Since the dawn of time, boys have entered Infocomm, only to leave as men. Not as fruity scientists, or mathematicians who spend years arguing whether 0.999... = 1, but as hard boiled engineers, ready to infiltrate enemies’ mainframes with deadly precision at a moment’s notice.
Infocomm is split into two divisions: programming and robotics. Programming will mould you to think like a master programmer: imparted with expert conceptual understanding, with training for competitions such as the National Olympiad in Informatics, you will become a real life hackerman. For robotics, you will be drilled on elegantly blending hardware with software. Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Lego Mindstorm...it is but a spit in the ocean of what is to come.
In the end, the choice for what CCA to contribute to is up to you, and we encourage all who are interested to join us to approach our teachers in charge. And if you do, congratulations! We will be more than happy to receive you.
Mrs Lorraine WangMr Eugene Lim
National Olympiad in Informatics• Top Secondary School Award• 3 Gold • 1 Silver• Top Contestants - Daniel Choo Zhenghao (1st), Ryan See Weixuan (3rd )• Top Secondary Contestants - Tan Chien Hao (1st)Asia Pacific Informatics OlympiadDaniel Choo Zhenghao (Silver)i.code 20192nd Runner Up & Most Popular Award Ulrico Nolan Orlando, Natanael Tan Tiong Oon, Sundarranjan Krithic Sundar RoboCup Singapore Open 2019• 1st place: RoboCupJunior Soccer (Lightweight Category) Heng Teng Yi (4B), Ng Mun Hin (4B) and Zhu Ruihan (4H)• 1st place: RoboCupJunior Technical Challenge Heng Teng Yi (4B), Ng Mun Hin (4B) and Zhu Ruihan (4H)RoboCup 2019• 1st place: RoboCup Junior Lightweight Soccer SuperTeam Heng Teng Yi (4B), Ng Mun Hin (4B) and Zhu Ruihan (4H)• 5th place: RoboCupJunior Soccer (Lightweight Category) Heng Teng Yi (4B), Ng Mun Hin (4B) and Zhu Ruihan (4H)