#3D course in Singapore

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What if Far Far Away Castle was featured at Universal Studios Florida and Universal Studios Orlando?

20 years ago on this day, "Shrek 2" was released two days early from its initially scheduled release date, May 21, 2004. This film took the world of "Shrek", as well as DreamWorks Animation to new heights. Considering how "Shrek 2" was even better than the first movie, and also its huge box office success at the time, it gave me an idea I thought of a few years ago.

We all know how "Shrek" was supposed to be a satire of fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and even Disney classics, so I thought that since the Magic Kingdom was the main highlight for the Disney Parks (Mainly Sleeping Beauty's castle in California and Cinderella's castle in Florida), and the fact that Disney and Universal are natural rival studios, what if Universal Studios Theme Parks in the United States built a replica of King Harold and Queen Lillian's castle to compete with Disney's Magic Kingdom?

Though Far Far Away does exist at Universal Studios Singapore, here's my own interpretation for how I think Far Far Away Castle would look like in the US.

SETUP

The exterior would pretty much be the same, if not, downsized. For the interior, I imagined the castle would not only be a place you could tour around, but it could also work as a hotel. The rooms we've seen in the "Shrek" sequels like the dining room, the courtyard (complete with a wooden polished dance floor and a stage for live performances and other outdoor events), and even the library (even though you can't rent the books, as I think the shelves would be fake) would be present. The place can be loaded with bedrooms, themed off of famous DreamWorks Animation properties. Some bedrooms can also have a balcony where you can get a good view of Universal Studios from.

As far as other rooms, I was thinking there could be a swimming pool and hot tub area, a spa, an arcade, and even private movie theater screening rooms where you can watch your favorite Universal movies with your choice to see them in 2D or RealD 3D formats (depending on your liking, or what titles are available for both formats). There can also be a restricted area for adults only which offers a bar and possibly a casino, with "Shrek" themed slot machines and card tables.

This is all I've got, but since Nintendo beat us to it with Super Nintendo World (in a good way, of course), I still think this would've been a great sight to see for Universal.

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An extremely controversial ranking of Mariokart 8’s 95 courses.

I know there’s 96 but I’ve missed one and can’t figure out for the life of me which one it was. Please help.

Wii rainbow road - nostalgic banger, made easier in this game tho

3DS rainbow road - fucking beautiful, was my number 1 but wii just had a special place in my heart

Big blue - a masterpiece

Mount wario - another masterpiece

Coconut mall - let down by its remakes but still a classic

Maple treeway - pumpkin spice latte

Waluigi stadium - it’s fucking waluigi stadium

Daisy circuit - a beautiful and classic course

Sunshine airport - the star cup in 8 is just the best cup

DK’s snowboard cross - prefer Wii’s but I still love it nonetheless

Waluigi pinball - DS had me in a chokehold

Daisy cruiser - mesmerising

Squeaky clean spirit - probably the best new course out the whole pack

Bowser’s castle 3 - simple but fucking amazing

Bowser’s castle - a banger

Mute city - speed

DK mountain - why are the turns harder to pull off in 8

Peach gardens - was my favourite as a 6 year old

Excitebike arena - carnage

DK Jungle - the great banana

Dolphin shoals - George Michael

Electrodrome - boing

Singapore speedway - shiny

Moonview highway - wii nostalgia

Merry mountain - um overhated it’s fucking Xmas themed

Wario stadium - again, loved it on DS and 8 did it justice as a remake

Koopa cape - the most butchered wii remake

Rosalina’s ice world - SUPER OVERHATED IDC I LOVE IT THE MUSIC WAS BEAUTIFUL IN 8 DEFINITELY A STEP UP FROM 3DS SUCK MY DICK

Royal raceway - pretty pink

Yoshi valley - playing this with noobs is the best

Melody motorway - 3DS nostalgia

Grumble volcano - meh

Mushroom gorge - best on wii

64 rainbow road - meh, still fun

Wario’s goldmine - prefer it on 8 cause wii was just rage inducing

SNES rainbow road - shroom high

Shy guy falls - mew woosh

Kalimari desert - meh

Piranha plant cove - ooh pretty :0

Hyrule Circuit - dun duuuun dun dun dun dun dun duuuuun

Cloudtop cruise - meh

Mario circuit - can’t even remember which one this was

Toad harbour - used to love it but now I get bored

Yoshi’s island - never played it so don’t really care

Boo lake - good remake

Tick tock clock - got bored of this one

Cheep cheep beach - loved it on DS

Vancouver velocity - music is alright

Mario kart stadium - boring

Ribbon road - pretty good (would swap rankings but I cba)

Rainbow Road 8 - I wanna like it but it’s just so meh

Moo moo meadows - fight me

Piranha plant pipeway - alright I guess

Baby park - mehhhhhhhh

Mario circuit DS - mehhhhhhhh

Alpine pass - done dirty

Sydney sprint - eh

Toad circuit - get fucked

Sweet sweet canyon - cool aesthetic lame ass gameplay

Paris promenade - alright

Choco mountain - overhyped

Thwomp ruins - not keen

Mario circuit - again I don’t know which one this is

Sherbet land - no

Snow land - no

Koopa city - I like the vibe but I hate it online

Animal crossing - mEh

Riverside park - a let down

Donut plains 3 - heheheheheb 69

Athens dash - alright

Bangkok rush - mEh

New York Minute - eh?

Berlin Byways - music is good but it’s boring

Tokyo blur - for Tokyo this sucks

Toad’s turnpike - womp womp

Water park - water who

Twisted mansion - just put luigi’s mansion in instead and we’ll all be happy

Madrid drive - this comes up like 50 times online and I hate it

Sunset wilds - boring

Dry dry desert - I hate the desert ones

Ice ice outpost - wouldn’t pick it

Super bell subway - liked it at first but it got old quickly

Wild woods - sick of it

Sky High Sunday - an eyesore

LA laps - not enough shit

Shroom bridge - had enough shit

Sky garden - let down

London loop - easy, boring

Rome avanti - the city tracks just flop huh

Ninja hideaway - I HATE IT I HA IT HATE IT

Mario circuit 3 - why is this in every game

Amsterdam drift - I hate the dutch

Dragon driftway - I cant stand it

Bone dry dunes - worst track ever

Cheeseland - wait no, this is. I hate cheese land. It makes me feel sick. I’m lactose intolerant but I love cheese. But I hate cheese land. Whenever anyone picks it I officially hate them as much as I hate this course. Kill it. Burn it. Erase it. Get rid of it.

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"Top Family-Friendly Attractions Singapore"

Singapore, a dazzling island city-state in Southeast Asia, is a melting pot of cultures, modern architecture, lush green spaces, and rich history. It’s a place where tradition meets innovation, making it a fascinating destination for travelers of all ages. In this article, we’ll explore some of Singapore’s most iconic attractions, including the thrilling Universal Studios Singapore, and provide essential tips for planning your visit.

1. Gardens by the Bay: A Futuristic Green Haven

Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore’s most remarkable attractions, showcasing the city’s commitment to green living and sustainability. This expansive garden complex features the iconic Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome.

The Supertree Grove consists of towering vertical gardens that are especially enchanting at night during the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show. The Cloud Forest houses a stunning indoor waterfall and a lush mountain covered with a wide variety of plants, offering a cool and misty respite from the tropical heat. The Flower Dome, the largest glass greenhouse in the world, showcases a vast collection of flora from Mediterranean and semi-arid regions.

2. Marina Bay Sands: An Architectural Marvel

Marina Bay Sands is a world-renowned integrated resort, famous for its striking architecture and luxury offerings. The resort includes a hotel, a casino, a shopping mall, and the ArtScience Museum. However, the crown jewel is the SkyPark, an observation deck perched atop three 55-story towers. The SkyPark offers breathtaking panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline and the Marina Bay area. The infinity pool on the rooftop is a surreal experience, reserved exclusively for hotel guests.

The ArtScience Museum, with its unique lotus-shaped design, hosts traveling exhibitions that blend art, science, and technology. It’s a place where you can experience cutting-edge interactive installations and discover the intersection of creativity and innovation.

3. Sentosa Island: A Tropical Resort Paradise

Sentosa Island is Singapore’s premier destination for entertainment and leisure. It’s home to an array of attractions, including beaches, nature trails, golf courses, and luxury resorts. The island also boasts family-friendly attractions like the S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the largest aquariums in the world, and the Adventure Cove Waterpark, where you can enjoy thrilling water slides and a lazy river.

Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is a star attraction on Sentosa Island, offering an exciting and immersive experience with themed zones, thrilling rides, and live shows. The park is divided into seven themed zones, including Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, Lost World, Far Far Away, and Madagascar. Each zone is meticulously designed to transport visitors into different worlds, inspired by popular movies and TV shows.

For adrenaline junkies, the park offers exhilarating rides like Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON, a dueling roller coaster, and Transformers: The Ride, a 3D dark ride. Families and children can enjoy attractions like the Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure and Shrek 4-D Adventure.

Universal Studios Singapore Tickets

To make the most of your visit, it’s advisable to purchase Universal Studios Singapore Tickets in advance. This not only secures your entry but also helps you avoid long queues, giving you more time to enjoy the park’s attractions. Tickets can be purchased online or at various authorized vendors. Be sure to check for special promotions or bundled packages that include other attractions on Sentosa Island.

4. Chinatown: A Cultural Exploration

Chinatown is a vibrant neighborhood that offers a deep dive into Singapore’s rich Chinese heritage. The area is filled with traditional shophouses, temples, markets, and eateries. The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, with its ornate architecture, is a key highlight and offers a glimpse into Buddhist culture.

The Chinatown Heritage Centre provides an immersive experience into the lives of early Chinese settlers in Singapore. Don’t miss the chance to sample delicious local dishes at the Chinatown Food Street, where you can try everything from dim sum to Hainanese chicken rice.

5. Little India: A Colorful Cultural Hub

Little India is another vibrant district that celebrates Singapore’s Indian community. The area is known for its colorful streets, bustling markets, and aromatic food stalls. Visitors can explore traditional Indian shops selling everything from spices to textiles and jewelry. The Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, one of the oldest Hindu temples in Singapore, is a must-visit for its intricate carvings and vibrant atmosphere.

6. Orchard Road: Shopper’s Paradise

Orchard Road is Singapore’s most famous shopping boulevard, lined with luxury boutiques, department stores, and entertainment options. Whether you’re looking for high-end fashion, electronics, or local souvenirs, Orchard Road has something for everyone. The area is also dotted with trendy cafes and restaurants, making it a great place to relax after a shopping spree.

7. Singapore Zoo and Night Safari: Wildlife Wonders

The Singapore Zoo is world-renowned for its open-concept enclosures that allow animals to roam in environments that closely resemble their natural habitats. Home to over 2,800 animals, the zoo offers a unique and educational wildlife experience. Adjacent to the zoo is the Night Safari, the world’s first nocturnal zoo, where visitors can observe nocturnal animals in their naturalistic habitats.

8. Clarke Quay: Riverside Entertainment Hub

Clarke Quay is a vibrant riverside quay filled with restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues. It’s a great place to enjoy a night out, with a wide range of dining options from local cuisine to international dishes. Visitors can also take a river cruise to see the city’s skyline and historical bridges illuminated at night.

Conclusion

Singapore is a city of endless possibilities, offering a rich tapestry of experiences for all kinds of travelers. Whether you’re marveling at the futuristic landscapes of Gardens by the Bay, exploring the cultural enclaves of Chinatown and Little India, or seeking thrills at Universal Studios Singapore, there’s something for everyone in this dynamic city. Make sure to plan your visit and purchase your Universal Studios Singapore Tickets in advance to ensure a smooth and unforgettable experience. Singapore is more than just a destination; it’s an experience that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime.

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HTX Tech X Summit 2024 Opening Video ( AI Generated Content ) from HOLOGRIX™ on Vimeo.

From the creators and team that produced the Holographic Opening Performance for the launch of Home Team Science and Technology Agency (HTX) back in 2019 ( vimeo.com/hologrix/htx ) … After five years , HTX is back and this time round, we produced an opening video using Generative AI which was something that never seen done before in Singapore as of this date of posting.

The Official Launch of the Inaugural Milipol Asia Pacific 2024, as part of HTX’s TechX Summit on 3 April 2024, we melded traditional filmmaking techniques with Generative AI content and using Gen AI tools to create an opening video that highlighted the synchronous relationship that humans and AI could have in the future.

The fruit of our labour, working with Gen AI tools was both an eye opening and frustrating experience as we while just at the tip of the ice berg. Every week some new features were updated or new apps were developed but not release yet. Therefore, there were a lot of trial and errors. We had resolution issues - our screen size was 7600 x 1600 pixel and then consistency character issues etc. Of course with over 20 years of post production and visual effect experiences, we were able to trouble shoot along the way. And I got to say … we truly experienced how advanced AI has become and also how far it has yet to go. AI is already all around us, and it will continue to machine learn FOREVER. ( Can you imagine how smart it will be in future ??? ).

A HOLOGRIX Productions

Conceptualised and Directed by Kenny Yek

CREATIVE TEAM : Executive Director : Daniel See Creative Director : Kenny Yek Assistant Producers: Ian Pereira, Jonathan Shi AI Lead Artist / Supervisor : Chawanan Inkumnoi AI Storyboard Artist : Kenny Yek / Chawanan Inkumnoi 3D VFX animator : Raymond Teo Motion Graphic VFX: Nick Teo Motion Graphic animator : Azhar T. Pangesti Junior VFX animator : Manfred Soh Video Post Productions : Kenny Yek Color Grading : Kenny Yek Gen Ai Specialist : HLAB Thailand Chawanan Inkumnoi / Trirat Homchantra / Pakkinan Weladee / Phattara Chattuphattarakul / Kenny Yek Sound Design : Homeground Studios Tan Ming Jie / Daryl Hor Music Direction : Kenny Yek

PRODUCTION TEAM : Line Producer : Foo XiuQi Production assistance : Chloe Chow, Manfred Soh, Kevin Chong Director of Photography : Jaye Neo Camera Assistant: Shawn Fonseka Data Wrangler / Live Key Operator: Kat Midori Gaffer: JT Grip/Teleprompter Support: Tai Huan Ting Location Sound Recordist: Daniel Koh Hair & Makeup Artist: Shireen Lim Filming Equipment support by JT productions

CASTS : Either face swapped or footage use for machine learning Allan Wu Fish Chaar Chun Kong Candice Tan William Tan Mathilda Chua

Commissioned by Ministry of Home Affairs, HTX ( 2024 )

We are always looking for new ways to collaborate, let us bring your next event to life! Contact us today at info@hologrix.com or visit our website hologrix.com to learn more. Let’s work together now.

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Singapore's Best Coding Program for Kids: Unlocking Creativity and Skills

In today's fast-paced world, technology undergoes constant evolution in response to the dynamic environment. As technology continues to advance, it presents new opportunities in education and careers for the younger generation. Consequently, there is a growing demand for the finest coding programs for kids in Singapore, aiming to cultivate young minds with coding knowledge. The Coding Trail stands out as a leading provider of excellent online coding tutorials specifically designed for kids.

The Coding Trail; for the best coding program for kids in Singapore!

The Coding Trail offers an interactive learning experience designed to make coding more approachable and fun for kids. It provides the premier coding program for kids in Singapore, complemented by offerings in 3D Design, Electronics and Robotics, Web Development, Python, and Javascript.

 This program offers a unique combination of structured learning and exciting excursions that go beyond standard coding classes and encourage young brains to innovate and reinvent their skills. 

The Coding Trail Revolutionizing the Coding Program

The Coding Trail has a unique and distinct approach that can encourage the kids to go further in the field of coding by enriching their skills and creativity. 

Key highlights of The Coding Trail's coding programs include:,

Interactive learning 

The Coding Trail employs interactive and captivating methodologies in its coding courses to maintain student engagement and concentration. These courses incorporate educational games, quizzes, and hands-on coding exercises to enhance learning effectiveness.

Trained Tutors

The Coding Trail's premier coding program for kids in Singapore boasts a team of skilled tutors with expertise in coding. These instructors foster a passion for technology among children by demystifying its complexities and guiding them through the learning process with ease.

Age-based Curriculum

 The Coding Trail offers a curriculum designed specifically for each child. With introductory coding for younger students and more challenging programs for older students, the curriculum ensures that every student will have a fun and challenging pace, thereby making it the best coding program for kids in Singapore. 

The Coding Trail goes beyond typical coding classes for kids, offering more than just preparation for a future in technology. It equips students with fundamental skills essential across various industries. Their programs present a distinctive opportunity for children to embark on a journey of learning and skill enhancement.

 Children who complete courses on The Coding Trail gain the ability to comprehend and actively participate in the ever-evolving digital landscape. These classes establish a solid foundation for a future where technology is not only utilized but also comprehended, whether it's through grasping the principles of design logic or crafting innovative projects.

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Week 6

Risk Management

How might I use the Quality, Time & Risk Management techniques I learned about in class to improve my life? What do I want to do when I graduate? What existing risks are preventing me from succeeding in my plans? How do I mitigate those risks?

i think i can use thiss technique to manage my life projects better. As of now i have many many big personal projects that could last years and decades but the workload seems overwhelming. i havent had time to break it down and tackle it. not to say balancing everyday life, personal project, professional projects and studying. i think i could benefit to section everything into bite size and achievable tasks rather than 3 or 4 giant sections.

After graduations, im planning to further my studies into animation and game making, since Design Studies is a very general and overall Course, meaning i know a bit of everything but not particularly specialized in anything. My final directions is still animation, and illustrations, so im planning to study master in those. illustration is cool and more to my liking but im not sure if i can sustain myself by just being an illustrator, so I'm refocusing onto Animation, specially 2D animation. The reason why 2D and not 3D is bc i feel like in recent years the 3D animation industry has been oversaturated and asking for sth new, so they r developing the mix betwwen 2D and 3D or multimedium. And to be able to adapt to the everchanging and demanding industry, i have to had my basic first, therefore 2D animation. for me 3D is just a skill to add on the skillset, but to be really good and unique i have to start with 2D. so my plan for the near future is, getting internship in a 2D studio in Hanoi (Deedee animation would be great) > work to get experience first > once i feel like im all prepared and equipped with basic knowledge > animation master oversea (Singapore/France/England/Hongkong) > get a job in some animation studio and deveope my portfolio and personal project. During this plan i definitely have to develope some personal project to strengthen my portfolio. Honestly, im scared, I have all this plan but i dont know where to start and everything seems so overwhelming. i know i should start w bitesize baby step but it would be a lie if this isnt still overwhelming to me.

Anyway, project update

We just got update on the question list and the chosen brief in Dec 2nd, and it's Chuyện của Gấu. We r currently behind our schedule 2 week, so we will have to push our productivities up. I called for a quick meeting/ update to divide our workload and readjust our timeframe. also tell my team mate to do more research into BSNB, moonbear and Mường culture.

Our task curently

As of now, we divided into 2 group

task 1 - Calendar - Nhung Nguyen & Linh Dinh

task 2 - GIft box - Linh Tran & Mi Do

each person will get 4-5 tasks, this can be change accordingly in the future if anyone is/is not able to finish their task.

additional tasks: research and questions for client on BSNB fieldtrip

nhoong's personal task: communicate w clients and other leaders to agree on a day for the field trip; preparations and collect drafts from members and organize to present to client first draft on field trip

2 key dates this week:

9 Dec: client meeting 1 - Introductions and Hanoi zoo filedtrip

10 Dec: BSNB fieldtrip

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Discover Authentic Turkish Cuisine at the Finest Restaurant in Singapore

Introduction:

Welcome to one of the most renowned Turkish restaurants in Singapore, conveniently located near Clarke Quay. Our family-friendly establishment offers an inviting atmosphere, ideal for delightful dinners with friends and loved ones. At our restaurant, we take pride in delivering an authentic culinary experience, ensuring that every dish encapsulates the rich flavors and traditions of Turkish cuisine.

Turkish Cuisine:

Turkish cuisine is a delightful fusion of Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Central Asian influences, resulting in a unique and delectable culinary tradition. At our restaurant, we strive to bring the true essence of Turkish food to Singapore, offering a wide array of dishes that are both appetizing and satisfying.

Menu Highlights:

Our menu features a diverse selection of Turkish delicacies, prepared with utmost care and using only the finest ingredients. From savory appetizers to hearty main courses, each dish is crafted to provide an unforgettable dining experience. Here are some of our menu highlights:

1. Meze: Begin your culinary journey with an assortment of meze, including classics like hummus, babaganoush, and dolma. These flavorful appetizers are perfect for sharing and setting the tone for an enjoyable meal.

2. Kebabs: Indulge in our succulent kebabs, prepared using traditional grilling techniques. Whether you prefer chicken, lamb, or beef, our kebabs are marinated to perfection, resulting in tender and juicy meat that will leave your taste buds craving for more.

3. Pide: Discover the Turkish version of pizza - pide. Our pide is baked to perfection, with a crispy yet soft crust, topped with an array of delicious ingredients such as minced meat, cheese, and vegetables. It's a must-try dish for pizza lovers seeking a unique twist.

4. Baklava: Conclude your meal on a sweet note with our delightful baklava. This traditional Turkish dessert features layers of flaky pastry filled with nuts and sweetened with syrup, creating a heavenly combination of textures and flavors.

Family-Friendly Environment:

At our restaurant, we prioritize creating a warm and inviting atmosphere where families and friends can gather and enjoy a memorable dining experience. Our friendly and attentive staff will ensure that your visit is nothing short of exceptional, catering to your needs and making you feel right at home.

Address: 3D River Valley Rd, #01-05 Clake Quay, Singapore- 179023.

Conclusion:

If you are seeking an authentic taste of Turkish cuisine in Singapore, look no further than our restaurant near Clarke Quay. With our commitment to quality, warm hospitality, and a menu brimming with traditional Turkish dishes, we guarantee an unforgettable dining experience. Join us and embark on a culinary journey that will transport you to the vibrant streets of Turkey.

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Empowering the Next Generation of Coders: Kiya Learning Online Coding Classes in Singapore

In today's rapidly evolving digital world, coding skills have become an indispensable asset for individuals seeking to thrive in the 21st century. Recognizing the importance of early exposure to coding, Kiya Learning, a leading educational platform, has introduced a comprehensive range of online coding classes tailored to students in Singapore.

Kiya Learning's online coding classes are designed to nurture young minds, fostering problem-solving abilities, creativity, and a passion for technology. Through engaging and interactive sessions, students embark on a coding journey that is both educational and fun.

Why Choose Kiya Learning Online Coding Classes?

Expert Tutors: Kiya Learning's team of highly qualified and experienced tutors are passionate about imparting coding knowledge in a way that is both effective and engaging. They understand the unique learning styles of young minds and tailor their teaching methods accordingly.

Personalized Attention: Kiya Learning's online coding classes are designed to provide students with the personalized attention they need to excel in their coding journey. With small class sizes, tutors can focus on individual needs and ensure that every student receives the support they require.

Interactive and Engaging Curriculum: Kiya Learning's online coding curriculum is designed to make learning fun and interactive. Students engage with hands-on projects, interactive games, and puzzles, allowing them to apply coding concepts in real-world scenarios.

Flexible Scheduling: Kiya Learning's online coding classes offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate the busy schedules of students and families. Parents can choose from a variety of class times and durations to suit their needs.

Advanced Technology: Kiya Learning utilizes cutting-edge technology to deliver an immersive and engaging online learning experience. Students have access to interactive platforms, virtual classrooms, and online resources that enhance their learning journey.

A Comprehensive Range of Coding Courses

Kiya Learning offers a diverse range of online coding classes catering to various age groups and skill levels. From beginner to advanced, students can find courses that align with their current knowledge and aspirations.

Scratch and VEX Virtual Robotics: This course introduces students to the fundamentals of programming 

using Scratch, a visual programming language. Students learn to create interactive games, animations, and even control virtual robots using VEX virtual robotics kits.

Roblox Game Design: This course delves into the world of game design using the popular Roblox platform. Students learn to create their own Roblox games, incorporating various programming concepts and design elements.

Java Script and Java Script and P5: This course introduces students to the power of Java Script, a widely used programming language for web development. Students learn to create interactive web pages, manipulate data, and develop dynamic websites.

Python: This course focuses on Python, a versatile programming language used in various fields, including web development, data science, and machine learning. Students learn to build simple Python programs, solve programming challenges, and gain a strong foundation in Python programming.

Unity Development: This course introduces students to Unity, a powerful game development platform. Students learn to create 3D games, design game environments, and implement programming concepts in a game development context.

Empowering Future Innovators

Kiya Learning's online coding classes are not just about teaching coding skills; they are about empowering the next generation of innovators, problem solvers, and creative thinkers. By nurturing their passion for technology and equipping them with the skills they need to succeed in the digital age, Kiya Learning is preparing students for a bright and limitless future.

COMPANY NAME - Kiya Learning

WEBSITE NAME - kiyalearning.sg

CONTACT US - +65 96453195

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Exploring the Best School Holiday Activities in Singapore

Introduction

Regarding school holidays in Singapore, parents often search for engaging and educational activities to keep their children occupied. Luckily, Singapore offers many options catering to different interests and age groups. As a parent and a resident of Singapore, I have had the privilege of exploring numerous school holiday activities. In this article, I will share my insights on the best options for keeping your kids entertained and learning during their break.

Watersports Adventures

One of the most exciting activities during school holidays is engaging in watersports. The coastal city of Singapore provides an ideal backdrop for such adventures. From personal experience, I recommend checking out Hitechsailing.com.sg for school holiday sailing and water sports courses. This reputable organization offers a variety of programs designed for kids to learn sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking, all under the guidance of certified instructors.

 Science and Art Camps

Singapore is known for its commitment to education, which extends to the school holiday programs. Numerous science and art camps are organized to stimulate children's minds and creativity. Places like the Singapore Science Centre and ArtScience Museum regularly host workshops and activities that are both fun and educational. My children have significantly benefited from these programs, gaining hands-on knowledge in science and a deep appreciation for art.

 Nature Exploration

For a more outdoorsy experience, Singapore's lush green spaces offer opportunities for nature exploration. The Singapore Botanic Gardens, MacRitchie Reservoir, and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve provide excellent settings for hiking and bird-watching. These experiences can foster a sense of environmental awareness in children, instilling a love for nature and wildlife.

 Museum Visits

Singapore boasts a wealth of museums, each offering a unique learning experience. The National Museum of Singapore, Peranakan Museum, and National Gallery are a few examples of institutions that provide valuable historical and cultural insights. As a parent, I've found these museum visits to be a great way to combine education with fun as my children explore Singapore's rich heritage.

Creative Workshops

Creative workshops are a fantastic way to develop your child's artistic and practical skills. Places like the ArtScience Museum offer workshops in animation, 3D printing, and virtual reality. These workshops engage children's creativity and equip them with practical skills that can be valuable in the future.

Cooking Classes

Cooking classes for kids are becoming increasingly popular in Singapore. Organizations like CulinaryOn offer classes that teach kids how to prepare various dishes, from local cuisine to international delights. These classes encourage children to appreciate different flavors and cuisines while honing their culinary skills.

Coding and Robotics

In the digital age, coding and robotics skills are invaluable. Several centers in Singapore offer coding classes for kids, teaching them the basics of programming and robotics. This exposure to technology at a young age can set the stage for future success in the field.

Conclusion

In Singapore, school holidays need not be a time for idleness. Instead, they can allow children to engage in fun, educational, and enriching activities. There's a wide range of options, from watersports adventures to science and art camps, nature exploration, museum visits, creative workshops, cooking classes, and coding and robotics programs. As a parent who has experienced these activities firsthand, I can attest to the value they bring in terms of education and enjoyment for children. So, make the most of your children's school holidays by exploring these fantastic options in the Lion City.

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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Tracks

Mushroom Cup:

Mario Kart Stadium

Water Park

Sweet Sweet Canyon

Thwomp Ruins

Flower Cup:

Mario Circuit

Toad Harbor

Twisted Mansion

Shy Guy Falls

Star Cup:

Sunshine Airport

Dolphin Shoals

Electrodome

Mount Wario

Special Cup:

Cloudtop Cruise

Bone-Dry Dunes

Bowser’s Castle

Rainbow Road

Shell Cup:

Moo Moo Meadows (Wii)

Mario Circuit (GBA)

Cheep Cheep Beach (DS)

Toad’s Turnpike (N64)

Banana Cup:

Dry Dry Desert (GCN)

Donut Plains 3 (SNES)

Royal Raceway (N64)

DK Jungle (3DS)

Leaf Cup:

Wario Stadium (DS)

Sherbet Land (GCN)

Music Park (3DS)

Yoshi Valley (N64)

Lightning Cup:

Tick-Tock Clock (DS)

Piranha Plant Slide (3DS)

Grumble Volcano (Wii)

Rainbow Road (N64)

Egg Cup:

Yoshi Circuit (GCN)

Excite Bike Arena

Dragon Driftway

Mute City

Triforce Cup:

Wario’s Gold Mine (Wii)

Rainbow Road (SNES)

Ice Ice Outpost

Hyrule Circuit

Crossing Cup:

Baby Park (GCN)

Cheese Land (GBA)

Wild Woods

Animal Crossing

Bell Cup:

Neo Bowser City (3DS)

Ribbon Road (GBA)

Super Bell Subway

Big Blue

Booster Courses

Golden Dash Cup:

Paris Promenade (Tour)

Toad Circuit (3DS)

Choco Mountain (N64)

Coconut Mall (Wii)

Lucky Cat Cup:

Tokyo Blur (Tour)

Shroom Ridge (DS)

Sky Garden (GBA)

Ninja Hideaway

Turnip Cup:

New York Minute (Tour)

Mario Circuit 3 (SNES)

Kalimari Desert (N64)

Waluigi Pinball (DS)

Propeller Cup:

Sydney Sprint (Tour)

Snow Land (GBA)

Mushroom Gorge (Wii)

Sky-High Sundae

Rock Cup:

London Loop (Tour)

Book Lake (GBA)

Rock Rock Mountain (3DS)

Maple Treeway (Wii)

Moon Cup:

Berlin Byways (Tour)

Peach Gardens (DS)

Merry Mountain

Rainbow Road (3DS)

Fruit Cup:

Amsterdam Drift (Tour)

Riverside Park (GBA)

DK Summit (Wii)

Yoshi’s Island

Boomerang Cup:

Bangkok Rush (Tour)

Mario Curcuit (DS)

Waluigi Stadium (GCN)

Singapore Speedway (Tour)

Feather Cup:

Athens Dash (Tour)

Daisy Cruiser (GCN)

Moonview Highway (Wii)

Squeaky Clean Sprint

Cherry Cup:

Los Angeles Laps (Tour)

Sunset Wilds (GBA)

Koopa Cape (Wii)

Vancouver Velocity (Tour)

Acorn Cup:

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Blue Shell Cup:

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Without the graphics, Singapore AutoCAD Courses and Singapore Study

Architects, engineers, and other professionals use AutoCAD, a computer-aided design (CAD) software programme, to create 2D and 3D designs. It is an effective tool for producing a wide range of drawings, such as floor plans, blueprints, and technical representations.

There are numerous options for classes in Singapore if you're interested in learning AutoCAD. The most well-liked courses include:

AutoCAD Foundation: This course is designed for beginners who want to learn the basics of AutoCAD.

AutoCAD Intermediate: This course is designed for students who have already completed the AutoCAD Foundation course and want to learn more advanced features of the software.

AutoCAD Advanced: This course is designed for professionals who want to learn the most advanced features of AutoCAD.

AutoCAD Courses in Singapore

There are many different institutions that offer AutoCAD courses in Singapore. Some of the most popular institutions include:

Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Republic Polytechnic

Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)

Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)

Temasek Polytechnic

Study in Singapore

Singapore is a great place to study AutoCAD. The country has a strong economy and a high standard of living. The education system is also world-class, and there are many different institutions that offer AutoCAD courses.

If you are interested in studying AutoCAD in Singapore, there are a few things you need to do. First, you need to decide which course you want to take. Once you have decided on a course, you need to apply to the institution that offers the course. You will need to provide your academic transcripts, a letter of motivation, and a personal statement.

If you are accepted to the course, you will need to apply for a student visa. You can apply for a student visa online through the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) website.

Conclusion

AutoCAD is a valuable skill for anyone who wants to work in a design-related field. If you are interested in learning AutoCAD, there are many different courses available in Singapore. With a strong economy, a high standard of living, and a world-class education system, Singapore is a great place to study AutoCAD.

BMC International College

Website:- https://www.bmc.edu.sg/

Address:- Blk 130, Jurong Gateway Road, #03-233,Singapore 600130

Tel: 65655655

Fax: 6563 4479

Email :  techmiamivisuals@gmail.com

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Drone companies in Singapore

Drones now have many uses, and even businesses are using them for improving their business image and increasing their value as being competent with the trend. As more realize the convenience and benefits it provides, drone technology demands have always been increasing. So, to cater to the industry demands, drone companies like MIRS Innovate have always ensured to use advanced drone technology to provide various drone services for their clients.

MIRS Innovate is a drone company in Singapore that offers many drone services that can be used by many businesses in various industries. Their drone services have been trusted and used by many clients coming from different fields. Their clients ranged from construction, infrastructure development, agriculture, energy, media, public safety, institutions, and government agencies. Their experience in providing drone services to a wide spectrum of industries shows their expertise and competency in handling various requests for their drone services.

Drone services provided by MIRS Innovate:

Project-progress monitoring

2D and 3D mapping

Tethered drone system

Confined space drone monitoring

Drone façade inspection

Certified drone repair and maintenance

Drone photography and videography

Drone light show

Training and certification at MIRS Innovate

The drone company also provided drone training courses and assessments to obtain the UAPL (Unmanned Aircraft Pilot License). MIRS Innovate is approved by the CAAS (Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore) to be a training and assessment centre which is also known as UATO (Unmanned Aircraft Training Organization).

The UAPL is for individuals to legally operate drones commercially in Singapore. So, if your company needs to use drone technology for the long term you may need to hire your own team of drone professionals or train some of your employees in MIRS Innovate’s training centre. However, if your company are using drones as a short-term solution, you can hire drone professionals from this drone company to operate the drones and provide the result you want.

Visit MIRS Innovate’s website for more information about their various drone services.

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Our company conducts Autocad basic course and BIM basic courses in Singapore. The objective of our 2d and 3d Course is to introduce beginner techniques using Autodesk AutoCAD software.