BUILDING FUTURES

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING)

Singapore 2009 - 2010

Jointly offered by the University and APMI Kaplan

of South Australia

School of Engineering

CONTENT

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ASIA PACIFIC MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE THE UNIVERSITY OF CHOICE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES LEARNING CYCLE COURSE OUTLINES FACULTY SUPPORT FEE SCHEDULE APPLICATIONS

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Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Professor Peter Hj Vice-Chancellor and President University of South Australia

The University of South Australia is an innovative and successful institution with a 150-year history. Our teaching and research reflect the needs of modern society and reflect a balance between knowledge and application. Almost a third of our 34,000 students are citizens of other countries and we have the largest number of international students in South Australia. We also have an established presence in the Asia Pacific region, particularly in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and China. Our focus is on good teaching, experiential learning and skills that matter. We were the first university in Australia to formally state the seven core graduate qualities that employers can expect to find in any of our graduates, whatever the course and wherever it is taught. In a recent survey of our transnational students, more than 80% said they enjoyed their studies and were satisfied with their experiences. We also have a growing international research profile. UniSA specialises in research that is inspired by end-users and undertaken in collaboration with industry, government and the professions across Australia and internationally. Choosing to study at UniSA means youll earn more than just a degree. Youll graduate with an international network of colleagues, ready to progress in the profession of your choice, with the skills to make an immediate and lasting contribution on society. We look forward to welcoming you as a student.

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ASIA PACIFIC MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE

Established in 1989, Asia Pacific Management Institute (APMI) is a regional provider of management education and quality lifelong learning programs and services. In May 2005, APMI became a part of Kaplan, Inc., which is one of the worlds largest education companies, and a subsidiary of The Washington Post Company. Asia Pacific Management Institute was among the first private education organisations to be awarded the prestigious Singapore Quality Class (SQC) for Private Education Organisations. We were also one of the first management institutions to achieve the ISO 9000 quality certification in Singapore in 1996. Our aim is to be a premier management institution, propelled by our commitment to develop action-oriented managers with executive leadership qualities to meet the rapidly changing needs of the knowledge-based economy.

The Kaplan City Campus

Today, some 12,000 students are enrolled in Kaplan Singapore courses, pursuing both full-time and part-time programs. These courses range from diplomas and degrees to professional Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) qualifications and post-graduate degrees including MBAs, DBAs and PhDs. Disciplines offered include Business and Management, Engineering, Information Technology, Communications, Education and Social Sciences. The newly completed Kaplan City Campus is in the heart of Orchard Road and occupies over 60,000 square feet spread across 3 floors. You will uncover the advantages of our learning facilities with 31 fully equipped classrooms, computer labs, a comprehensive library, student lounge, consultation area, as well as a full-service deli cum caf.

Professor Philip Bourke, PhD (NUI) UCD School of Business National University of Ireland, Dublin Dr Chin Teck Chai, PhD (UniSA) University Associate Professor Professor Colin Dodds, PhD (Sheffield) President Saint Marys University, Canada

Mr Benedict Soh, MBA (Hull) Executive Chairman Kingsmen Creatives Ltd Professor Helen Thorne, PhD (Adelaide) Head, International Graduate School of Business University of South Australia Professor Tom J Valentine, PhD (Princeton) School of Economics & Finance University of Western Sydney Dr Wang Kai Yuen, PhD (Stanford) Member of Parliament, Bukit Timah Managing Director Xerox Singapore Software Centre Dr David Wilkinson, PhD (La Trobe) Associate Dean (International and External Programs) La Trobe University, Australia Professor Sue Willis, PhD (Purdue) Dean, Faculty of Education Monash University

The Board of Advisors Asia Pacific Management Institute

Dr Ho Ngiap Kum, PhD (UniSA), MBA (Hull), FCPA Managing Partner N K Ho & Company Dr Charlie In, PhD (KWU) Chairman NeWealth Asia Dr Ayadurai Jothidas, PhD (UniSA) Adjunct Associate Professor National University of Singapore Dr Richard Rivers, DBA (Kent) Associate Dean, College of Business & Administration Southern Illinois University, USA

Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHOICE

University of South Australia
With origins dating back to 1856, the University of South Australia (UniSA) has built on its history to create innovative education and research opportunities which meet international expectations. UniSA today has over 34,000 students across its five South Australian campuses, and including approximately 7,000 students enrolled in its offshore programs. It is a global university, with established links with other universities on all continents. UniSA is also known to be a leader in the application of knowledge through a vast array of mutually beneficial partnerships with industry, business and the professions. The University offers qualifications from undergraduate to doctoral level in 40 professional disciplines, and is widely recognised for its accomplishments in Engineering, Business, Communication Studies, Teacher Education, Health Sciences and Social Sciences. With such a wide spectrum of academic disciplines and an excellent national and international reputation for the quality of its teaching and research program, UniSA attracts students from a wide range of social and economic backgrounds from Australia and overseas. The School of Electrical and Information Engineering is one of five schools within the Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment. The School is located at the Mawson Lakes Campus of the University of South Australia. The School is also home to the UniSA Aviation Academy which is based at Parafield Airport adjacent to the campus. Mawson Lakes is a suburb of Adelaide, capital of South Australia. The campus is located 14 km north of Adelaide and is readily accessible by public and private transport. Specialist teaching concentrations at the School of Electrical and Information Engineering are: Electrical and Mechatronic Electronics and Engineering Microengineering Telecommunications Test and Evaluation Applied Physics Civil Aviation Computational Physics Computer Systems Engineering Microsystems Technology Electrical Power Systems Engineering Networking and Communications The School focuses on the generation, processing, transfer, conversion and control of energy and information. High standards have been set for the academic, research and professional staff within the School. Particular emphasis is given to the development and presentation of innovative techniques such as problem-based learning, computerbased learning, multimedia applications, and remote laboratories. The aim of the School is to contribute to the progress of science and engineering by pursuing high-quality research and teaching activities.

University of South Australia A Tradition of Excellence

We received eight national Carrick Awards for outstanding contributions to student learning in 2007 In 2008 we ranked first among the universities who received teaching and learning grants from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council We received a national award fromthe Business and Higher Education Round Table of Australia in 2008 in recognition of our sustained efforts to foster collaboration with business We have formed a partnership with the prestigious Australian National University to develop joint programs Our MBA program is now among Australias top ten, with a fivestar rating in the 2009 Good Universities Guide In 2008 we received multi-million dollar funding for two new research centres that promote our core values of cultural diversity and international relevance: the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education, and the International Centre for Muslim and non-Muslim Understanding We secured over A$50 million in total research income in 2008 We were awarded A$45 million by the Australian Government to create a new A$73 million international Materials and Minerals Science Learning and Research facility We have established new Research Institutes specialising in Defence, Advanced Manufacturing and Sustainable Systems & Technologies We were awarded the 2006 Business South Australian Export Award for Education We have fostered vibrant alumni chapters in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan and London

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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

This program has been designed to prepare highly skilled professional engineers to meet the needs of employers in the industry. The program is delivered by staff members from the School of Electrical & Information Engineering of the University of South Australia. The program allows polytechnic graduates to upgrade their qualifications to the professional level of Bachelor of Engineering. This is achieved by specialist study in digital signal processing, computer technology, communications, micro engineering and knowledge based engineering. Students also carry out a major developmental or research project that requires the integration of the various skills developed during the course. This project is industry based. In additional to the above, graduates from the program should: Possess sufficient knowledge and skills in the field of Engineering Be immediately useful to industry as professional engineers with specialist knowledge in the areas of Engineering Be able to maintain and manage engineering systems and facilities UniSA's continued close work with industry and the professions has helped us develop some of the most relevant programs and courses in Australia.The core objective of these is to develop in students a unique set of graduate qualities - qualities that employers look for. These qualities are distinguishing characteristics of our graduates. Graduates of UniSA: operate effectively with and upon a body of knowledge are prepared for lifelong learning are effective problem solvers can work both autonomously and collaboratively are committed to ethical action and social responsibility communicate effectively demonstrate an international perspective

It may be completed through offshore learning mode with the following schedule.

TERM

TERM

1 2 3 4 5 6

Computer Communications and Networks Computer Hardware Engineering Systems Thinking

Systems Engineering 1 Signals and Systems Real Time Systems and Control

Transnational Workshop

TERM

Introduction to Communication Systems Electronics Filters and Amplifiers Electrical and Information Engineering Project 1/1H Digital Signal Processing Microengineering Technology Electrical and Information Engineering Project 2/2H

TERM

TERM

Technical Elective Radio Engineering G BUGE Elective 1

TERM

BUGE Elective 2

Program Structure & Content Project 1/1H and Project 2/2H

The advanced standing Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)* program consists of 16 courses (including a final year project). The program provides a total of 320 hours of seminars and workshops; or 20 hours per course. Seminars are fully conducted by visiting lecturers from the University. The curriculum is taught over 6 terms. Classes are generally held in the evening to suit the busy schedules of program participants. The projects will run concurrently with the courses. Project Briefing Sessions will be held during the Transnational Workshop. Honours students will undertake Project 1H and Project 2H. The majority of final year undergraduate engineering projects are sponsored by industry, thus increasing relevance and improving the quality of the graduates. Many design projects are conducted within the School's research concentrations, familiarising students with modern research practices. Over fifty scholarships and prizes are available every year to students who distinguish themselves academically and also in their personal development.

* Applicants may apply for additional credits by demonstrating that they satisfy the prior learning credit requirements (up to a maximum of 4 courses). This will be assessed by the University upon submission of details of additional studies or experience that have developed relevant competencies.

Two Weeks Practical Workshop

In addition to the seminars students will be required to attend a compulsory two weeks engineering workshop at the University Students must attend the workshop after the completion of at least four courses and prior to commencing their project

Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)

LEARNING CYCLE
A typical cycle is a 7-weeks period covering just ONE course of study. The advantage of this structure is that busy professionals & managers in the program are able to fully concentrate on the course, before moving on to the next. Each term will cover 3 courses, spanning over 5 months.

Weeks 1 & 2
Pre-Seminar Preparations
Collection of course materials Pre-reading Study group learning

Week 3 & 4*
Seminars
20 contact hours per course

Weeks 5 to 7
Post-Seminar Activities
Assignment writing & submission Revision & exam preparation Exam

NEXT COURSE

Academic Support via Email/Internet

Sample Seminar Schedule for Weeks 3 & 4*

Day Monday - Friday Time 18:30 - 22:30 No. of Contact Hours Per Day 4

Assessment Scheme
Each course will be assessed by class participation, written assignment and/or examination. Examinations will normally be held after office hours as stated above.

*The timing of the seminars may vary depending on the nature of the course.

Program Management
The Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) program will be managed by a professional program management and support team to ensure that in addition to seminars and lectures, students will receive support on important areas such as the service of a program manager/executive, regular program newsletters (Updates) via email, academic support system via email/Internet, textbooks, study notes, study group formation, Kaplan City Campus library membership, assignment and examination management, student liaison and organisation, etc.

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COURSE OUTLINES

Computer Communications and Networks

Computer communications concepts. Layered network architectures and protocol reference models. Systems and technologies for the physical layer. Medium access control protocols. Data link protocols. Network layer functions and protocols. Queuing models. Internet-working concepts. Local area networks. Wide area/ public telecommunications networks. IP-based networks and services. The TCP/IP suite of protocols. Network applications and application software.

Signals and Systems

Linear Time Invariant Continuous and Discrete Systems, System Analysis using the Transfer Function Representation, Laplace, Fourier and z-transform in Signals and Systems Analysis, Convolution Representation, Sampling, Introduction to Digital Filters.

Microengineering Technology
Microelectronics as foundation for Microengineering, physical and mechanical properties of silicon, dielectrics and resists, thin film and vacuum techniques, thick film and hybridisation, monolithic technology, lithography and mask making, oxidation, selective doping, wet and dry etching, bulk and surface micromachining, LIGA and micromoulding, packaging, modelling and CAD tools for micro electro mechanical systems, application to sensors, motors, and accelerometers, reliability of micro components.

Real-Time Systems and Control

Feedback principles. Modelling. Performance of control systems. Control systems analysis and design methods. Control system compensation. Characteristics of real time computing systems. Real time software concepts. Design issues for Real time computing systems. Real time programming languages and operating systems. Real time system (hardware and software) development. System integration and testing.

Computer Hardware
Low level language programming of a 16/32 bit microprocessor; exception, interrupt handling; cross-assembly and cross compilation; hardware interfacing; input/output methods; timing diagrams; system solid state memory design; memory management hardware; industry bus specifications and interfacing.

Electrical and Information Engineering Project 1/1H and 2/2H

The specification and systems requirement analysis of engineering projects in the discipline areas of electrical, electronic, telecommunications and computer systems engineering; quality standards, literature and computer data base searches, the design process, project scheduling, system performance simulation and testing, specialised topics, documentation, seminar presentation. Instruction and practical experience in the performance of information technology engineering research.

Introduction to Communication Systems

Analogue modulation; Receiver and transmitter architectures; Phase locked Loops; BER Performance Calculations for PAM and BPSK;Wired and Wireless Communication Channels; Multiplexing techniques; Simulation of Communication Systems.

Engineering Systems Thinking

Understanding systems, hard and soft systems; the human element in systems, design, predictability, social aspects, decisions; Unified Systems Hypothesis; Generic Reference Model, function, form, behaviour; efficiency, effectiveness, worth; process and structure models; systems architecture, issues, conceiving systems, methodology, classical systems engineering, problems with classical systems engineering, a new systems engineering method, building future systems, introduction to the structure of ISO 15288.

Electronic Filters and Amplifiers

Review of network theory; amplifier transfer functions; high frequency models of transistors; LF and HF analysis of amplifier circuits; stability and compensation; tuned amplifiers; sinusoidal oscillators; wideband amplifiers; noise; drift; instrumentation amplifiers; filters - prototype responses and transfer functions, passive and active filter design, switchcap filters; computeraided design.

Radio Engineering G
Overview of electronic communication principles; review of electromagnetic wave theory and guided waves; transmission line theory; waveguides; antennas; passive lumped circuit models; propagation; microwave hardware; practical considerations.

Systems Engineering 1
Systems thinking, reductionism, emergence, hierarchy. The application of system thinking to the development of complex modern systems. Systems engineering standards (eg. ANSI/EIA 632, IEEE, MIL STD 499B, 499A). The processes prescribed in SE standards (user needs, requirements analysis and specification, design, implementation, testing, operations, disposal). Process documentation. Technical evaluation and management in systems engineering. Version control and configuration management. Systems lifecycles (waterfall, spiral, incremental, evolutionary, etc), strengths and weaknesses. The role of the engineer in these processes.

Technical Elective
A course on the list of technical electives for the current year, which will published, at the start of each term, or any fourth year course specific to another Bachelor of Engineering stream.

Digital Signal Processing

Design of digital filters, applications of Fourier transform, sampling, multirate signal processing, DSP case studies: power spectrum estimation, adaptive filters.

BUGE 1/2
Broadening Undergraduate Education (BUGE) courses are elective courses which provide students with an opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills outside their main area of study.

Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)

FACULTY SUPPORT
Mr Jan Machotka Program Director Professor Andrew Nafalski Professor of Electrical Engineering Professor Lakhmi Jain Professor of Knowledge Based Engineering Dr David Cropley Associate Professor in Engineering Innovation Dr Kutluyil Dogancay Associate Professor Professor Andrew Downing Head of School School of Electrical and Information Engineering Dr Ozdemir Gol Associate Professor Mr William Daniels Research Associate Dr Alex Hariz Senior Lecturer Dr Tim Ferris Senior Lecturer Ms Zorica Nedic Senior Lecturer Dr Sam Ali Senior Lecturer Mr Kollengode Ananthakrishnan Lecturer Mr Shivvaan Sathasilvam Lecturer Dr Mark Ho Lecturer Mr Aaron Mohtar Lecturer Mr David Chan Research Assistant Ms Kristen Bailey Transnational Administrative Support Officer

The School of Electrical and Information Engineering has many active connections with Australian and overseas institutions and industry through research and collaborative endeavours. Its proximity to Adelaide's internationallyrenowned Technology Park and links with the Defence Science and Technology Organisation of the Australian Government further enhances its interaction with leading industry partners. The Schools Advisory Committee plays an active role in shaping the development of teaching and learning, and research activities within the School. Innovative research projects are funded by Australian and international industry and government bodies, and contribute to the progress of science and technology.

Why choose Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) with UniSA & APMI Kaplan
Provisionally Accredited by Engineers Australia Possible completion in 2 years* 2-week engineering workshop at the University One course every 7-weeks; excellent structure and format for busy professionals Modular and flexible structure, integrating learning with practical applications Assignments count for as much as 50% of total marks Supported by email/Internet Textbooks and study notes provided Excellent reference library at Kaplan City Campus Direct access to the UniSA Virtual Library The degree will be the same as that awarded to on-campus students of the University

* for students who in exceptional circumstances are awarded credits for four additional courses

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FEE SCHEDULE

The total program fee covers University registration, study guides, textbooks, intensive seminars and workshops, assignments, examinations (if applicable), projects, degree (if earned) and transcript. Fees exclusive of GST are due and payable as follows:
1st instalment payable on application
(A sum of S$750 exclusive of GST will be refunded if application is unsuccessful. For accepted candidates, this is part of the program fee and not refundable.)

All fees are in Singapore dollars and are payable to Asia Pacific Management Institute Pte Ltd in accordance with the schedule on the left. Candidates who do not comply with the fee schedule will not be permitted to proceed with the program.

S$

800

Refund Policy
The program allows for full refund of term fees (excluding 1st instalment) if the required withdrawal notice in writing is received by Asia Pacific Management Institute prior to the start of a specified term. There will be no refund of term fees if the withdrawal notice is received after the start of a specified term.

2nd instalment before Term 1

S$ 5,400 S$ 5,400

3rd instalment before Term 2

4th instalment before Term 3

S$ 5,400

Graduation
5th instalment before Term 4

S$ 5,400
Students who successfully complete the program will be awarded the prestigious Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) or Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) with Honours degree of the University of South Australia. The degree will be the same as that awarded to on-campus students of the University. Graduates will be allowed to use the title BEng or BEng with Honours after their names. Presentation ceremonies are held yearly in Singapore and Graduation Ceremonies are held twice a year in Adelaide. Graduates are encouraged to attend the degree convocation in Adelaide with their families whenever possible.

6th instalment before Term 5

S$ 5,400 S$ 1,800

7th instalment before Term 6

Total (exclusive of GST)

S$ 29,600

*Fee indicated is for 16 courses program. Fees reduction will be applicable for students receiving additional credits. The fee of each course is S$1850.00. Likewise, students who repeat a course will need to pay a repeat fee of $S1850.00 per course. All students must apply for the Kaplan Student Access Card and pay a non-refundable fee of $10 (inclusive of 7% GST).

Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)

APPLICATIONS
Study Loans
Study loans are available with all local banks. Interested candidates may contact: Citibank POSB Maybank NTUC Thrift TCC Ltd RHB Bank : : : : : : 6225 5225 6333 0033 1800 629 2265 6534 7360 6319 3700 1800 323 0100 www.citibank.com.sg www.posb.com.sg www.maybank.com.sg www.ntucthrift.com.sg www.tcc.org.sg www.rhbbank.com.sg

Closing Dates
Deadlines for applications for the intakes each term are contained in the Application Forms. It is advisable for potential students to apply for admission at least eight weeks before the start of each intake.

Entry Criteria
Students enrolling into this program are required to meet the following criteria: A recognised polytechnic diploma in engineering, or related technical areas or equivalent qualifications Good command of English Relevant Industrial Experience, amounting to at least one year

Who to Contact
For enquiries on this course, send KAP-6DN4 via sms to +65 9677 7598 or enter it at http://ask.kaplan.com.sg. You can also enter it through your GPRS-enabled phone at www.kaplansg.mobi. For other information or regards to other UniSA programs, please contact: Telephone : (65) 6733 1877 Facsimile : (65) 6225 3605 Email : [email protected] Kaplan Website : www.kaplan.com.sg UniSA Website : www.unisa.edu.au

Participants for whom English is a second language may be required to prove English language competency. The minimum entry requirement is English proficiency demonstrated by IELTS (Academic) 6.5 with a 6.0 in the Writing sub score. The application form needs to be completed by the applicant listing their qualifications, employment experience and major work achievements. Applicants are also asked to identify what they hope to achieve from the program. Proof of the applicants qualifications (a certified copy of the official transcript is acceptable), a resume and the first instalment must also be included. As the program involves regular use of Internet, email, etc., students must possess or have convenient access to a personal computer with at least Windows XP and an Internet connection to enable them to access materials electronically from the University and to participate in appropriate pedagogic interaction.

Checklist
Have you: Attached a complete official Certificate and transcript of your tertiary record from each institution you have attended? Attached 3 passport-sized photos? Provided sufficient details about past work experience or supplied a CV to support your application? Signed and dated your application? Included your 1st instalment?

Selection
Selection to the program is based on the following: Quality of academic record Appropriateness of work experience, particularly the length, level and responsibilities of position held (including current position) Motivation to undertake the Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) program and potential to benefit from the program

The full application package should be sent to: Director, UniSA BEng Electronics Program Asia Pacific Management Institute Kaplan City Campus 51 Cuppage Road #02-01 Singapore 229469

The University of South Australia and Asia Pacific Management Institute reserve the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee, course, admission requirement, mode of delivery or other arrangements without prior notice. The information contained in this brochure is correct at time of printing (February 2009). BRN:198600044N
UniSA CRICOS Provider Number 00121B

Although a formal selection interview is not part of the process, the selection panel may ask to meet with a potential candidate for clarification of issues relating to their application.

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Advanced Micro Devices American Express International, Inc. AT & T Microelectronic American President Lines Ltd Associated Merchant Bank Pte Ltd AXA Reinsurance Asia Pte Ltd Automobile Association of Singapore Allen-Bradley Electronics Pte Ltd Alliance Securities Pte Ltd AIU (S) Pte Ltd Ares Serono (SVC) Pte Ltd Allergan Singapore Pte Ltd Astra Pharmaceuticals Singapore Asia Pacific Research Centre Applied Magnetics (S) Pte Ltd ATC School of Business and Law Bank of Tokyo Bank Utama (M) Berhad Batey Ads (Pte) Ltd Bank of East Asia Singapore Beecham Pharmaceuticals Pte Ltd Baker & Mckenzie Bot Lease (HK) Co Ltd Buildcon Sdn Bhd Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd Chartered Semiconductor Construction Industry Development Board Chiyoda Corporation Pte Ltd City Developments Limited Chemitreat Pte Ltd Cosmic Insurance Corporation Ltd Construction Technology (S) Pte Ltd Credit POSB Pte Ltd Central Narcotics Bureau College of Physical Education Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. Cape East Pte Ltd Coopers & Lybrand Canon Singapore Pte Ltd Chartered Industries of Singapore C S First Boston (S) Ltd College Damansara Utama Crosfield (M) Sdn Bhd Cycle & Carriage DBS Bank Defence Science & Technology Agency Digital Equipment International Ltd Dynamar Computer Products Ltd DHL International (S) Pte Ltd Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Durco Valtek (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd Diagnostics Biotechnology Pte Ltd D & C Finance Berhad Drew Ameroid (M) Sdn Bhd Diners Club (M) Sdn Bhd Ernst & Young Economic Planning Unit, Brunei Ethylene Glycols (S) Pte Ltd Eastgate Insurance Brokers Sdn Bhd ExxonMobil Festo Pte Ltd Foseco (S) Pte Ltd Far East Organisation First Commercial Bank Folec Communications Pte Ltd Glaxo Smith Kline Globe Silk Store Pte Ltd GM Singapore Pte Ltd Gristle GTS Ltd Getz Bros & Co (S) Pte Ltd Golden Hope Plantations Berhad HSBC Housing & Development Board Hart Engineering Pte Ltd Hewlett Packard Singapore Hitachi Data Systems ICL Singapore Pte Ltd International Associated Co Pte Ltd Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co. Ltd Inno-Pacific Holdings Ltd IBM Singapore IBM Malaysia Informatics Computer School Inco-Alloys Pte Ltd Industrial & Vocational Training Board Intra-Pac Trading (S) Pte Ltd IJM Corporation Berhad JBA Singapore Jast Techniques Pte Ltd Jesselton Shipping Pte Ltd Jack Chia MPH Ltd Johnson & Johnson Sdn Bhd Kansai Felt (S) Pte Ltd Kemayan Oil Palm Bhd KPMG Peat Marwick Kansallis International Bank (Asia-Pacific) Land Transport Authority Singapore Lee Kim Tah Holdings Limited Lindeteves-Jacoberg (Far East) Pte Ltd L & M Group Investments Ltd Motorola Inc. Motion Smith Mentor Graphics Ministry of Defence Ministry of Home Affairs Ministry of Community Development & Sports Ministry of Education Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs Singapore Ministry of Information, Communication & the Arts Ministry of Education Brunei Ministry of Works, Malaysia MPSI Systems Pte Ltd Matsushita Refrigeration Ind (S) Pte Ltd Matsushita Technical Centre Pte Ltd Matsushita Electronic Co (M) Bhd Marquip Asia Pte Ltd Merrill Lynch Mekaprise Sdn Bhd Metal Containers Limited Micropolis Ltd MC Packaging Pte Ltd Maxwell Macmillan Publishers Malayan Banking Berhad Marketing Institute of Singapore Mega Computing (S) Pte Ltd Merck (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Monier (M) Sdn Bhd Mount Elizabeth Hospital Marine Depot of Peninsula Malaysia Ngee Ann Polytechnic Nestle Singapore Pte Ltd Nestle Malaysia Berhad NEC Singapore Pte Ltd NEC Semi-Conductors (M) Sdn Bhd NCR (M) Sdn Bhd Novo Nordisk A/S Nanyang Technological University Nixdorf Computer International NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative National Computer Board National Community Leadership Training Institute NPB-Institute For Productivity & Training Olivetti (S) Pte Ltd Olivetti (M) Sdn Bhd OCBC Finance Singapore Ltd OCBC Bank Oce-Hagemeyer Okuma Machinery Works Ltd Philips Singapore Pte Ltd Philips Petroleum Singapore Power Supply Ltd Public Works Department Public Bank Berhad Poly Resources Ltd P.T. Spandeck Indonesia P.T. Victor Indo Raya P.T. Truba Jurong Engineering Port of Singapore Authority Price Waterhouse Coopers Perbadanan Kilang Felda Perwira Habib Bank Berhad QBE Insurance (International) Ltd Raffles Holdings (1995) Pte Ltd Rake Oy Singapore Pte Ltd Resources Development Corporation Ltd Republic of Singapore Air Force Ran Hill Bersekutu Sdn Bhd Ritz Agencies Corporation Showa Denko Pte Lte Singapore Airlines Ltd Singapore Telecom Singapore Finance Ltd Singapore Refining Co. Pte Ltd Singapore National Employers Federation Singapore Tourism Board Singapore Polytechnic Singapore Technologies Silicon Systems Inc Sicpa Ink Pacific Pte Ltd Sembawang Maritime Ltd SGS Thomson Microelectronic Pte Ltd Sime Hogg Robinson (S) Pte Ltd Simon & Schuster Asia Stamping Technology Pte Ltd Statschippac Singapore Swiss Bank Corporation Stone Forest Management Consultants Pte Ltd Sumitomo Corporation Straits Steamship Ltd Svenska Handelsbanken Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co Ltd Sear Buying Services Inc. Siemens Components Pte Ltd Seagate Technology International Sumitomo Heavy Industries (S) Pte Ltd Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd SAL Industrial Leasing Pte Ltd Syarikat Pembenaan Yeoh Tiong Lay Software Alliance (M) Sdn Bhd Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia State Forestry Dept., Pahang Syarikat Telecom Malaysia Berhad Shell Malaysia Ltd ST-Zerust (SEA) Pte Ltd Shell Brunei Sing Re Information Technology Sarawak Shell Berhad Sanofi (M) Sdn Bhd Sumitomo Bakelite Singapore Pte Ltd Tetra Pak Pacific Pte Ltd Tien Wah Press Pte Ltd Temasek Management Services Pte Ltd Trans-Island Bus Services Trade Development Board Times Publishing Group Teow Hong Trading Co. Pte Ltd Texas Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd Tat Lee Bank Tan Tock Seng Hospital The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd The Great Asiatic Company Berhad The Mitsubishi Bank Ltd, Kuala Lumpur United Overseas Banking Group US Ring Binder (S) Pte Ltd Unisys International (S) Pte Ltd United Engineers Ltd United Sembawang Enterprises Pte Ltd Uniphone Sdn Bhd Urban Redevelopment Authority Varta Batteries Pte Ltd Waco International Access & Scaffolding Systems Wilson Parking (S) Pte Ltd Westpac Banking Corporation Wah-Chang Offshore Company Pte Ltd Western Digital (S) Pte Ltd Watt & Akkermans Sdn Bhd Wah-Chang Electro-Plating Ltd Wellcome Singapore Pte Ltd Wearne Brothers (1983) Sdn Bhd

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