Rafie Bin Draman
83. Kg Bukit Chempaka, BatuRakit. 20160 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu
CellPhone: 019-9831970
Email: [email protected]
Career Objective:
1. Want to join an institution where I can utilize my experience and contribute
towards healthy knowledgeable society by transferring my expertise to the
student’s at the most efficient way as possible.
2. An extremely skilled, experienced and professional Chemistry Lecturer with
diverse knowledge of conducting research and teaching chemistry.
Personal details:
Name
I/C No
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Nationality
Religion
Marital Status
Expected Salary
: Rafie Bin Draman
: 700711-11-5291
: 11th July 1970
: Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia
: Malaysian
: Islam
: Married
: RM 5000
Professional strengths:
1. Possess ten years of teaching experience in the mentioned field
2. Possess excellent command over spoken and written English
3. In-depth knowledge of the concepts, theories and experimentation techniques
of Chemistry
4. Possess excellent teaching and time management skills
5. Familiar with various experiments in the laboratory
6. Possess excellent organizational and managerial skills
7. Ability to generate ideas in a clear and concise way
8. Goal-oriented, good-motivator and ability to use different teaching methods
and techniques
9. Proven track record of teaching fundamental concepts of chemistry
10. Ability to handle multiple tasks.
Professional Experience:
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UiTM), Terengganu, Bukit Besi Campus.
1st July to 31st Dis 2015
Chemistry Lecturer (DM45K)
1. Assigned the tasks of planning and designing various projects based on
physical and analytical chemistry.
2. Handled the tasks of planning, developing and using effective teaching
materials as well as methods to assist students in meeting their goals
3. Reviewed, evaluated and revised program curriculum and teaching
techniques through the process of self-evaluation
4. Handled the tasks of maintaining high standards of competence in teaching
methodologies through professional development activities
5. Participated in setting the goals and objectives of the department as well as
planned the strategies for achieving those goals
6. Handled the tasks of evaluating student performance constructively and
provides timely feedback
7. Responsible for developing and using syllabus along with course information
materials for each course, laboratory and clinical settings.
8. Handled the tasks of monitoring and supervising diploma final year project.
9. Conducted research on molecular modeling, organic synthesisand organic
chemistry, collaborated with Universiti Malaysia Terengganu.
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UiTM), Terengganu, Kuala Terengganu Campus.
1st January 2008 to 30th June 2015
Chemistry Lecturer (DM41K)
1. Handled the tasks of conducting regular lectures and chemical experiments in
the classroom as well as in laboratories.
2. Maintains appropriate tools and equipment for practical work assignments of
students.
3. Sets question papers, conducts weekly and monthly tests as well as maintain
test result for final result
4. Responsible for teaching upper-division physical chemistry and freshman
general chemistry.
5. Handled the tasks of delivering scheduled lectures and analyzing test results.
6. Responsible for planning syllabus content and delivery the course through
effective lesson planning.
7. Creates students interest by organizing seminars, conferences and special
events
Course/Subject
1. Introduction to Chemistry
This is an introductory course for students with limited or no background in
chemistry; chemical problem solving will be emphasized. The goal of the
course is to prepare students for further study in the chemistry needed for
many science, health, and policy professions. Topics include introductions to
atoms, molecules, ions, the periodic table, stoichiometry, chemical reactions,
bonding, thermochemistry, and gas laws.
2. Basic Physical Chemistry
Based on the principles of physics and mathematics to obtain quantitative
relations, Physical Chemistry deals with the structure and dynamics of matter.
These relations are mainly concerned with phase and chemical equilibrium, or
dynamic processes such as phase transitions, reaction kinetics, charge
transport, and energy exchange between systems and surroundings.
Importantly, Physical Chemistry is based on quite a small number of
fundamental quantities and general physical concepts.
3. Analytical Chemistry
The course covers an introduction into measurements in analytical chemistry
and a short introduction into statistics. The course provides an introduction to
the basic instrumental methods of chemical analysis which are commonly
used in analytical laboratories; these include spectrophotometry and atomic
absorption. And important titrimetric methods is covered: acid-base,
complexometric, or redox titrations.
4. Organic Chemistry
This subject deals primarily with the basic principles to understand the
structure and reactivity of organic molecules. Emphasis is on substitution and
elimination reactions and chemistry of the carbonyl group.
5. Introduction to Environmental Engineering
This course covers management strategies to enhance the quality of water,
air and noise system. The course is technology-focused but also touches on
topics related to the implementation of technology in the real world such as
public perception, policy and legislation, and choosing between technological
alternatives.
6. Oleochemical Technology
This course introduces students to the palm oil and oleochemical industries in
Malaysia. Students are exposed to the processes involved in the palm oil mills
and palm oil refineries. Production of basic oleochemicals is also studied.
Educational Summary:
Certificate
Field of Study
PhD
Chemistry
MSc
Chemistry
BSc
Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
(computational)
Organic Chemistry
(computational)
Resource and
Analytical Chemistry
Diploma
Animal
Health and
Production
Livestock and Pet
Management
CGPA
University
Graduation Date
UMT
SEP 2015
USM
SEP 2012
2.97
UNIMAS
JUN 1998
2.67
UPM
AUG 1992
Publication
1. Rafie, D., Muhamad-Hafiz, H., Muhamed-Ibrahim, M. I.,Sulaiman. S. andAng
L. S. Computational Studies on the Structural Conformation of N-Benzoyl-N'p-substituted Phenylthiourea Derivatives.PROCEEDING PAPER, Mae Fah
Luang University.14th Annual International Symposium on Computational
Science and Engineering, Mae Fah Luang University, Chiang Rai, Thailand
2010.
2. Muhamad-Hafiz, H.,Rafie, D., Muhamed-Ibrahim, M. I., Sulaiman. S. and Ang
L. S.The Effects of Dangling Bonds Terminators in MOF-5. PROCEEDING
PAPER. 14th Annual International Symposium on Computational Science and
Engineering, Mae Fah Luang University, Chiang Rai, Thailand. 2010.
3. Rafie, D., Muhamad-Hafiz, H., Muhamed-Ibrahim, M. I., Sulaiman. S. and
Pek-Lan Toh.Computational Studies on the Structural Conformations of NBenzoyl-N’-p-Substituted Phenylthiourea Derivatives. Part II. PROCEEDING
PAPER. Computational Science and Engineering Association, Thailand. 15th
International Symposium on Computational Science and Engineering
(ANSCSE15). 2011.
4. Muhamad-Hafiz, H., Rafie, D., Muhamed-Ibrahim, M. I. andSulaiman. S. First
Principle Study on the Effect of BDC Linker to the H 2 Binding Sites and
Binding Energy in MOF-5. PROCEEDING PAPER. Computational Science
and Engeneering Association, Thailand. 15th International Annual Symposium
on Computational Science and Engineering (ANSCSE15). 2011.
5. Amin, A. R. M., Ahmad, M. F., Hussim, M. H., Embong, M. F., & Draman, R.
(2014) Chlorophyll-a Concentration Variation over Terengganu Maritime.
IJISET-International Journal of Innovative Science, Engineering &
Technology. 1(10). 406-410.
6. Draman. R, Hussim. M.H, Mohamed-Ibrahim. M. I & Sulaiman. S. (2016)
Single molecule and solid state environment structural conformations of NBenzoyl-N`-p-substituted phenylthiourea: A computational studies. ARPN
Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences. 11(16). 9572-9577.
Research project undertaken:
Ongoing project work on the synthesis of thiourea derivatives as a ligand and
catalyst in organic reaction under the guidance of Associate Professor Dr. M Shukeri
M. Yusof at UMT
Referees
1. Dr Mohd Rivaie Bin Mohd Ali
UiTM Terengganu
Kampus Kuala Terengganu
Chemdering.
Phone 09-6216881
2. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Sukeri Bin Mohd Yusof
Scholl of Fundamental Science
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu
Phone 09-6683197
3. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ismail Mohamed Ibrahim
School of Distance Education
Universiti Sains Malaysia
Phone 04-6533939.