Name | Mrs. NOR HAFIDA BINTI HASHIM | |
Email Address (Official) | norhafida995@uitm.edu.my | |
Designation | Senior Lecturer | |
Division | Structural & Material Engineering (STRUCM) | |
Area(s) of Expertise | -structural and material | |
Details of Research/ Publication/ Supervision/ Consultation | Click To View | |
Latest CV | Click To View |
No. | Qualifications | Areas of Specialization | Universities | Date Obtained |
1 | -Msc | -structural and construction | -UPM | Nov 2005 |
2 | -Degree in Civil Enginering | -Civil Engineering | -UiTM Shah Alam | May 2003 |
3 | -Diploma in Civil Engineering | -Civil Engineering | -UiTM Shah Alam | Dec 2000 |
No. | Positions | Dept. / Faculty / Campus, etc. | Year | |
Begin | End | |||
1 | AJK ETAC | PPKA | Jan 2023 | Dec 2024 |
2 | AJK CDIO | FKA | Jan 2022 | Dec 2024 |
3 | AJK PROPENS | UiTM PULAU PINANG | Jan 2019 | Dec 2024 |
4 | AJK EAC | FKA,UiTM PULAU PINANG | Jan 2019 | Dec 2022 |
5 | -Committe Misi Akademik | -UiTM Penang | Dec 2009 | Jan 2011 |
6 | -Fasilitator Pelajar | -UiTM Penang | Dec 2006 | Dec 2009 |
No. | Positions | Institution(s) / Organisation(s) | Year | |
Begin | End | |||
1 | -Lecturer | -UiTM Penang | Dec 2005 | Sep 2021 |
2 | -Lecturer | -UiTM Jengka | Jul 2003 | Dec 2004 |
No. | Positions | Areas of Specialization | Institution(s) / Organisation(s) | Date Obtained |
1 | -Member | - | -BEM | Sep 2021 |
2 | -Member | - | -CidB | Sep 2021 |
3 | -Member | - | -CSM | Sep 2021 |
No. | Category | Link |
1 | UiTM Expert | https://expert.uitm.edu.my/profile.php?id=kArT3Va1M+wgsfNYM57ahnNKQ2zCJYYz6OKHsHwq2YE= |
Teaching Philosophy Statement |
-1.1 Philosophy Spend in the cause of Allah and do not cast yourselves into destruction by your own hands. Do good things. Allah loves those who do good things.[2:195] Those who truly fear Allah are those who have knowledge; surely Allah is All-Mighty,All-Forgiving.[ 35:28] Teaching Philosophy is the only journal devoted to the practical and theoretical discussion of teaching and learning philosophy. Since 1975 it has provided a peer-reviewed forum for the exchange of ideas about the challenges faced by philosophers in the classroom, and has published the largest body of original work on philosophy teaching in the English language. Each quarterly issue offers support for all levels of philosophy instruction with a unique mix of articles, reports, case studies, and reviews. Regularly covered topics include: Innovative teaching methods, classroom strategies, and the use of new instructional materials; Experimental and interdisciplinary courses with philosophical content, and courses that develop the philosophical aspects of other fields; Evaluation of teaching and assessment of learning in philosophy, as well as philosophy faculty development and student counseling; Theoretical issues in the teaching of philosophy and the critical examination of pedagogical problems; Reviews of books, software, instructional media, and Web-based resources of interest to philosophy teachers. For me, teaching is a helping relationship. We, as teachers help transform the particular concepts of our field into terms that can be understood by the students we are teaching. So in the classroom I am the facilitator, coach and guide to their understanding and learning. So it is my responsibility to establish a safe and supportive atmosphere for learning. Students must feel comfortable in learning new materials and are not afraid to ask questions and make mistakes. I often remind them that classrooms are the safest place to make mistakes and learn from them. The basic premise is that if we are genuine, caring, emphatic and congruent as teachers, we will be fostering the growth and teaming of others. I believe that the best teachers are those who work hard to help students learn and to give them a freedom in way to get the knowledge. I believe that it is a teacher responsibility to stay current in a field, engaging in research and participating in classes, conferences, seminars, workshops and mentoring that can improve subject matter knowledge. A teacher must be able to make good selections about what to teach and how to re-structure and organize the material. At the same time it is important to stay abreast of current theory and research in the field of teaching. A teacher must know what to teach as well as what is the best way to teach it since engineering courses required a strong fundamental so that the students can expand their knowledge parallel to the new technology base on that fundamental.In addition to different learning process, I often find that students must simply be given the confidence to experiment in the application of newly gained knowledge and to ask questions to promote individual thinking. In an effort to encourage discussion, I am always available to students. Although I arrange formal office hours, students are welcome to make appointments or find me anytime. Finally, I will continue to explore the effective methods of teaching to the students. I believe the professional growth will guide one to realize that to fully enact your beliefs about teaching and learning, there is a lot of room for growth. |
Teaching Goals Statement |
- Making students more thoughtful to move forward and visionary. |
No. | Project Title | Events | Participation or Award | Date Received |
1 | SANDY P:FUTURE GREEN POFA SAND FOR IBS | SIC2021 | GOLD MEDAL | Aug 2021 |
2 | SANDY P:ALTERNATIVE SAND IN MORTAR FOR IBS | IICCE2021 | GOLD MEDAL | Aug 2021 |
3 | SANDY P:FUTURE SAND FOR CONCRETE | IIDEX2020 | DIAMOND MEDAL | Mar 2021 |
4 | SANDY P:FUTURE SAND FOR CONCRETE | IIDEX2020 | GOLD MEDAL | Dec 2020 |
5 | PROPATCHMAX | DIIID2020 | GOLD MEDAL | Dec 2020 |
6 | P_SAND P:A NEW ALTERNATIVE FOR SAND | PIIID2019 | SILVER MEDAL | Mar 2019 |
No. | Type of Service | Program | Date |
1 | SECRETARY 2 | KRT TAMAN SUTERA 2 | Mar 2024 |
2 | AJK PIBG SKBBP | PIBG SKBBP | Dec 2018 |
Bil. | Student Name | FYP Topic | FYP Area | Semester Session |
1 | NURSYAHIRAH BINTI MOHD ARIFF | INFLUENCE OF PALM OIL FUEL ASH ON FRESH AND HARDENED MORTAR | STRUCM | 20242 |
2 | MUHAMMAD TAUFIQ BIN MOHD ISMAIL | ENHANCING MECHANICAL AND DURABILITY PROPERTIES OF MORTAR CONTAINING PALM OIL FUEL ASH AS A PARTIALLY SAND REPLACEMENT | STRUCM | 20242 |
3 | AHMAD HAZIQ HILMI BIN CHE AHMAD TAZRI | EXAMINING THE COMPRESSIVE AND FLEXURAL STRENGTH OF MORTAR MODIFIED WITH PALM OIL FUEL ASH (POFA) AS A PARTIAL SAND REPLACEMENT | STRUCM | 20234 |
4 | SITI NUR AIN BINTI MOHD FAIZAN | ANALYSIS ON THE WORKABILITY PROPERTIES AND COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF MORTAR INCORPORATED WITH PALM OIL FUEL ASH AS PARTIAL FINE AGGREGATE REPLACEMENT | STRUCM | 20224 |
5 | PUTERI NUR MUNIRA BINTI NOOR HAKIM | A POST EVALUATION OF FAILURE WALL PANEL INCORPORATED WITH PALM OIL FUEL ASH USING DESTRUCTIVE AND NON-DESRUCTIVE APPLICATION. | STRUCM | 20222 |
6 | NUR ATHIRAH BINTI ABDUL AZIZ | ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECT OF PALM OIL FUEL ASH (POFA) AS A PARTIAL FINE AGGREGATE REPLACEMENT TO THE QUALITY OF MORTAR. | STRUCM | 20222 |
7 | AMIRAH BINTI SEHIDAN | THE EFFECTS OF PALM OIL FUEL AS AS A PARTIALLY SAND REPLACEMENT TO THE QUALITY OF MORTAR USING DESTRUCTIVE AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE TEST TECHNIQUE. | STRUCM | 20222 |
8 | MUHAMMAD AFIF BIN ASAUDI | A STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF INCLUSION PALM OIL FUEL ASH AS A PARTIAL SAND REPLACEMENT TO THE WALL MORTAR BEHAVIOUR USING DESTRUCTIVE AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUE | STRUCM | 20222 |
9 | NUR SYAFIKA BINTI ABU KASSIM | EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES USING PALM OIL FUEL ASH (POFA) AS A PARTIALLY SAND REPLACEMENT IN MORTAR. | STRUCM | 20214 |
10 | MUHAMAD AFIQ BIN ANUAR | ANALYSIS ON THE WALL BEHAVIOUR INCORPORATING OF PALM OIL FUEL ASH (POFA) AS A PARTIALLY FINE AGGREGATE REPLACEMENT | STRUCM | 20212 |