MMU CORNER

lin_okinawa · Post time 7-3-2007 12:05 AM

cuti sbb earthquake

lin_okinawa · Post time 7-3-2007 12:06 AM

Originally posted by ecomoda012 at 6-3-2007 11:59 PM

good :clap: :clap: :clap:

ooooo...naruhodo, upe2nye ko tkmo aku masuk eds dr awl2 lg :geram:
mane tau, kot akan dtg lg ramai dak dak mude dr bapak2 owang :cak:

ecomoda012 · Post time 7-3-2007 12:09 AM

tak de kot freshie

lin_okinawa · Post time 7-3-2007 12:17 AM

:geram: :geram:
tkpe, kene p carik tmpt lain ni wakakaka
tkdela..memain je

k ar, nk tdo...oyasumi..tata

Mily · Post time 7-3-2007 12:19 AM

wuuu
klas x der sampai kol 12 jer..
klas aku start kol 1..
sungguh x adil..dengki kat aku..
patutnyer die wat esok x der klas gaks..eheheh

Mily · Post time 7-3-2007 12:22 AM

bubye..
nite..

ecomoda012 · Post time 7-3-2007 12:23 AM

ok la tu...tak yah nak replace kelas mlm

pakupayung21 · Post time 7-3-2007 12:53 AM

Originally posted by Mily at 7-3-2007 12:19 AM
wuuu
klas x der sampai kol 12 jer..
klas aku start kol 1..
sungguh x adil..dengki kat aku..
patutnyer die wat esok x der klas gaks..eheheh

padan mukeeeeeeee...waaakkaakakak..p klas..jgn x p

miszcincan · Post time 7-3-2007 02:58 AM

smpai kol 12 je ek?
haa...kompem ek?
esok ade klas kol 8 ni..
bestnye kalo xde...

ecomoda012 · Post time 7-3-2007 03:30 AM

aku tak suke btol kalo cuti kat mmu....bnyk kelas nak kene replace mlm

ecomoda012 · Post time 7-3-2007 04:59 AM

82 maut di Sumatera -- Gempa bumi turut dirasai di barat Semenanjung Malaysia, Singapura

ANGGOTA pasukan penyelamat bertungkus-lumus mencari mangsa yang terperangkap di bawah runtuhan di Payakumbuh, antara kawasan paling teruk dilanda gempa bumi yang mengorbankan lebih 80 orang di Sumatera Barat, Indonesia, semalam.

Mily · Post time 7-3-2007 05:55 AM

ha ah..
sib baik gaks..
ckp kat osmet sumer..hahaha
x der klas ganti..korang der..hikhikhik

Mily · Post time 7-3-2007 05:57 AM

oit...lamer x nampak ko?
tve2 muncul laks..hehehe

mentang2 aa klas x der..br jer nampak..

ecomoda012 · Post time 8-3-2007 01:52 AM

Multinationals lining up for these IT graduates

CYBERJAYA: Nelson Key Tho Meng already has a job lined up when he graduates later this month.
He said spending almost six months as a researcher at a top SouthKorean university gave him the edge in finding a job with amultinational company before he had even graduated.

The 22-year-old is one of the success stories of Multimedia University (MMU) here, and its close ties with the IT industry.

Multinationals, from software giant Microsoft to telecommunicationscompanies like Nokia, are lining up to take in MMU undergraduates asinterns, and to provide educational grants.

Chia Sheng Sin, 24, got a job with Microsoft Malaysia as soon as hegraduated from MMU with a degree in software engineering in 2004.

"Thanks to MMU抯 student ambassador programme with Microsoft, I managedto ace this job with them. They knew that I could adapt to theirworking environment as I had interned with them."

Chia抯 boss, senior director Hui Kiat Bin, said: "MMU graduates arefast learners and able to adapt to our technology. And they are farmore competent than graduates from other universities."

Hui said that out of the 18 students interning with Microsoft this year, three were from MMU.

"Usually, we only take one person at a time from any one university," he added.

MMU Information Technology and Engineering graduates are much in demand.

More than 30 per cent of students are snapped up by multinationals evenbefore their final examinations, while the rest secure jobs inprestigious companies within six months of their graduation, saidMultimedia University president and chief executive Ghauth Jasmon in aninterview with the New Straits Times recently.

"One of our graduates was employed by a company in Finland as soon ashe graduated last year. Just to make sure he wouldn抰 refuse the joboffer, they flew him there free."

Twenty-four-year-old Sasi Varman, a graduate in software engineering,is now a project manager with Finnish software company TiksisTechnologies.

MMU, which celebrates its 10th anniversary on March 17, has come a longway. And its graduates are benefiting from its stellar reputation.

"We produce up to 1,800 graduates a year and have 10,000 so far.According to a recent survey, 60 per cent of those who graduated fiveyears ago were employed in multinational companies while 25 per centhad jobs in Multimedia Super Corridor-related companies."

Ghauth said companies such as Nokia, Intel, Alcatel, Microsoft, IBM,Computer Associates and Cisco had contributed more than RM60 million ineducation grants and set up labs with the latest technology, equipmentand software.

Ghauth also said that MMU has 3,100 foreign students from 80 countries