Photo credit: Computing and Robotics Club
Interviewee: Ng Wei Han
1. What is an average CCA session like?
Wei Han: Filled with lots of fun and exploration! Last term we embarked on our own projects relating to what we have learnt in the past year. I really look forward to every CCA session because I get to work on something that really interests me, data analytics, and to learn more than I can ever imagine.
2. What do you enjoy most about your CCA?
Wei Han: I really enjoy our CCA Camps! I think we were extremely privileged to be one of the few CCAs to have had 2 CCA camps. These camps have enabled me to get to know my CCA mates better and have made me a much more open person 🙂
3. As seniors, what is your CCA looking out for in prospective members?
Wei Han: Passionate and zealous students who are willing to learn and uphold excellence in character.
4. What do you think was the highlight for your CCA last year?
Wei Han: CCA Camp and Rube Goldberg project
5. CCA information (Timing, achievements, etc)
Wed 3.40-6.45, Fri 3.10-6.15
Interviewee: Brenda
1. What is an average CCA session like?
Brenda: Training and competition preparation. We also work on projects and have fun exploring the internet.
2. What do you enjoy most about your CCA?
Brenda: There are lots of learning opportunities, as well as opportunities to conduct workshops to share what we learn to the school. There are also BBQ parties that I look forward to,as well as cool and helpful people I have met during CCA
3. As seniors, what is your CCA looking out for in prospective members?
Brenda: Someone who is enthusiastic about technology, coding and robotics. We are also looking out for people with the willingness to contribute to the school
4. What do you think was the highlight for your CCA last year?
Brenda: There were many highlights but I felt that Technology Day, Deep Dive Day and Unconference Day modules were very successful.
5. CCA information (Timing, achievements, etc)Wed 3:45-6:45
Fri 3:15-6:15
– won awards in competitions such as Tableau and NJRC
– prototyped an electric car as part of MakerSpace
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