ICT, Data and Computer Science Curriculum

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Contributed by GOH HAN PIN

Present Situation:

Students did not have sufficient preparation in ICT, Data and Computer Science to be future-ready and world-ready.

Improvement:

Initiated a 4-year curriculum framework which is endorsed by EXCO and to be implemented from Jan 2021 onwards.



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