KEMAHIRAN PEMIKIRAN KRITIKAL, PENYELESAIAN
MASALAH DAN PENDEKATAN
(HHHC 9501)
SET 8 SESI 2014/2015
PENSYARAH: DR. LAM KOK WAI
NAMA
: NANTHINI A/P PUNNIASEELAN (A144358)
NANTHINA A/P PUNNIASEELAN (A144387)
MERIELL LEEZA GAYONGALA (A144432)
SITI NADIA BINTI ZUL-LKIFLI (A144436)
AMEERAH BINTI BUDIONO (A146719)
TOPIC QUESTION
UKM aims to reach the status
of a world class University.
Discuss critically the scenarios
on current student facilities in
UKM and strategies for
improvement to enable UKM to
reach the status of a world class
University.
CAFETERIA
EYE-SORING
INFRASTRUCTURES
STUDENT LIFE
CENTRE
PROBLEMS
WE FACE AT
UKM KL
CAMPUS
POOR ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
POOR SPORTS
FACILITIES
PROBLEM 1:
EYE SORING
INFRASTRUCTURES
The paint on the college
building is chipping off
and creates an unpleasant
sight.
Decorate the empty
walls with unique arts
and murals
How To
Solve ?
Repaint the buildings &
according to the
identities of each faculty
Paint the buildings
according to the
faculties’ identities
Create positive and friendly
environment for students
Give good impression to
visitors, academic guests
and foreign students
Decorate empty walls with unique
arts and murals
 Give freshness to
the campus
landscape
 Creates cheerful
and happy mood in
students
PROBLEM 2:
CAFETERIA
Food is an important source for students especially to
fuel our brain
Problems we face in the
cafeteria
.
Poor cleanliness of
the food, workers
and the cafeteria
- Cats roaming around.
- Insects and worms found
in the food.
- Workers don’t wear
complete attire; gloves.
Very limited
choices of
food
- No Indian and
Chinese food stalls
Poor quality
of food
- Not well cooked
at times.
- No taste.
IMPROVEMENTS
Implement strict
cleanliness rules
• Fine the owner when workers do not wear gloves or caps
while cooking.
• Fine the owner when cleanliness level is below than
required.
• Regular inspection.
Set up stalls
providing Indian,
Chinese, Western
and etc ‘halal’
food
• To cater students of variety races and religions.
• Foreign students can experience our diverse Malaysian
cuisines.
Well planned
menus
Hire well
experienced cook
• Have vegetarian, vegan and healthy options.
• To improve the quality and taste of the food that
complements the price.
PROBLEM 3:
POOR SPORTS
FACILITIES
Poor sports facilities
- No swimming pool
- No bicycle services
Problems
Hard to get sport
equipments
- Have to travel to Bangi
Upgrade the sports facilities
1. Provide self-rent bicycle services
 Matrics card should be used to rent bicycle.
 This effort is toward “green campus”.
 Can rent and park at different colleges or faculties.
2. Availability of free sport equipmentS
• Students can easily borrow sports equipment.
• Broken sports equipment need to be replace by the
student himself.
• In order to promote healthy lifestyle
to students.
PROBLEM 4:
STUDENT LIFE CENTRE
PROBLEMS WE FACE:
Lack of leisure,
recreational and
entertainment facilities
Lack of discussion and
meeting rooms
Lack of interaction
between students from
different courses or
faculties
 Increasing level of
stress among the
students.
 No space or lounge
for students to relax
and for
entertainment.
 A channel to release
pent up anger,
frustration and
tension.
 No televisions in
each block.
IMPROVEMENTS
Set up Student Life Centre
Set up a reading corner
- Provide daily newspapers
and educational magazines
- Students can bring old
storybooks and novels
Provide games and
activities for the students
- Board games, card games,
table games such as
foosball
A conducive place for
students to relax and
organize non-academic
activities
Good wireless internet
connection
A huge television set for
large number of viewers
during important sports
games or TV news
Provide more discussion
rooms
An interactive center
where students can
interact and mingle around
PROBLEM 5:
POOR ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
Why need to save energy?
Save Money
Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Reduce Air Pollution
Invest in power-saving technologies.
Installation of
Timers and
Other Energy
Saving Devices
•This is an energy-saving software product
that turns off company lights, airconds,
desktops and laptop PCs that are
connected to the internal network each
night.
HOW?
Explore alternative energy.
•Alternative energy can be an
intimidating investment. It's
expensive and still relatively new.
Example: Solar or wind power.
Eliminate
unneeded
cooling, remove
or unplug unused
equipments
CONCLUSION
Thus, this UKM KL campus needs a major
makeover as a jumpstart towards improving the
facilities in the university to achieve the world
class university title in the near future. To make
this happen, students must work together with
the student council and the administration
board to improve the current facilities and
develop new ones to occupy the students’ needs.
Pictures of my group
mates and I
discussing about the
presentation
THE END