Engineering Teaching Awards – AY 2017/18 – Electrical and Computer Engineering

Congratulations to the following ECE faculty who received the Faculty of Engineering Teaching Awards for Academic Year 2017/2018 for their consistent and effective contributions to education in Engineering. The conferment of awards by the Dean of Engineering was held at the Faculty of Engineering Awards and Recognition Ceremony on 18 March 2019.

ENGINEERING EDUCATOR AWARD
Dr. Rajesh Chandrasekhara Panicker
HONOURS LIST
Dr. Chua Dingjuan Dr. Sangit Sasidhar Dr. Luo Sha Assoc. Prof. Tan Yan Fu, Vincent
INNOVATIVE TEACHING AWARD
EPP1 & 2 Team @ CEG (Gold) Members of EPP1 & 2 Team @ CEG Dept of ECE – Assoc. Prof. Soh Wee Seng, Dr. Sangit Sasidhar, Dr. Arrchana Muruganantham Dept of Computer Science – Colin Tan Keng Yan, Soo Yuen Jien, Ravi s/o Suppiah
COMMENDATION LIST
Assoc. Prof. Heng Chun Huat Assoc. Prof. Chor Eng Fong Assoc. Prof. Biplab Sikdar Prof. Lee Tong Heng Assoc. Prof. Chen Xudong Dr. Gong Xiao Dr. Fong Xuanyao Assoc. Prof. Tsang Man Kei Prof. Tan Kok Kiong

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