This course introduces drawing at a basic level through developing various first hand observation skills. Students will create a range of drawings from portraits to still life depictions. Students will learn skills in measuring, proportion, tone, volume, negative space etc. By the end of this course, students will develop a competency in making drawings with a degree of accuracy to what is being observed. Attendance is a requirement as there are continual and formative assessments.

AAA18E

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Students may need to purchase up to S$60 worth of art material for the course.

This course introduces painting at a basic level. 1. Technical skills related to the pre-production, production and post-production of painting. 2. Understanding of the elements of art and principles of design 3. Some historical references to Fine Art Painting practice will be made. Attendance is a requirement as there are continual and formative assessments.

AAA18H

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Students may need to purchase up to S$60 worth of art material for the course.

This course aims to highlight the beauty and ephemeral qualities of watercolour painting. Students will be progressively taught various techniques to achieve different results. There will be an emphasis on hands-on practice as well as keynotes on how to appreciate the visual qualities of watercolour paintings. Students will first be taught basic drawing and paintings skills, after which students are encouraged to take a more experimental and gestural approach to watercolour painting. Attendance is a requirement as there are continual and formative assessments.

AAA18J

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Students may need to purchase up to S$60 worth of art material for the course.

The proposed course will focus on the interface of art and finance, which Includes Financial instruments, such as art loans and art funds, designed to increase the fungibility of art. The involvement of large financial institutions as art sponsors and art collectors. The art and architecture of financial districts as material expressions of certain abstract ideals of the financial markets. Art that responses to the perceived power of the financial markets, including works created with visual technologies associated with financial trading, works intended to offer alternative ways of understanding financial data, and works designed to increase the observer's awareness of the importance of financial markets in society. Growing importance of the digital technologies in finance and art. The historical linkages between current practices of visualising financial data and art of the past Attendance is a requirement.

AAA28M

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Introduction to how basic science can be applied to the solution of criminal cases. You will learn the basic chemistry, physics and biology behind forensic science, and how forensic science fits into the legal system alongside other forms of police work. You will appreciate not only what forensic science can do, but also what lies beyond its scope.

CM5012

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HY0001 will introduce students to three major ethical theories' utilitarianism, Kant's deontology, and virtue ethics. Then, four weeks will be devoted to teaching the ethical principles underlying academic integrity, research ethics, and intellectual property. Finally, students will discuss issues related to the ethics of environmental sustainability and conservation. All the while, students will be challenged apply the ethical theories learned to concrete moral problems, including world poverty, corporate accountability and whistleblowing, and workplace discrimination.

HY0001

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