52 research outputs found

    Conditions assessment on teaching and learning facilities in UiTM Perak (Seri Iskandar Campus) / Nur Athira Kamaruddin and Hasnan Hashim

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    This research comprehensively assesses the teaching and learning facilities at Universiti Teknologi MARA Perak (Seri Iskandar Campus) in Malaysia with the objective of evaluating their condition according to the Building Condition Assessment Rating System (BCARS). The study investigates their current condition and identifies common issues, aiming to enhance the overall learning experience. The research objective is achieved by utilizing the Building Condition Assessment Rating System (BCARS) as a robust framework, employing meticulous methods such as rigorous observation (checklist) and extensive literature review for data collection. The findings, crucial in ensuring optimal facilities for students and lecturers, guide decisions on maintenance, renovation, and future planning. Key findings highlight variations in facility conditions and areas requiring attention. The study emphasizes proactive facility management and comprehensive planning for an optimal learning environment. Continuous monitoring, periodic assessments, and strategic investments in maintenance and upgrades are essential. In conclusion, this research objective offers valuable insights into the condition and issues of teaching and learning facilities, providing evidence-based guidance for facility improvement, and ensuring a high-quality learning experience

    Audit of facilities management performance in higher education properties. Case studies: Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) and Universiti Malaya (UM) / Hasnan Hashim, Mohd Esham Mamat and Noorazlina Kamarulzaman

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    Performance management has a strong relationship with facilities management practices. The unclear information of the method of managing performance in higher education properties is emerged the research to be undertaken. In order to identify the relationship and the implementation of FM performance in higher education properties in Malaysia, this dissertation has been carried out. The first objective of doing this research is to identify the method FM performance management in higher education properties of public university. The second objective is to identify problem associated with the FM implementation within the higher education organizations. Analysis for the research comprises of comparative and descriptive approach as well as qualitative and quantitative analysis which are based on case studies, interview and structured questionnaire. The findings revealed that performance management practices is systematically established, implemented and enforced as part of their quality objectives achievements by introduced the performance indicators and using the four tested research variables which are flexibility, effectiveness, efficiency and creativity. The opinions gathered from respondents are very encouraging. The information is obtained from FM personnel in multiple disciplines and customer (students, ordinary staff and public) where the results are thoroughly analyzed. At the end of this paper is proposed a basic framework of FM performance in higher education properties highlighted the areas that type of assessment that should be done. From the findings, the author anticipate that this research would provide better understanding and perception to the readers on the FM performance management in higher education properties and the extent of its benefits as well

    Dampness defects on wall using infrared thermography at Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah, Kota Bharu Kelantan / Norida Maziantie Muhammad and Hasnan Hashim

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    Using infrared thermography for the analysis of buildings and structures is reliable and accurate. To measure the extent of dampness to a structure or building, an infrared scanner detects energy and maps the temperature contours over the surface of a target object. There is consideration of the application of infrared thermography in two specific situations - the delamination of external/ internal wall finishes and the assessment building’s physical condition. However, this study will focus on dampness on the building surface as well as the causes that affect this problem through the use of infrared thermography. Accordingly, a samples test (imager pictures) was taken to find the cause and effect of the occurrence of the defect dampness in the case study. From the research done, it can be concluded that there is indeed an effect of humidity on the walls of Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah, that is from an average temperature of 30 degrees Celsius, the colour from the observation of the thermograph image is purple which the indicator from the device shows in the lower range, the relative humidity is 70 percent to 79.4 percent. This percentage also shows the presence of moisture in the air around the building. In addition, there are also various defects that exist which show the action of this dampness. Finally, from the findings of this study, it is to identify the existence of this dampness. The data and findings obtained can be used by the Kota Bharu Municipal Council and vendors to ensure the safety of consumers and residents of the market as well as being able to carry out better maintenance plans in the future

    Building performance optimization strategies and practices – a impact and achievement on sustainable built environment / Alia Abdullah Saleh, Hasnan Hashim , Noorazlina Kamarulzaman

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    Building performance optimization is one of the trivial of the building characterization according to sustainable built environment approach. The introduction of Optimize Building Performance and System Control Strategies helps to optimize the usage for building in particular to Productivity, Functional or Operational - Product or Systems Integration, Meet Performance Objectives. Aesthetics Preservation, Secure or Safe, Sustainable - Optimize Site Potential, Protect and Conserve Water, Use Environmentally Preferable Products, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality and Optimize Operational and Maintenance Practices. The building industry has been judged to consume large quantities of material resources and energy. So as to promote sustainability in this sector, definite intend and programs need to be cultivated to nurture awareness among team member, including developers, owners, designers, engineers, contractor, occupant and authorities. The anticipated finding of this research is to substantiate the importance of building performance optimization including whole building design process, cost effective, functional or operational, productive, Building Information Modeling (BIM), products and systems, energy efficiency programs, building commissioning, operational and maintenance practices, Facility Performance Evaluation, Codes and Compliances Standard and associated strategies including Building Monitoring, High-Efficiency Equipment, Life Cycle Assessment, Rightsizing Equipment, Staff Training, Systems Tune-up and Total Building Commissionin

    The awareness and interest of UiTM Pahang population towards the virtual tour / Anis Hasliza Abu Hashim, Maslina Abdul Aziz and Mazliana Hasnan

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    The development of virtual reality is still expanding which leads to the growth of the increasingly popular virtual tour technology. The use of 360-degree panoramic images that allows people to view the environment without having to physically be at the location has increased with more online users experiencing this technology. This paper describes the awareness of UiTM Pahang population on the technology of virtual tour. It also includes factors that influence the interests of UiTM Pahang population to use this technology. Virtual tour can enhance the presence of UiTM Pahang as well as provide much information to remote and prospective users

    UiTM Perak lecturers bagged medals in i2CreaTE (International Innovation, Creativity and Technology Exhibition) 2019 / Mahizan Hijaz Mohammad

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    On April 12, 2019, several lecturers from Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying UiTM Perak Branch, Seri Iskandar Campus had won Gold Medal with their innovation entitled Architectural Defects Tracker for Public Private Partnership Projects. The group members were Sr Hasnan Hashim, Assoc. Prof Sr. Dr. Adi Irfan Che Ani and Dr Kharizam ismail

    Interactive learning: The use of virtual reality in UiTM education system / Anis Hasliza Abu Hashim …[et al.]

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    Current rapid development in Virtual Reality (VR) technology has led to many successful applications that are very useful in many fields such as in learning and training in many disciplines. VR technologies have been evolving during the past few years, leaving research laboratories and finding application in a number of areas. Virtual reality promises the creation of environments that are vivid, lifelike. and highly interactive, and where the user will be able to emerge in a synthetic world that may not exist or may be too difficult or too dangerous to visit in a real-world situation. Many examples of where VR has been used for educational purposes around the world. Each has shown a level of success even though the technology was extremely limited. It seems that the successful of the area was attributed to the flexibility offered by the virtual environment. There is no doubt that the students who used a VR based system enjoyed themselves. It is highly likely that this factor contributed to the sense of fulfillment that the students reported. The main objective of this paper is to introduce the use of virtual reality in educational field and convey the knowledge and the applications that have been done and currently being done in the virtual reality area. UiTM could benefit the technology of VR in many ways as this technology is becoming very well-known and easy to access

    Campus virtual tour: Exploring the potentials for Malaysian Universities / Mazliana Hasnan … [et al.]

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    Many international universities have now shifted from using text and still images to display information to providing virtual tour of the campus in their websites. The tour enables users to explore the selected locations with the images navigable at their own pace. This paper explores the potentials of employing such approach for Malaysian universities. A prototype of a local campus virtual tour was developed to evaluate the effectiveness of the approach. The results of user evaluation reveal that the experience of touring the campus virtually has great potentials as the lour is claimed as cost saving. convenient and can have long and lasting impact on the users

    Three decades of the development of academic journals in Islamic studies in Malaysia 1977-2007

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    The intent of this study is to present the status and position of academic journals in Islamic Studies in this country. The exponential growth of teaching and research institutes centralizing on Islamic studies has given rise to the number of Islamic scholars in this country and prospers various research and publication endeavors. This scenario is welcome with the emergence of diverse academic journals that serve as the academic centerstage in multiple Islamic knowledge branches. The status of this journal is examined by detecting it using the library and publisher catalogues. This study documents 34 academic journals in various branches of Islamic studies and published for the past 3 decades in the period of 1977-2007

    Developing the future: An interactive web image based (IWIB) virtual tour of UiTM Pahang / Anis Hasliza Abu Hashim …[et al.]

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    A virtual tour (or virtual reality tour) is virtual reality simulation of an actually existing location, usually comprising 2D panoramic images, image- based models of the real location, interactive or still images as well as other multimedia elements such as audio and text. Virtual tour is an immersive technology that places the viewers inside the image, enabling them to significantly enhance situational awareness and providing the highest level of functionality for viewing, capturing and analysing visual data. An interactive web image-based (IWIB) virtual tour of UiTM Pahang provides a tour with free navigation and immersive experience through the WWW By putting the tour on the web, viewers could access to it from every where at any time. This paper describes the prototype developed for IWIB virtual tour of UiTM Pahang
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