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Students' Gallery
Our
students produce a wide variety of interesting
work on an eclectic range of salient and timely
topics relating to media, communications and the
social aspects of technology. One of the key projects
of CNM students is the honours thesis where students
develop their own research questions, conduct
independent fieldwork and analyse their data under
close guidance from their supervisors. In other
CNM modules, students also undertake other research
projects such as product
proposals and business plans. Please click the following links for a complete
listing of all honours theses written by our students.
- Product proposals and business plans
- Honours theses 2003
- Honours theses 2004
- Honours theses 2005 [coming soon]
- Honours theses 2006 [coming soon]
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proposals and business plans
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Students in Dr Lim Sun Sun’s
Problem-Based Learning module NM5202 New Media
in Emerging Asian Economies were challenged to
design ICTs which could help to foster social
interaction amongst people in specific Asian countries.
They conducted research on potential markets,
applied their understanding of media and communication
theories and devised a range of quirky and potentially
useful products.
- Mobile-e – Mobile Device for Learning
English
- Oopie – Mobile Dating Device
- I-Dog – Virtual Family Pet
Click on the thesis title for the
abstracts. The full text of these theses can be
accessed at the National University of Singapore
Central Library.
Ang Shiao Ping, Jillian
A
Look at Internet Advertising from the Perspectives
of Internet Users in Singapore
Ashanti Devi
Rethinking
Singapore’s Internet Content Regulation
Policy
Bertram Chuang
Conceptualizing
Privacy in the Information Age: A Singaporean
Perspective
Lim Joo Lin, Julian
An Even
Finer Time to be Alive? A Study of Young Singaporeans’
Receptivity Toward Local Musicians in the Digital
Age
Lim May-Ann
The e-ASEAN
Initiative: An Evaluative Study
Nur Azhar bin Ayob
Older Adults’
Perceptions of Information and Communications
Technology and their Quality of Life
Nurul Asyikin binte Mohamed
Razali
Blogging
Life: An Inquiry into the Role of Weblogs in Online
Community-Building
Seng Hock Chye
Public Service
Broadcasting in a Multi-Channel Environment: The
Singapore Perspective
Tan Ee Teng
Web Usability
in the Authoring of Hyperfictions
Tan Yen Ling
Delving
into the Socio-Digital Divide: ICTs and their
Impact on Family Life in Singapore
Wong May Qi
Consumer
Trust in Internet Banking Security: A Singapore
Study
Yeo Tien Ee, Dominic
From
Silicon to Genes: Singapore’s Challenge
in the Creative Economy
Click on the thesis title for the
abstracts. The full text of these theses can be
accessed at the National University of Singapore
Central Library or the ICM Resource Room.
Cai Qingqing, Hannah
Virtual
Democracy: A Case Study of the Singaporean Homosexual
Community
Chan Su Fern, Jeannie
E-Government
in the ASEAN Context: A Conceptual Framework
Chen Liling
Mobile Payment
Services in Singapore: A Study of User Adoption
Cheung Wing Sze
Past Glories
and Future Dreams: The Evolution of Film Exhibition
in Singapore
Chon Shi Jiao
Privacy Protection
in M-Commerce: A Theoretical Framework
Chong Singwen
The Intelligent
Island: An Invisible Framework of Movement Tracking
in Singapore
Chung Lyn-Yi
From Monochronic
to ‘Mobilechronic’ – Temporality
in an Era of Mobile Communications
Eng Siok Hwa
The Transnational
Flow of Japanese Popular Culture to Singapore:
A Cultural Perspective
Gan Kwok Ling
Internet
Usage, National Identity and Singaporean Youth
Jayarani Selvaraju
A Micro-Ethical
Approach to Surveillance: A Study of Closed-Circuit
Television (CCTV) in the National University of
Singapore
Koi Eng Chew
A Study
on the Use of Computer Games for Situation Awareness
Development of Fighter Pilots
Leow Mei Zhi
The Mobile
Phone as a Cultural Artefact: A Singapore Perspective
Lim Winnie
Women
on Phua Chu Kang: Television Representations and
Audience Perception
Loo Wei Yew, Desmond
Religion
and Electronic Media: The Use of Electronic Media
by Singapore’s Church Institutions and Church
Congregants
Lye Xinli, Daphne
“Gamegirl”:
A Study of Gender and Gaming in the Singapore
Context
Mazuin Mansor
Comprehending
the Presumed Homogenisation of a Western Standard
of Beauty via the Media: An Audience Research
of Singaporean Female Undergraduates
Ng Shu Yi, Agnes
A Place
for the Postcolonial Woman in Theories of New
Media: Framing the Singaporean Woman’s Experience
Shireen Nisha bte Thoufeekh
A.
Digital
Music: The End of Copyright
Tan Lay Ping
An Exploratory
Study of Teachers’ ICT Usage for Students
in Different Streams at the Secondary Level
Wong Kok Yoong, Darren
Digital
Rights Management in Singapore: A Developmental
Blueprint
Xie Hui Qun
Singapore
Schools in the Knowledge Economy: An Evolution
of the Secondary Classroom
Yeo Hwee Yong, Samuel Selwyn
Towards
a Computer Mediated Collaborative Learning Environment
in an Institute of Higher Learning: An Inquiry
into Users’ Perceptions Towards Asynchronous
Learning Networks Across Pedagogic Disciplines
Yeo Yan Ling, Joanna
The Image
in Hypermedia: A Conceptual Framework
Zhang Weili
Internet
and Citizen Participation: A Singapore Perspective
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