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Associate Professor Aaron Chia takes us through his experience of teaching an interdisciplinary course (IE5404/DTS5701) on large-scale systems engineering, including an explanation of the framework used and the challenges encountered. What is Large Scale Systems Engineering? Large-scale systems engineering (LSSE) deals with the conceptualising, designing, building, and managing of “system of systems” (SoS) from a systems

Every year, our ISE student club organizes a business analytics case competition (BACC) for pre-university students and current engineering undergraduates. This year’s competition (BACC 2022) was jointly organized with Micron. As part of the event, we (Napat and Chin Hon) were invited by the ISE club to conduct an optimization workshop for the participants. Optimization

ISE graduates continue to report high salaries and healthy employment in the latest GES Year after year, Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) graduates consistently report healthy employment and high starting salaries in the Graduate Employment Survey (GES) conducted by the Ministry of Education each November. The 2021 cohort is no different with 96.7% finding employment within six

Congratulations to Ms. Xie Jiaohong (supervised by A/Prof. Chen Nan and Dr. Liu Yang), who won Second Place in the Student Research Competition in the virtual event on Artificial Intelligence Enabled Next Generation Transportation Systems. This was organized by the Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Committee of ASCE Transportation & Development Institute. Her research and presentation

Machine learning enables businesses to speed up the pace of work, reduce errors and improve accuracy. One example of this is image classification where a machine processes images along a production line to identify defective products. The ability to train machines to recognize images presents a huge opportunity for many organizations. In particular, visual tasks

Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) and Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL), here is the fifth video in our series about Digital Twin. In this video, we talk about Visualisation and the varying degrees of visibility ranging from text and dashboard display to

Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) and Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL), here is the fourth video in our series about Digital Twin. In this video, we talk about Optimisation and Learning, which are key degrees of Analysability in Digital Twin. This video

Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) and Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL), here is the third video in our series about Digital Twin. In this video, we talk about Connectivity in Digital Twin. The video also covers our centres’ in-house mark-up languages–Warehouse ML

Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) and Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL), here is the second video in our series about Digital Twin. In this video, we introduce an important element of Digital Twin: Simulation Modelling. The video also covers our centres’ in-house

The Centre for Next Generation Logistics would like to wish our partners, colleagues and friends good health, lasting prosperity as well as an OX-picious new year.

The Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL) and the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) present the first of six videos in our series to share more about Digital Twin with our community. This video is an introduction to the subject, providing some background and context to the topic

National University of Singapore (NUS), through its Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) and Centre for Next Generation Logistics (C4NGL), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with The Netherlands Organisation for applied scientific research (TNO) on the 25th October 2019. The TNO-NUS MOU was signed by Professor Thean