Historical CID roster

Assessment benefits
One intangible benefit of assessment is that you
 * get to talent-spot strong/smart programmers, whom you can recruit for your own fyp, ureca, start-up, etc. projects
 * get yourself up-to-date with the various state-of-the-art technologies used by students, as we encourage them to use the latest technologies **unrestricted**, e.g., many groups have learnt to used the Django (python) web development framework, and some groups deployed android bar-code scanning libraries
 * get to appreciate the realistic time-needed (2 weeks) to deploy state-of-the-art technologies, and see-through smoke screens placed by incompetent students in your own projects. E.g., your own fyp student might tell you that he needs 1 month to deploy a google-map function for your project, when in real fact, it takes a good programmer just a few hours. This is the difference between a great programmer and a mediocre procrastinating one.

Legend

 * DDP = involved in DDP, thus no CID duty. Counted as 1 session.
 * HoD = HoD or higher ranked officers are exempted from CID
 * - = have not joined SCE or leaving SCE
 * due = to serve for current CID


 * The first column (∑) tallies the total number of hours each faculty member has served.
 * 1 = 1 session (2.5 hours standby in your offce)
 * 2 = 2 sessions (5 hours standby in your office)
 * 3 = Assessment (3 hours on-site, but typically 1.5 hours ), equivalent to 3 sessions weightage if fully commited
 * It is not fully committed if you come late for assessment and only did 1-2 groups of assessment, in which case, your contribution will be counted only as 1 session

Call of Duty

 * For each semester, faculty members will be sorted by increasing order of (∑), and will be drafted/called to serve in probabilty proportional to his/her (∑) value.
 * Faculty with low (∑) could be called upon to server *every* semester
 * For example, a faculty member could be serving standby CID duty *every* semester
 * To get yourself exempted from CIDP duties for the following semester, consider doing assessment (3 hours credit)

Software & Information Systems

 * click on the the '∑' column header to sort in ascending order
 * if you see a "due next to your name for the current semester, that means you are due for duty"

Networks & Distributed Systems

 * click on the the '∑' column header to sort in ascending order
 * if you see a "due next to your name for the current semester, that means you are due for duty"

Older Records
CIDP duties previously performed by faculty no longer with NDS or SIS