and OBE’ had been organised and participated by theUH6521001 Mechanical Engineering Programme 1st Year students on the 27th April 2021, 9 AM. The aim ofthis webinar event is to engaged the programme student about the awareness of EAC Accreditation andthe programme OBE teaching and learning approach. During the event, participants were introduced tothe Board of Engineers, Malaysia – BEM, Engineering Accreditation Council – EAC, Outcomes BasedEducation – OBE, the 12 Programme Outcomes – 12 PO, UMS OBE System and other related matters. Atthe end of the event, the participants have a clearer understanding of the EAC accreditation and OBEmatters.


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28th April 2021 – A webinar on Tips in preparing anexcellent resume/CV was held. Mr. Wan Nasrul is a HSEmanager, trainer and career coach with years ofexperience across various manufacturing industries.He took his degree in Chemical Engineering fromUniversity Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) in 2004. In thissession, he mentioned that many candidates havegood skills and work experience however, they don’tknow how to present well in their resume. Thus, in thistalk, he teaches or guides us on how to make a greatCV/resume for applying for a job in future especiallyfor our internship programme.Many candidates do not know what are the requirements request by the employer. Moreover, freshgraduates are having difficulties because many employers expect them to have work experiencebeforehand. The key to developing a successful CV/resume is to have interesting that able to catch theemployer’s attention. He suggested for chronological CV/resume rather than a modern style. This style iseasier for the employer to look through the details of candidates.CV/resume heading is important and crucial since it will be the first part that will be captured by employersattention within 6 seconds. There are five elements in the heading, which are your picture, personalcontact, career highlight or about yourself, skills or highlighted award only and your academic history. It isadvisable to use a convincing photo for your CV/resume as it will presenting your professionalism. Hardskills are the main highlight in your CV/resume and soft skills are the one represent your attitude andcharacters. Sometimes, your soft skills also can be your hard skills. Lastly, the speaker suggested sharing aqualitative or quantitative measure such as English tests (MUET, IELTS, TOEFL).


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Mock Audit: Postgraduate Program MQF Verification MQAVA Audit Assessment Visit


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27th May 2021- The Faculty of Engineering (FKJ) received a panel of evaluators in conjunction with the MockAudit: MQAVA Evaluation Visit Malaysian Qualifications Framework (MQF) Verification Audit forPostgraduate Programs. The purpose of this visit is to prepare Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) and FKJ toface the actual audit from the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) which will be conducted virtually forthe first time.The one-day virtual tour began with an introductory presentation to the Faculty delivered by Dr. Mohd.Suffian Misaran @ Misran, FKJ Deputy Dean (Academic and International). The next presentation is aboutthe analysis of the measurement of Course Learning Outcomes (CLO) and Program Learning Outcomes(PLO) presented by Dr. Sariah Saalah as the FKJ Postgraduate Coordinator.Two panels of assessors were led by YBrs. Professor Dr. Chye Fook Yee from the Faculty of Food Scienceand Nutrition (FSMP), UMS and assisted by Mrs. Salmie Jemon from the Faculty of Social Sciences andHumanities (FSSK), UMS were involved in the mock audit this time. Also present at the mock audit sessionwas Ms. Norti Sirin, Senior Deputy Registrar as the secretariat from the Center for Quality Assurance(CQA). The approaches to the implementation of the mock audit this time are through document review,interviews and surveys of faculty facilities conducted by live streaming and video recording.In the closing session held in the afternoon, the panel of evaluators reported the audit findings summarizedas follow, FKJ obtained concern (0), OFI (3) and strength (5). The panel of evaluators also expressed verysatisfaction with the presentation session of measurement analysis which can be said to be best practice,preparation of complete and easily accessible documents, as well as management of audit traveloperations by the faculty secretariat was very good, orderly and smooth.Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Ismail Saad as the Dean of the FKJ also took the opportunity to convey his appreciationto the panel of evaluators for the audit findings which gave the faculty the opportunity to continuouslyimprove quality. He also congratulated the members involved in the preparation of the MQAVA documentand the Implementation Committee at the faculty level who worked hard to ensure that the mock auditsession went smoothly.


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28th May 2021 – A refinery process of crude oil webinarwas held. Ir Muhd Aiman Afiq has vast experienced inoil refineries and chemical plants (Olefins andAromatics) operated by PETRONAS, Shell andExxonMobil for 12 years. The talk emphasized fourmain topics, specifically major sectors of the oil andgas industry, typical refinery configurations, a basicoverview of refinery processes and challenges inrefinery operations. The talk began with a quickoverview of the main products of refined crude oilssuch as LPG, petroleum naphtha, gasoline/petrol etcalong with the oil refineries factories located inMalaysia.Then, Ir Aiman thoroughly explained the crude oil properties and oil refineries process. All the equipmentrequired in the refinery process such as Crude Distillation Unit, Naphtha Hydrotreating Unit, NaphthaReforming Unit, Coking Unit and Fluidized Catalytic Cracking were thoroughly explained and demonstratedwith a detailed figure. He also included all the components inside the equipment along with its functions.Last but not least, the speaker also managed to share some of the challenges faced by him in the refineryoperation based on his own experience. The challenges include safety, feedstock variability, regulations,equipment reliability and margin improvement. Overall, the flow of the entire talk was fairly smooth. Afterthe talk, a Q&A session was conducted which allowed the audience to ask questions and share theiropinions with the speaker. At the end of the program, a group photo session was carried out.


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4th June 2021 – A reservoir modelling in oil and gas fielddevelopment plan (FDP) webinar was held. This eventwas organized by HK88 Oil and Gas EngineeringProgram and SPE UMS Student Chapter. About 78participants joined the event including the lecturers ofthe Oil and Gas Engineering Program, students ofFaculty Engineering and Faculty of Science andNatural Resources. The guest speaker for today was Ts.Mohd Fadzil Harun, Senior Reservoir Engineering LeadConsultant, from Schlumberger, Kuala Lumpur.



During the sharing session, our guest speaker shared about the field development journey starting fromappraisal, followed by concept, design and execution. It was mentioned that a field development planwould take up to 3 to 5 years to complete. However, it was all depending on the factors and the companies.The gist of this industrial talk and webinar was discussing reservoir modelling. We learn about theimportance of reservoir modelling and reservoir modelling data. Some hardware and software are neededin the process of working on field development plans such as Petrel Reservoir Engineering software andECLIPSE. Reservoir Dynamic Modelling involves various stages and stages gate. There is an essentialformula which is known as estimated ultimate recovery (EOR) that is needed to know the potentialproduction expected from an oil well or deposit.At the end of the presentation, there was a Q&A session for the audiences to voice out their curiosity to theguest speaker regarding the reservoir modelling in the oil and gas field development plan. At the end of thesession, pictures were taken with the guest speaker and the audiences. It was indeed a very knowledgeablesharing session with Ts. Mohd Fadzil Harun and hopefully all the students gained benefits from the event.


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JMIPT 2021: Briefing On Admission To The FKJ Diploma Program


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17th June 2021 - Faculty of Engineering (FKJ) was given the opportunity to give a briefing on admission tothe Diploma in Process Engineering (Oil and Gas Operations) program in conjunction with the Jom MasukIPT (JMIPT) 2021 program held from 15-21 June 2021 (phase 1).The JMIPT program is an annual program of the Student Admission Management Division (BPKP) of JPTinvolving the participation of exhibitors from all IPTs in the country. This year, for the first time it was heldvirtually following the Covid-19 Pandemic.JMIPT 2021 (phase 1) which is held virtually focuses on SijilPelajaran Malaysia (SPM) graduates to get information about the programs offered at the Matriculation,Foundation and Diploma levels.Briefing delivered by Dr. Mohd. Suffian Misaran @ Misran begins with an introduction to the faculty andprograms, program accreditation, entry requirements, teaching and learning activities, career paths andends with a question and answers session. This virtual briefing can also be browsed through the JMIPTportal and UPU's Official FB.Apart from briefings by IPTs, JMIPT 2021 also held a virtual exhibitor booth involving the participation of allIPTs in the country.


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Webinar On “Management And Accounting For Engineers”


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23rd June 2021 - Programme Electronic Engineering (Computer) has invited Mr. Tony Tee Boon Chai,Chairman of Galaxy Group of Companies, to give a webinar to 2nd year HK20 students who are currentlytaking the management and accounting course (KS09903). Mr. Tony Tee obtained his Bachelor of Science inElectrical Engineering from University of Kansas, USA and Master in Business Administration (MBA) fromUniversity of Southern California, USA. The webinar covered management and accounting topics such asmarketing mix, production management, marketing, budgetary planning, etc. Mr. Tony Tee highlighted theimportance of management and accounting knowledge for engineering students. He strongly encouragesthe students to enhance their soft skills and obtain professional certificates before leaving the university.


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Webinar On “Wireless 5Ghz Radio Equipment”


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25th June 2021 - Programme Electronic Engineering (Computer) has invited Ir. Peter Chin Hong Min,Managing Director of Inferno Network, who also an IAP of HK20 programme, to give a webinar Wireless5GHz Radio Equipment for HK20 students. Ir. Peter Chin has more than 30 years of industrial experience,specializes in telecommunication and computer network design. The webinar covered wirelesscommunication topics such as link efficiency and performance, point to point and multipoint withdedicated timeslots for guaranteed traffic, heals lost & corrupted packets, and eliminating transmit &receive errors. Ir. Peter Chin also shared some of the latest wireless 5GHz radio equipment andtelecommunication projects during the webinar.


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2021 Electrical & Electronic Engineering Final Year Project Poster Presentation

IEEE Student Branch (UMS) organised 2021 Final Year ProjectPoster (FYP) Competition on 30th June 2021 from 08:30 am until11:30 am using Zoom. This event provided a platform for 4th yearHK02 students to present their FYP and interact with alumni,lecturers, and industrial visitors. There were 41 projects participatedin the event, which can be categorised into 5 categories The eventattracted 93 participants.

Participant No. of Attendee

EEE Student 45

Industrial Judge 5

Alumni Judge 5

EEE Judge 10

Committee 15

Visitor 13

Total 93

Category Best Presenter

Control & Optimisation

Muhammad Firas Bin Mohd RodzlanProject: Mobile Feeding Robot for Crab Indoor Farming

Power & Energy

Norman LimProject: PV Optimisation in Grid-Connected System using Artificial Neural Network

Materials & Electromagnetics

Inaldo Joelrin MalindolProject: Properties and Characterisation of Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitor using Nano Titanium Oxide

Image, Communication & HMI

Chia Kai YeeProject: Game Interface using Hand Gesture

Signal Processing & Artificial Intelligence

Fong Seng YauProject: Spatio-Temporal Imputation of Data in Wireless Sensor Network

Reported by Baslizatun Asania Binti Alli & Joyce Lu Kuan Yee, IEEE Student Branch (UMS).


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Industry Talk: Opportunities & Challenges of Electrical & Electronic Engineering

IEEE Student Branch (UMS) organised an Industry Talk:Opportunities & Challenges of Electrical & Electronic Engineering on30th June 2021 from 11:45 am to 12:45 pm via Google Meet andZoom. Two HK02 alumni were invited as the speakers. Ir. Wan MohdHazairin Bin Wan Daud (alumni 2001), Director of QMECConsult Sdn.Bhd., and Ir. Chin Chia Seet (alumni 2008), General Manager ofDenergy Engineering Sdn. Bhd. had shared their experiencesrespectively in Oil & Gas and Renewable Energy.

Reported by Baslizatun Asania Binti Alli & Joyce Lu Kuan Yee, IEEE Student Branch (UMS)


EEE Student 81

Invited Speaker 2

Committee 16

Visitor 40

Total 139


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Reported by Baslizatun Asania Binti Alli & Joyce Lu Kuan Yee, IEEE Student Branch (UMS)

2021 Electrical & Electronic Engineering Integrated Design Project Competition

IEEE Student Branch (UMS) organised 2021 Integrated DesignProject Competition on 30th June 2021 from 08:30 am until 11:30 amusing Google Meet. This annual exhibition of Electrical & ElectronicEngineering Programme provides a platform for 3rd year HK02students to exhibit their integrated design projects and interactwith students, lecturers, and industrial visitors. The exhibitionshowcased 9 innovations featuring Assistive Technology to solvethe real-life issues. The event attracted 135 participants.


EEE Student 77

Industrial Judge 6

EEE Judge 2

Committee 15

Visitor 35

Total 135

Award Winner

First Place Behavioural Triggered Fish Feeder

Second Place

Implementation of Bus Arrival Time Estimation andPassengers Register using Radio FrequencyTechnology

Third Place

Pothole Detection System &

“Touch and Secure” Guard Patrol Security System

Safety & Health Industry Talk For Mechanical Students


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Reported by Ir. Ts. Mohd. Adzrie Radzali.

A Safety and Health Industry Talk was held on 11th April 2021 from 2 PM to 4 PM by using the google meetplatform. More than 80 students from different fields of studies participated in this talk, which came fromdifferent years of studies. Before this, the safety and health industry rarely known by the students. Thisevent has become an eye-opener to the students. This talk was delivered by an experienced panel, Mr.Mohd Firdaus bin Mazulkepli, Safety and Health Officer (SHO) in PESB Engineering Sdn. Bhd.This talk was bringing the students to another level when the guest speaker explains and expose thestudents to the new industry and new job opportunities by having the sharing and Q&A session with thepanel. During the talk session, students were explained about workplace safety. Workplace safety refers tothe working environment at a company and encompasses all factors that impact the safety, health andwell-being of employees. This can include environmental hazards, unsafe working conditions or processes,drug and alcohol abuse, and workplace violence.The purpose of health and safety is to protect your workers, sub-contractors, customers and members ofthe public when they are involved with your business. As an engineer, we have a duty of care under theHealth and Safety at Work Act 1974 but more than that, it's a good business practice to adhere to healthand safety laws.Mr. Firdaus also shared an interesting part of the working experience and how was an SHO daily routine wasexplained detailing where most of the audience have not encountered yet. In addition, some general input wasshared by the speaker such as the starting salary, journey to be promoted into the executive department andmany more.At the end of the talk, the speaker said safety is all about everyone responsible.


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Webinar On “Robotics With Cyber”


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Reported by Nurul Aimuni Bahiah binti Selamat, Programme Director & Academic Exco of Computer Engineering Club.

A program was held by the Computer EngineeringClub on April 24, 2021, on the virtual platform,Google Meet. The aforementioned program isknown as the ‘Robotics with Cyber’ Webinar whichincluded 8 committee members and 136 studentsfrom Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS). A recordingof the program can be accessed through GoogleDrive and Computer Engineering Club’s officialFacebook Page.

The ‘Robotics With Cyber’ Webinar has successfullyachieved the objective of the program, namely,expanding the scope of students’ knowledge in thefield of robotics and cybersecurity effectively. Theprogram received very positive responses based onthe feedback through the Google Form provided atthe end of the program. Alas, it is apparent andundeniable that students' interest in this field isincreasing.

The program was held to provide initial exposureto students of the Faculty of Engineering to thefield of robotics technology in order to preparethem for the continuation of the IndustrialRevolution 4.0. The guest speaker, Ts. JulkifliAwang Besar, respectable alumni of UMS hasstudying experience at Shizuoka University,Japan by taking up the field of electronicengineering, coinciding with the very core of theElectronic Engineering (Computer) Club. He isalso a national certified white hat hacker whichspecializes in Cyber Security.

Both of these pictures were taken during thewebinar which is the Micro Bot that is designed andcreated by Ts. Julkifli himself.


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Webinar On “Major or Passion”


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A virtual “Engineering to Business, Major or Passion?” talk washeld on 2nd May 2021 and was open to all engineeringstudents. The talk was run via google meet to follow the SOPduring a pandemic. The main purpose of the talk is to enlightenthe students about their future and interest. The sharingsession was done by the guest speaker, Mr. PengiranMuhammad Adil Bin Awang Iskanderdzulkarnein, a chiefMarketing Officer in PMA Rich (M) sdn Bhd.

All the sharing are benefits to students on choosing their path.In that two hours of the sharing session, Mr ‘Adli also sharedthat the engineering field will never be a barrier to a student tosuccess in business. After all, is all about passion. The eventwas attended by more than 40 students from different fieldsof engineering. The program director, Muhd Nur Syafiq play agood role when he was a success to manage a program heldon the weekend. He thanked all the participants and thespeaker for their willingness to join the event. The guestspeaker wished all the best for all students in future no matterwhat path they are choosing.


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Learn To Code In Python Workshop


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Reported by Ainul Izzati Binti Anuar, Programme Director & Welfare Exco of Computer Engineering Club.

On the last 8th of May 2021, a programmingworkshop with the duration of 3 hours, namely,Learn to Code in Python Workshop, was held byComputer Engineering Club through google meetand YouTube streaming platforms. The aforesaidevent has splendidly received participation from119 people in addition to nine committeemembers. Mr. Hazwan Effendi, a machine learningengineer, was invited as a speaker to deliversignificant bits of knowledge. This program hadbeen conducted to give essential exposure toparticipants on Python language, provide theimportance of Python language as a scriptinglanguage to developers, and demonstratePython's implementation in building a simple codeprogram.

The figure above illustrates the table ofcontents for this program at the beginning of theevent. The invited speaker had explainedeloquently regarding the contents of the programand had also briefly introduced himself,

On the other hand, the figure alongsidedemonstrates the activity organized by ourspeaker to exemplify a simple code program (rock,paper, scissors game). Before the said date, eachparticipant was required to install Python softwareV3 since there will be a short while of building asimple code program. During this session, he sentout a link for the participant to access and copy-paste the codes into the installed compiler, and hejustified each line of the code.

Above showed a few faces of the participants for“Learn to Code in Python” Workshop. Thisworkshop has successfully attained its objectives,that is to say, to give primary exposure to Pythonto fellow participants and provide the importanceof Python language as a scripting language todevelopers.

demonstrating his background and the summaryof his work field. The honourable speaker hadbeen actively involved with several significantprojects collaborating with big companies such asSime Darby and Petronas.


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Webinar On “My Job, My Career”


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A virtual “My Job, My Career: Project Engineer” talk was held on 29th May from 10 am to 12 pm handle byNorhisham Bin Nordin third-year mechanical student. This program was attended by 50 students fromdifferent field of studies participated in this talk, which came from different years. A great career as ProjectEngineer is rarely known by students, This fantastic program acted as an eye-opener to the students aboutthis job opportunity. “My Job, My Career” talk was delivered by UMS Mechanical Engineering Alumni, Mr.Abu Bak’r Bin Sulaiman. Mr Abu Bak’r is a Project Engineer in Oil and Gas Company, Petra Resources SdnBhd. This talk was exposing the student to a new field and new job opportunity by having the sharing andQ&A session with the panel.During this talk, Mr Abu Bak’r shared a story about the job scope of a project engineer. A Project Engineermanages technical or engineering projects. They work with stakeholders at all levels, with directresponsibility for budgeting, personal and project planning. As Project Engineer in Oil and Gas company,they responsible for any projects that will be done on an offshore platform. The purpose of the ProjectEngineer in the company to be responsible for schedule preparation, pre-planning, resource forecasting forengineering and other technical activities. During the talk, an interesting part of working experience andhow was a Project Engineer daily routine was explained detailing where most of the audience haven’tencountered yet. Other general input such as the starting salary, journey to be Project Engineer, generaladvice for student future and many more.At the end of the talk, the panel ask the student not to demand asalary. The important thing in working life is sincere. Be sincere in whatever we do, and happiness is ours.This great talk becomes a motivation to the student to do well in study and graduate with flying colours.


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The Path To Becoming A Professional Engineer


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Reported by Arlando AlexJose Alexius, Programme Director & Communication Chair of Computer Engineering Club.

On the 29th of May, an event titled “From Fresh To ProfessionalEngineer Webinar” was held by the Computer Engineering Club.The event was intended for 1st year engineering students whowere interested in becoming Professional Engineers. The invitedspeaker; Ir. Ts. Mohd Kamal Haziq Bin Kamaruzaman (PrincipalMEP engineer, HRDF Certified Trainer) explained the path tobecoming a professional engineer.

Ir. Ts. Mohd Kamal in Google Meet listening to the speech by thedirector of the webinar.

Ir. Ts. Mohd Kamal explaining the requirements needed for anapplication to become a Professional Engineer.

Ir. Ts. Mohd Kamal thoroughlyexplained all the steps andpaperwork needed to be done inorder to start the road to being aPE (Professional Engineer). Headvised students about all theadvantages and disadvantages ofsuch a position as well as tellinghis experiences before and afterbecoming a PE. He also showedexamples of exam papers andengineering reports that he hasdone in the past.

The program was a huge success among students since most of the responses they got in their googleform link were very positive. Ir. Ts. Mohd Kamal’s clear guidance and engaging talk gave the studentsnewfound inspiration to continue their current studies so that they can become professional engineersin the future.


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A Finishing School Lecture For The Electronic Engineering (Computer) Final Year Students


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Reported by Assoc. Prof. Ir. Othman Hj. Ahmad.


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A Finishing School Lecture was delivered by Associate Professor Ir.Hj. Othman bin Hj. Ahmad and Dr. Sairin bin Salleh on the 16th ofJune 2021. During the lecture, the first speaker, Associate ProfessorIr. Hj. Othman bin Hj. Ahmad had shared his life experiences andtips in trying to secure jobs and one should no easily give up whenfacing hurdles in finding jobs. The second speaker, formerly fromTMONE, Dr. Sairin bin Salleh was the invited speaker by theElectronic Engineering (Computer) program, and he used to workfor the Research and Development of Telekom Malaysia Bhd. Hestarted his career as an Electrical Engineer Trainee for SabahElectricity Board in 1991 and he got his Engineering Doctorate fromUniversiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) in July 2014 on the Internet ofThings (IoT) and had a few copyrights and patents under his belt.Dr. Sairin bin Salleh delivered a talk entitled Jobs Skills In DemandImpacted by the Covid-19 Pandemic. The lecture was attended bythe final year students of the Electronic Engineering (Computer)program that is soon will be in the quest to find jobs once theycompleted their studies.


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Reported by Pejabat FKJ (P&I), 30.06.2021

Faculty of Engineering: Scopus Citations & Researcher Profile

Faculty of Engineering (FKJ) had recorded a total of 1758 Scopus citations in 2020, acontinuous increment from the previous years (2019:1566; 2018:1287; 2017:1261;2016:1067). At the end of June 2021, 1081 citations have been received by FKJ staffswith UMS affiliation. 60 of 94 staffs (63.8%) including those who went for studyleaves and newly joined have obtained at least four citations in 2021. 49 of 94 staffs(52.1%) received more than 39 citations during 2016-2020. As FKJ citationsgenerally classified in Engineering & Technology field, the global benchmark factorof 17 is used to standardise and obtain the normalised index (index = citationsduring 2016-2020 divided by 17). The citation status can be distributed into 7categories where the performance of each program (normalised index) arepresented with the pie chart and histogram. The achievement of FKJ citations aresummarised and analysed prior to reporting UMS management on 28 June 2021.

Performance scorecard of 2016-2020 FKJ Scopus citations by program are:

ScoreboardScopus Performance

Top Normalised I-Citation Program

1. 16.5 (17 staffs), HK03 2. 7.5 (14 staffs), HK023. 6.1 (18 staffs), HK084. 4.9 (10 staffs), HK885. 4.0 (12 staffs), HK206. 2.5 (23 staffs), HK01

Top Average Citations Program1. 464.8 (17 staffs), HK03 2. 222.3 (14 staffs), HK023. 180.2 (10 staffs), HK084. 125.8 (12 staffs), HK205. 116.2 (10 staffs), HK886. 65.2 (23 staffs), HK01

Top 2021 (Jan-Jun) Citations Program1. 44.9 (17 staffs), HK03 2. 16.1 (14 staffs), HK023. 15.1 (10 staffs), HK884. 14.0 (18 staffs), HK085. 8.4 (12 staffs), HK206. 7.4 (23 staffs), HK01

Top Normalised I-Citations Individual1. 74.7 Prof. Ir. Dr. Rosalam Hj. Sarbatly2. 55.5 Prof. Dr. Coswald S. Sipaut @ M.N.

3. 38.0 AP. Dr. Kenneth Teo Tze Kin

4. 33.7 AP. Ir. Dr. Nurmin Bt. Bolong5. 30.9 AP. Dr. Abu Zahrim Bin Yaser

Top Citations Individual1. 2066 Prof. Ir. Dr. Rosalam Hj. Sarbatly

2. 1668 Prof. Dr. Coswald S. Sipaut @ M.N.3. 1014 Prof. Dr. Seock-Sam Kim

4. 998 AP. Dr. Kenneth Teo Tze Kin

5. 980 AP. Ir. Dr. Nurmin Bt. Bolong

Top 2021 (Jan-Jun) Citations Individual1. 153 Prof. Ir. Dr. Rosalam Hj. Sarbatly

2. 118 Prof. Dr. Coswald S. Sipaut @ M.N.

3. 101 AP. Dr. Abu Zahrim Bin Yaser4. 75 Dr. Junidah Binti Lamaming

5. 73 AP. Dr. Jidon @ Adrian Bin Janaun

Top Citations per Paper Individual1. 702 AP. Ir. Dr. Nurmin Bt. Bolong2. 577 Prof. Ir. Dr. Rosalam Hj. Sarbatly

3. 377 AP. Dr. Jidon @ Adrian Bin Janaun

4. 259 Dr. Emma SualiProf. Ir. Dr. Rosalam Hj. Sarbatly

5. 217 Ir. Dr. Sariah Abang

74%84% 83%

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Citation Index

≥ 2FKJ

1. NormalisedIndex > 8.0 (23)

No Citation

54%3%

(94)

24%

2. NormalisedIndex 6.0 - 7.9 (6)


7. NormalisedIndex = 0.0 (3)



43%Citation

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HK08(18)

6% (1)Index

6.0 - 7.9

22% (4)Index > 8.0

11% (2)Index

4.0 - 5.9

6% (1)Index

2.0 - 3.9

22% (4)Index

1.0 - 1.9

27% (5)Index

0.1 - 0.9

6% (1)Index = 0.0

45%6%49% Citation

Index ≥ 2

Citation Index

< 2

No

HK20(12)

8% (1)Index

6.0 - 7.9

17% (2)Index > 8.0

8% (1)Index

4.0 - 5.9

25% (3)Index

2.0 - 3.9

17% (2)Index

1.0 - 1.9

25% (3)Index

0.1 - 0.9 58%42%Citation

Index ≥ 2

Citation Index

< 2HK88(10)

10% (1)Index

6.0 - 7.9

20% (2)Index > 8.0

30% (3)Index

4.0 - 5.9

10% (1)Index

1.0 - 1.9

30% (3)Index

0.1 - 0.9 60%40% Citation

Index ≥ 2

Citation Index

< 2

HK01(23)

4% (1)Index > 8.0

9% (2)Index 4.0 - 5.9

4% (1)Index

2.0 - 3.9

13% (3)Index

1.0 - 1.9

61% (14)Index

0.1 - 0.9

9% (2)Index = 0.0

17%9%74%

Citation Index ≥ 2

Citation Index

< 2

No

HK02(14)

29% (4)Index > 8.0

14% (2)Index

6.0 - 7.9

7% (1)Index 4.0 - 5.9

36% (5)Index

2.0 - 3.9

14% (2)Index

0.1 - 0.9

86%14%Citation

Index ≥ 2

Citation Index < 2

HK03(17)

6% (1)Index

6.0 - 7.9

59% (10)Index > 8.0

17% (3)Index

2.0 - 3.9

12% (2)Index

1.0 - 1.9

6% (1)Index 0.1 - 0.9

82%18%Citation

Index ≥ 2

Citation Index < 2

Index4.94

Index3.95

Index6.08

Index16.51

Index7.46

Index2.47

Scopus Citations60 of 94 staffs with citations ≥ 4 in 2021 (63.8%)

49 of 94 staffs with citations ≥ 39 in 2016-2020 (52.1%)

58%

39%

77%86%

17%

30%

94%93%

44%

67%

80%

HK01 HK02 HK03 HK08 HK20 HK88


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Symposium on Advanced Coagulation-Adsorption Processes (ACAD2021) –‘Lockdown’ style

Reported by Dr. Junidah Lamaming.

The Symposium on Advanced Coagulation-Adsorption Processes was conducted virtually under theChemical Engineering Programme and was helmed by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abu Zahrim Yaser on 23rd June 2021.Amidst the increasing cases of Covid19 where the government is enforcing the lockdown on the wholecountry again, the symposium was held with great success in ‘lockdown’ mode. The one-day event was runsmoothly in the own comfort home with opening remarks by the Vice Chancellor of UMS, Prof. Datuk ChM.Ts. Dr. Taufiq Yap Yun Hin and closed with an appreciation speech by the FKJ dean, Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr IsmailSaad, himself. The symposium was divided into two sessions which were the morning session chaired byProf. Dr. Chu Chi Ming whilst Ir. Dr. Sariah Abang chaired the afternoon session.

The keynote and invited speakers

The organizing committee managed to invite 8 prominent speakers and 11 oral presenters to share theirknowledge and expertise related to the coagulation-adsorption processes. Apart from UMS, the local andinternational participants of 55 from different universities, including UKM, UPM, UTHM, USM, UNIMAS,UNIMAP, MPOB, Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak and University of Nottingham Malaysia,also managed to share the updates on research and developments of the coagulation and adsorptiontechnology that can be applied to the water and wastewater treatment in Malaysia through openquestions and discussion during the symposium.


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Quoting Marie Curie’s line of ‘Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas’ is one of the manydriving forces in providing the platform for sharing knowledge and ideas through the symposium. With theresearch ideas pitch, we naturally become curious about the person and tend to seek more and venturingthe ideas in greater depth. Thus, the collaboration of many researchers from various institutions is beingfostered through the symposium, notably in the coagulation and adsorption field. The selected full paperswill be published in an edited book i.e. Waste Management, Processing and Valorisation (Springer) andSpecial Issue- Advances in Coagulation-Adsorption Processes (Hindawi) under the International Journal ofChemical Engineering (Impact Factor: 1.877). Both issues are expected to be published in January 2022.

With the restrictions and following the SOP’s, the preparation of the symposium that took 3 months was100% done virtually with the meetings and submission utilizing the internet to the fullest. The mostchallenging part is ensuring the internet connectivity was not disrupted during the symposium since bothorganizers and participants depend on their internet network providers. Fortunately, luck was on our sideand it went well. A good job by the organizing committee and all the participants that bridged the gapknowledge between academicians and students into more fruitful results and discussion. Stay safe anduntil next time!



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25th Jun 2021 – A webinar entitled "Work Culture OfProfessional Believers & Integrity" was held virtually bythe Faculty of Engineering (FKJ), Universiti MalaysiaSabah. The talk was delivered by Ir. Dr. Hj. AmsoriMuhammad Das, a Lecturer from Batanghari UniversityJambi Indonesia. This program is organized by FKJ incollaboration with the Islamic Center of UniversitiMalaysia Sabah.



“Yaasin” Reading Ceremony & “Doa Selamat” at FKJ Surau Al-Khawarizmi


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The Surau Al-Khawarizmi, Faculty of Engineering (FKJ) has been fully operational with a capacity of 40pilgrims according to the SOP of social distancing. On 1st April 2021, the "Yaasin" Reading and "DoaSelamat" Ceremony was held at the Surau led by Dr Mohd. Azizul bin Ladin. The ceremony was alsoattended by the Faculty's Dean and wife, Dr Mohd. Suffian Misaran (Deputy Dean of Academic andInternational), En. Azmi bin Jumat (Deputy Registrar) and faculty staff. The council thanked the donors whokindly contributed to the needs and facility of the Surau.

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7th May 2021, Friday – A virtual recitation of surah Yaasinand a virtual prayer for peace was held at the Faculty ofEngineering (FKJ), Universiti Malaysia Sabah. The purposeof this ceremony is to seek Allah's blessings andprotection from any illness and safety of students whohave started the journey back to their hometowns todayin conjunction with the Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Yassin’sreading was led by YBrs. Dr Azizul Ladin, Deputy Dean(Student and Alumni Affairs), FKJ was followed by a shorttazkirah. The ceremony was also attended by the Dean,lecturers, officers, administrative staff and FKJ laboratorystaff.


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