Lecturers: Norma binti Mohamad

Norma binti Mohamad is a dedicated lecturer currently serving in the Department of Information Technology. With over 10 years of experience in the field, she has become a highly skilled and qualified educator, licensed to teach a range of subjects in Computer Science and Information Technology. Her expertise covers a broad spectrum of topics, including programming, database management, network security, and software development.

Norma's teaching approach is hands-on and student-centered, ensuring that her lessons are both engaging and practical. She tailors her teaching methods to meet the needs of students at various academic levels, from beginners to advanced learners. Her extensive experience has equipped her with the ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and understandable manner, making her a valued mentor and guide for her students.

In addition to her lecturing responsibilities, Norma also serves as an internship supervisor, guiding students through their practical training and helping them gain real-world experience. She is actively involved in coordinating final year projects, offering her expertise to support students in developing their research skills and completing their projects successfully. Norma’s commitment to education and student development makes her a vital asset to the Department of Information Technology.