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A hand-drawn whiteboard video to explain the background context to the Contract Law syllabus: it explains how contracts are an essential part of daily life, the areas of law related to contract law, and how the course will shape the legal skills and foundations of first-year law students. Scripted and narrated by Prof Burton drawn and animated by Darren Ang.
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Welcome to your crash course guide on how to use Singapore’s URA Masterplan for your real estate investing needs.
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En bloc sites in Singapore have been a great exit strategy for everyday Singaporeans and investors. But not all sites are primed for en bloc.
In this video, i’ll cover the essential factors that helps you discern what makes development so interesting to developers.
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This video covers the crucial concepts required to understand the rationale and mechanism behind the Padding Oracle Attack. The attack is broken down into small components to aid students’ understanding.
The Padding Oracle Attack is one of the attacks covered in CS2107 – Introduction to Information Security.
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A video series consisting a total of 5 episodes, which instructs students on how to write an essay on humanities subjects. This is especially helpful for students (from any faculty) who are new to the humanities and need help for their essay assignments. The series explains what are the aims and requirements of humanities essays, how they are different from scientific essays and reports, and goes into practical techniques on critical writing through a step-by-step coverage on the major components of the essay.
Episode 1 – What is a humanities essay?
Episode 2 – How to develop a thesis statement
Episode 3 – How to write an introduction
Episode 4 (split into 4 smaller parts) – Constructing body paragraphs
Episode 5 – Crafting an effective conclusion
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Welcome freshmen! Take note of the little warnings, to beware of, in purchases, especially when you’re starting your new journey in NUS. You don’t want to be at a disadvantage. View the story of a freshman making his laptop purchase for his specialized course of study, alongside with the relevant law doctrines. It includes misrepresentation and caveat emptor. If you’re studying business or real estate, I am sure you will be exposed to the points mentioned. Otherwise, it’s always good to takeaway one or two points. It may not necessarily be related to what you are studying, but it’s definitely part and parcel of life. Enjoy!
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A video series consisting a total of 5 episodes, which instructs students on how to write an essay on humanities subjects. This is especially helpful for students (from any faculty) who are new to the humanities and need help for their essay assignments. The series explains what are the aims and requirements of humanities essays, how they are different from scientific essays and reports, and goes into practical techniques on critical writing through a step-by-step coverage on the major components of the essay.
Episode 1 – What is a humanities essay?
Episode 2 – How to develop a thesis statement
Episode 3 – How to write an introduction
Episode 4 (split into 4 smaller parts) – Constructing body paragraphs
Episode 5 – Crafting an effective conclusion
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This video briefly introduces the definition and various funtions of “electronic skin”, giving audience a new perspective on flexible electronics.
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This video will showcase a vlog-like style video of the 3 NUS MUSEUMS. Namely Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, NUS Museum, and NUS BABA House. The video aims to showcase the heritage learning that can be learned outside of the classroom environment while emphasizing that the NUS matriculation card can encourage students to make use of the museum facilities NUS has to offer.
The video is not meant to be an informative video with all reflections and information about the museums. Rather offers a glimpse to the museums through a vlog style video, so students would be encouraged to visit these facilities.
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A video series consisting a total of 5 episodes, which instructs students on how to write an essay on humanities subjects. This is especially helpful for students (from any faculty) who are new to the humanities and need help for their essay assignments. The series explains what are the aims and requirements of humanities essays, how they are different from scientific essays and reports, and goes into practical techniques on critical writing through a step-by-step coverage on the major components of the essay.
Episode 1 – What is a humanities essay?
Episode 2 – How to develop a thesis statement
Episode 3 – How to write an introduction
Episode 4 (split into 4 smaller parts) – Constructing body paragraphs
Episode 5 – Crafting an effective conclusion
