PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
I²P is a challenging and rewarding research programme offered by the Information Systems Technology and Design (ISTD) pillar of the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD).
This programme is offered to students with the aim to widen the learning horizon and deepen the subject knowledge. I²P aims to complement the experiential learning component of a student’s experience.
A student will engage in a research topic of her or his interest and work closely with a member of the ISTD faculty for a period of two to six months. This engagement will provide opportunities for students to participate in meaningful exchange of rich ideas from diversified backgrounds, interdisciplinary collaboration with local and overseas researchers, and engagement in advanced technologies.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN PILLAR
Faculty in ISTD is actively engaged in cutting edge research in audio engineering, cyber security, graphics and visualization, human-computer interaction, image processing, information retrieval, machine learning, natural language processing, networks, signal processing, software engineering, and wireless and sensor networks.
ISTD encourages interdisciplinary and collaborative research. Research projects grow out of real-world problems and are aimed at making social impact. ISTD believes in involving both undergraduate and graduate students in research. Doing so has helped ISTD faculty in creating diverse and vibrant research groups.
ISTD is the host for several SUTD-wide interdisciplinary research centers. These include Project GREaT for research and education in the area of gaming, and iTRUST that focuses on security of cyber physical systems. A Center for Information Systems for Decision Making is in the process of being established and will focus on cyber security of enterprise systems. All centers involve faculty and students from multiple pillars and engage in cutting edge impactful research.
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
We welcome final-year students from local schools with outstanding standing to apply. An ideal student should also possess a passion for research and aspire to be a technically-grounded leader.
WHERE TO APPLY?
All interested students should be endorsed and referred by their respective schools. All CVs, including GCE ‘O’ level results, should be emailed to the following:
Seah Hou Liang
Deputy Director – ISTD Pillar, SUTD
houliang_seah@sutd.edu.sg
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- 2016 Apr to Sep(Temasek Polytechnic) – Wearable Device for Detecting Depression
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- 2015 Apr to Aug (Temasek Polytechnic) – Empirical Studies on Collaborative Software Development
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- 2015 Apr to Aug (Temasek Polytechnic) – Wearable Device for Detecting Depression
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- 2015 Apr to Aug (Temasek Polytechnic) – Rehabilitation System Design for the Elderly
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- Nov 2014, Seah Hou Liang, Asst Prof Yue Zhang, CJC student – Suresh Pillai, MJC student – Tan Chin Khang, Dev Bahl
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- Assistant Professor Zhang Yue, Alex Chong Hong Yun, Lee Jia Qi, September 2014 – Nanyang Polytechnic (School of Information Technology)
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- Assistant Professor Tony Quek, Jen Khai, Arnav, Ken Jen, Joseph, Jun Ye and Jason, June 2014 – National Junior College
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- Assistant Professor Ngai-Man Cheung, Wu Guanqun, Ivan Lee, June 2014 – Raffles Institution
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- Assistant Professor Tony Quek, Chen Jingxuan, Li Chen and Dr Lim Jit Ning, June 2014 – Hwa Chong Institution
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- Dr Oka Kurniawan and Wee Junhao, April 2014 – Temasek Polytechnic (School of Engineering)
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- Dr Subhajit Datta and Nicholas Mulianto, April 2014 – Temasek Polytechnic (School of Engineering)
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- Assistant Professor Ngai-Man Cheung, Chia Yongxiang, Lai Zhiyuan, Ivan Lee, September 2013 – Nanyang Polytechnic (School of Information Technology)
