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Special Interest Groups (SIG)

DotNet Society

Our vision is to allow students to be exposed to the various technologies of Microsoft.

Our mission is to educate and inform the SMU community on the current Microsoft technologies through seminars, workshops, competition and technology visits.

For more information, contact dotnetsociety@smu.edu.sg

IDM SIG

Interactive Digital Media (IDM) is at the forefront of technology and we strive to provide for the requisite infrastructure and a conducive environment for creativity to blossom. We seek to provide our members with ideas, tools or space, whatever they need to turn their ideas into reality.

Our mission is to enable SMU students to experiment with new and interesting technologies in the IDM space.

For more information, contact: Ankitg.2005@sis.smu.edu.sg

IT & Audit SIG

Our mission is to groom student members of the SIG to understand how IT can be used to support any type of audit that includes IT audit.

Our objectives are as follows:

  • To act as an advocator of IT & audit in the SMU community
  • To create awareness of IT audit as a viable career choice

Two unique features of this SIG are as follows:

  • A web-portal that acts as an avenue for the student members to learn about the industry
  • An extension of the Prism to share ideas on IT & Audit

For more information, contact it_audit_sig@smu.edu.sg or visit www.itauditsig.os3.sg

Information Systems / Operations Management Special Interest Group (IS/OM SIG)

Our mission is to be an effective channel for SMU students and potential employers to interact and communicate, and to create awareness of the importance and relevance of the application of IS in Operations Management.

Visit the IS/OM SIG website for more information.

Macness

Macness is the Premium Club for Apple-product users in SMU.

Macness wants to develop the Apple-Community in SMU through creative ways and urges all members to play a part in learning. As a reference point for both Apple Singapore and SMU students, Macness organises seminars, events and provides assistance to users on mainstream Apple-products. As the user base grows, Macness will provide opportunities for inspiring designers and developers to showcase their talents to the masses. On the other hand, our team will work to bring in benefits and offers from Apple Singapore and partners for the student bodies.

In the long run, we believe Macness will be the bridge between our stakeholders from both the academic and corporate world.

For more information, contact macs@smu.edu.sg
Website at www.smumacness.com
Forum at www.smumacness.com/forums

Object-Oriented Programming Society (OOPS)

We aim to encourage and promote software development using good object-oriented principles and design. Through peer review and knowledge sharing, we hope to encourage a culture of mutual support and group learning. Ultimately, we aim to develop software that will benefit the SMU population, and will maintain a code base to facilitate these initiatives.

For more information, contact oops@smu.edu.sg

Open Source Software Society (OS3)

Our mission is to explore, exchange, and accelerate society members' interests and competencies in the field of open source; to practice and promote the responsible use of the open source software; to educate an enlist humanity to learn and help the spirit of open source in the community.

Our objectives are:

  1. To promote open source software to stakeholders, including Students, Management and Public; to realize the potential of open source software.
  2. To advance society members' interests and competencies in the field of open source software.
  3. To research and develop open source software applications to benefit members and stakeholders.
  4. To learn and share open source software with members and stakeholders.

For more information, contact os3@smu.edu.sg

SIG-BIA (Business Intelligence & Analytics)

Business Intelligence (BI) has been deemed the key driver for business transformation and increasingly has been a top priority on the CIO's list for technology spending. The SIG-BIA aims to be a Business Intelligence Hub in SMU to better inform students about the various aspects of BI including its technological and industry domains and also providing information about embarking on a second major in business intelligence track. The SIG-BIA will also promote the usage of the SAS Enterprise Intelligence Laboratory (SEIL) and assist in conducting workshops to better equip students with hands-on experience of the enterprise software.

Visit the SIG-BIA website for more information.



Last updated on 23 June, 2008 by School of Information Systems.