You can bring all the PCs you want. Although IIRC maximum connected PC per house is 6. And of course, to connect both at the same time, a switch is required.

UNITEN website says 9k so this should be right roughly.

Its pretty common. I've seen a few asking for Engine but thrown into IT

lol you two talking

That is inaccurate. IT is VERY famous these days. Even my mum who works at JKR says there's A LOT of IT company that comes for a contractor briefing. IT is hot even to a point of over-saturated. What's not hot is UNITEN's standing in IT. Everyone knows the reputation of UNITEN in Engineering, but how many actually know they have IT department? Not as much. Less popularity, less reputation, less people.

CS is still IT in a sense it deals with Information & Technology. The differentiation in terms is to separate them as IT and CS as far UNITEN is concern, teaches very different things. IT in UNITEN deals mostly with information and system (hence the IS major). CS deals a lot with programming. They even have a few of Engineering subjects making them harder than IT. Even most job scope for a programmer or developer will look for what CS have rather IT.

You can't go anywhere with UNITEN's foundation. It's only valid in UNITEN itself. If reputation is important to you, then go there from the beginning. MMU for instance.

Ahh yes. the predicament I had previously. Well reputation does play a small factor, but in the end, its how you bring yourself. Be confident and you can land any job

Use bank statement. If you have online account, print it out. If not, go to bank and request it.

By the way, you might need to get it certified. If you have the print it out for you, make sure to have them certify it for you as well.

Yes. Just get used to wearing one. There's no harm in it.

I actually wear formal throughout my UNITEN days. Although I skipped the tie early in the year and shoe later on after it degraded to pieces.

Simply said, as any orientation, boring as hell. Good luck!

Pretty much everything. The only thing they give is a bed to sleep, table to study and chair to sit.

Dunno if they give during orientation, but obviously apartment has water. Even has those machine if you're lazy enough to boil yourself (I know I am. Heck I'm lazy enough to use those machine. Just buy 1 big bottle ).

Probably meant PTPTN will pay straight to the university and none of the money (tuition fees money that is) will fall into student's hand as that was the practice 4-5 years ago.

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Apr 23 2011, 08:10 PM

UNITEN has the most weirdest and stupidest rule I have ever encountered.

First year student by rule aren't allowed to bring any vehicle however their apartment has the MOST parking in all of UNITEN. And even till now, there A LOT of empty slots. Might as well stuff the degrees there as well since Cendi have very few parking lots.

Anyway for vehicles, here's the lowdown.

As said, you need it registered to bring it but you can just bring it anyway. Some of my semester I didn't bother to register since I was lazy enough to do all the process. There's plus point too. If you ever got saman (yes they do saman you for any illegalities (eg: illegal parking), you can just ignore it. If you're registered it will go straight into your ledger balance. Whether you like it or not, you have to pay it.

The bad news is, if there was a ever a spotcheck (a rare occurrence I can guarantee you) you might be stopped as far as the front gate and forced to walk back to your apartment. If you're lucky to pass the front gate, you might be stopped at the Amanah entrance. Again this is a rare occurrence but it does happen. Just consider yourself warned.

As for the process of registering, there are a few documents needed. I can't remember all of them but I do remember the most problematic one (if your house is far), vehicle grant. Get that ready if you ever want to get it registered.

I actually stayed in Amanah till my 2nd year degree. Only on my final year got 'evicted' to Cendi. No choice but to register if don't want to park far



I have no idea as well for the form. Heck I didn't even thought about loan when I went in. At least not like melvinking91. Just went it without a care

I know the clamps but I didn't know they stopped the saman already
And they've increased the clamps eh? I still remember when students park at the road leading to cendi. Goes all the way to the main road. But since they lack clamp, car 5th onward got away free
And yes, I've seen the chain and padlock as well

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Added on April 24, 2011, 12:00 amAlmost got saman for not wearing helmet during foundies. Actually I have the helmet, but didn't wear since I just awesomely swam in the tasik. Didn't want to dirty my helmet

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Apr 24 2011, 12:00 AM

I never take the bus as I brought my bike from day 1, but they say it sucks. Non-punctual and this one I can attest VERY assuredly; they move like turtle. Ever so slowly and gracefully

Quite a few cycles. Saves lot of cash and easy to move around.

One thing I hate about bicycles are students who just leaves them to rust and rot at the apartments. There's quite a few in Amanah, chained to a pole, all rusted and such.

IMHO their owners are long gone. Graduated or moved out. Even if they were still around, I bet they're not going to care if it went missing. Those bicycle were pretty much left uncared and rusted all over.

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Added on April 24, 2011, 9:06 pmI only have 1 photocopied book and gotta say, ain't like it. Its extra thick and extra heavy to already thick and heavy book.

Koop already sells it at a lower student's price. Do pay for it if you got the extra cash.
FYI, photocopying books are as illegal as piracy is

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Apr 24 2011, 09:06 PM

Suspicious indeed

I don't think so as well. Murni is like Cendi but the 3rd building is for married people leaving only 2 for students. If wanna put guys there, have to book the whole building which leaves only 1 left for girls. Kind of impossible.