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On the night of 8 July 2016, 125 NYP SIT students and alumni, and current members of the Singapore Computer Society (SCS) Student Chapter, turned up for Movie Fiesta Night at Golden Village, Suntec City to catch the movie Central Intelligence. The event was organised by the NYP SIT Club and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). The Write Stuff was invited to cover the event, and together with my co-writer, Ritz Yeo, we had a great time. It was a great opportunity for the SCS Student Chapter and NYP SIT alumni to get to know each other better. We spoke with current NYP SIT student Noelle Sim, 20, who was waiting for her friend to arrive. She thought that the event was a good opportunity for bonding and socialising as not many of the SCS members have the luxury of meeting new friends in this way. We also spoke with Lyem, 21, an SCS member who hails from Hong Kong. When asked about why he attended this event, he said: �It�s a good opportunity to relax and have fun, as ...

If you are new to NYP, you�ll be pleased to know that we have plenty of signboards and friendly staff and students to help you find your way around Campus. But if you want to navigate around campus like a pro, check out iGoNYP. While iGoNYP is not a new app, its latest version incorporates all of the  new  facilities under NYP Campus expansion programme.  For our existing students, this app is also handy when looking for newly constructed buildings, facilities and eating places. Navigate iGoNYP uses your mobile data and GPS to help you navigate around NYP. To get directions, select your destination in the menu and a pin will drop on your current location and your destination. It�s a great way to find amenities like eateries, printing shops, carparks and sports and recreation facilities. There�s also as Augmented Realty view that helps you get your bearing - great if you can�t read a map, or get lost easily. Awesome Facilities and Amenities for you to Discover Aside from ...

On the 16th of March, Nanyang Polytechnic�s School of Information Technology (NYP SIT) held a SAP Lumira training workshop for secondary school students. The software is created by the German technology conglomerate, SAP, and enables users to present data in a fun and visually appealing manner. I volunteered as a Student Helper and also had the opportunity to learn more about the software. What is SAP Lumira? SAP Lumira organises regular data from a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (or from a database) and converts it into an easy to understand and visually appealing format. The example infographic on the left looks as if it was created by a professional designer on Photoshop but in reality, it was created using SAP Lumira. With drag and drop tools, SAP Lumira makes it easy to present lots of numbers and data without boring people. It is suitable for school projects and presentations, and free (Personal Edition) but there are full featured-paid versions as well. What is the SAP Young Thinke...