PAR EXCELLENCE AWARD,ICQCC Hydrabad India 2021

Alhamdulilah kali in kumpulan kami telah menerima menerima Par Excellence Award di 46th International Convention on Quality Control Circles (ICQCC) 2021

DIAMOND , GOLD AND SILVER AT IIDEX 2019

Alhamdulilah dari dua projek inovasi yang saya sertai dalam (IIDEX) 2019 kali ini , inovasi WeGBY CHAIR telah menerima Anugerah SPECIAL AWARD - DIAMOND dan GOLD manakala inovasi RDMS (Reference Desk Management System ) mendapat anugerah SILVER

FASILITATOR TERBAIK 2019 ZON TENGAH

Alhamdulilah kali ini di anugerahkan sebagai Fasiltator Terbaik di Konvensyen KIK Peringkat UiTM 2019 Zon Tengah sekali lagi setelah menerima pada tahun 2016

ANUGERAH EMAS KONVENSYEN TEAM EXECELLENT MPC 2018

Alhamdulilah tugasan kali ini berjaya membawa kumpulan KIK PTAR i-Clique meraih Anugerah Emas dalam Konvensyen Team Excellent Peringkat Wilayah 2018 ( Wilayah Selatan ) di Holiday Villa Johor Bahru City Centre

ANUGERAH EMAS BAGI INOVASI SOLAT ALERT SOFTWARE (SAS) DI ITEX2017

Alhamdulilah dapat juga melakarkan sejarah memenangi anugerah emas bagi penyertaan di International Invention, Innovation and Technology Exhibition (ITEX 2017) pula dengan produk inovasi Solat Alert Software (SAS). ....

Anugerah EMAS (GOLD) di Ekspo Reka Cipta, Inovasi dan Reka Bentuk (Invention, Innovation And Design Exposition) - IIDEX

Alhamdulilah kedua-dua projek inovasi yang saya sertai mendapat anugerah dalam IIDEX2016 daripada sejumlah 745 penyertaan keseluruhannya.

Awards at British Invention Show 2009

The British Invention Show, is the largest innovation and technology expo in Britain. UiTM submitted 8 entries of which all won medals.

Fasilitator Terbaik

Fasilitator Terbaik kali kedua berturut-turut. Sebenarnya kejayaaan ini adalah kejayaan anda semua.

Konvensyen ICC Kebangsaan

Naib Johan Sektor Awam, 10 Kumpulan Terbaik Sektor Awam, Anugerah Emas 3 Bintang Konvensyen ICC Kebangsaan

Pingat Emas Dalam Malaysia Technology Expo ( MTE)

Menerima anugerah Pingat Emas dalam Malaysia Technology Expo ( MTE) 2009 yang telah diadakan pada 19 hingga 21 Februari 2009 di PWTC, Kuala Lumpur. Pelbagai hasil penyelidikan telah dipamerkan oleh 460 peserta/ kumpulan daripada pelbagai IPTA, badan swasta, MRSM dan lain-lain organisasi.

Saturday, May 10, 2014

SEMAKAN KEPUTUSAN PERMOHONAN KE PROGRAM DIPLOMA / ASASI UiTM 2014


SEMAKAN KEPUTUSAN PERMOHONAN KE PROGRAM DIPLOMA/ ASASI/ SARJANA MUDA (KEPUJIAN) SENIBINA (AP243) LEPASAN SPM SESI AKADEMIK 1 2014/2015 BOLEH DISEMAK MULAI 11 MEI 2014 (AHAD) MULAI JAM 11.00 PAGI.

SILA LAYARI http://online.uitm.edu.my

Sebarang persoalan berkaitan dengan permohonan kemasukan ke UiTM boleh diajukan kepada :

Pengarah
Bahagian Pengambilan Pelajar,
Aras Bawah, Bangunan UiTM International Centre (UIC)
Universiti Teknologi MARA
40450 Shah Alam, Selangor
Tel: (+603) 5544 3164, 3166, 3174
Faks: (+603) 5544 3170
Web: http://pengambilan.uitm.edu.my

Monday, May 05, 2014

Persidangan Antarabangsa Manuskrip Melayu 2014


Tuan/Puan dijemput untuk mengikuti sesi webinar secara langsung Persidangan Antarabangsa Manuskrip Melayu 2014 (International Conference On Malay Manuscript) pada butiran seperti berikut:


Tarikh: 6-7 Mei 2014 (Selasa - Rabu)
Masa: 8.30 pg - 5.00 ptg
Tempat: Seri Pacific Hotel, Kuala Lumpur



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Acara ini boleh diikuti secara lintas langsung menerusi sesi webinar u-Pustaka seperti berikut :

Hari Pertama : 6 Mei 2014 (Selasa)
URL : http://webinar.u-library.gov.my/icmm2014/

Hari Kedua : 7 Mei 2014 (Rabu)
URL : http://webinar.u-library.gov.my/icmm2014_day2/









PERPUSTAKAAN NEGARA MALAYSIA JUGA  MENGANJURKAN PAMERAN ANTARABANGSA MANUSKRIP MELAYU YANG BERTEMPAT DI PERPUSTAKAAN NEGARA MALAYSIA. PELBAGAI AKTIVITI YANG DIJALANKAN SEPANJANG SEPERTI PEMERAN MANUSKRIP DALAM PERAHU BESAR, PERTANDINGAN INSTAGRAM, CABUTAN BERTUAH DAN BANYAK LAGI. MASUK ADALAH PERCUMA. UNTUK MAKLUMAT LANJUT SILA LAYARI WWW.PNM.GOV.MY 


Nama Program PAMERAN ANTARABANGSA MANUSKRIP MELAYU 

Tempat Berlangsung :PERPUSTAKAAN NEGARA MALAYSIA 

Penganjur Program : PERPUSTAKAAN NEGARA MALAYSIA 

Masa : 10:00 AM hingga 05:00 PM 

Tarikh:  28th April 2014 hingga 28th July 2014 


Yuran :  TIADA YURAN DIKENAKAN



Baca isu berikut:


http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/asian-and-african/2013/08/british-librarys-malay-manuscripts-to-be-digitised-in-partnership-with-the-national-library-of-singa.html


19 August 2013

British Library's Malay manuscripts to be digitised

The complete collection of Malay manuscripts in the British Library is to be digitised thanks to a generous donation of £125,000 from Singapore-based American philanthropists William and Judith Bollinger. The five-year project, in collaboration with the National Library Board of Singapore, will fund the digitisation of materials of interest to Singapore held in the British Library. In addition to Malay manuscripts, early maps of Singapore and selected archival papers of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles – who founded a British settlement in Singapore in 1819 – will also be digitised and made freely accessible online.

For centuries, the Malay language has played an important role as the lingua franca of trade, diplomacy and religion throughout maritime Southeast Asia. It was the language through which Islam spread across the archipelago from the 13th century onwards; it was the language in which visiting merchants from the Middle East, India, China and Europe would barter for spices in the rich port cities of Melaka, Patani, Aceh, Banten and Makassar; and it was the language through which British and Dutch colonial officials communicated with local sultanates. Until the early 20th century Malay was generally written in a modified form of the Arabic script known as Jawi, and Malay manuscripts originate from the present-day nations of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and the southern regions of Thailand and the Philippines
- See more at: http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/asian-and-african/2013/08/british-librarys-malay-manuscripts-to-be-digitised-in-partnership-with-the-national-library-of-singa.html#sthash.gBKe4Gu7.dpuf

The British Library holds over a hundred Malay manuscript texts and several hundred Malay letters and documents, dating from the 17th to the 19th centuries. These manuscripts derive mainly from the historic British Museum collections, including Malay books owned by John Crawfurd, who served under Raffles during the British administration of Java from 1811 to 1816, and then as Resident of Singapore from 1823 to 1826, and from the India Office Library (which became part of the British Library in 1983), which holds Malay manuscripts belonging to John Leyden, Raffles’s closest friend and advisor, who died of fever shortly after the British capture of Batavia in 1811; Col. Colin Mackenzie, Raffles’s Chief Engineer in Java; as well as a few manuscripts previously owned by Raffles himself.
Although not large, the British Library collection of Malay manuscripts includes some very important works, including the oldest known manuscript of the earliest Malay history, ‘Chronicle of the kings of Pasai’, Hikayat Raja Pasai, (Or.14350), describing the coming of Islam to Sumatra; two copies of the most famous Malay historical text, the ‘Malay Annals’, Sejarah Melayu, (Or.14734 & Or.16214) recording the glories of the great kingdom of Melaka up to its capture by the Portuguese in 1511; literary works in both prose (hikayat) and verse (syair), some of which – such as the intriguingly-named ‘Story of the Pig King’, Hikayat Raja Babi (Add.12393), written by a merchant from Semarang during a voyage to Palembang in Sumatra – are unique copies; as well as texts on law and Islamic religious obligations. A few of the manuscripts are exquisitely illuminated, including a fine copy of an ethical guide for rulers, ‘The Crown of Kings’, Taj al-Salatin, copied in Penang in 1824 (Or.13295).
- See more at: http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/asian-and-african/2013/08/british-librarys-malay-manuscripts-to-be-digitised-in-partnership-with-the-national-library-of-singa.html#sthash.gBKe4Gu7.dpuf

The Malay manuscripts are being digitised in the British Library and will be fully available on the Library’s Digitised Manuscripts online (search on keywords ‘Malay’ or ‘Jawi’), while the National Library Board of Singapore will also be mounting the images on their BookSG website. Thus through this project, manuscripts which previously could only be viewed by visiting the British Library’s reading rooms in London will soon be made freely accessible online worldwide to anyone with an interest in Malay heritage and culture. Over the next few months, on this blog we will be exploring in more detail individual manuscripts as they are digitised and made available online. If you would like to keep in touch, subscribe by email (at the top of this page) and follow us on Twitter @BLAsia_Africa. Further reading Malay manuscripts in the British Library are catalogued in:M.C. Ricklefs & P. Voorhoeve, Indonesian manuscripts in Great Britain (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1977)Annabel Teh Gallop, Lead Curator, Southeast Asian Studies - 

See more at: http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/asian-and-african/2013/08/british-librarys-malay-manuscripts-to-be-digitised-in-partnership-with-the-national-library-of-singa.html#sthash.gBKe4Gu7.dpuf

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