The Tertiary Tech Conference (TTC) is an inaugural conference that aims to be the the gathering of the best projects and brightest talents from local tertiary institutions.
Focusing on Games, Augmented Reality and Mobile Applications, it will feature project presentations and an exciting line-up of speakers who have been there and done that.
What’s more, there will be demonstration booths where you can try these projects hands-on yourself and get personal with the people behind them.
Details and Registration
Date : 18th September 2010 (Saturday)
Time : 9am – 4pm
Venue : Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, SMU School of Accountancy
Tickets: $15 (Students); $25 (Professionals)
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**SGE Readers get to enjoy special discounts when they key in the code: tertiarytechpartner.
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Program
Speakers for the Short Talk Series
-Kevin Lim, Social Cyborg & Tech Blogger
-Zaki Mohammad, CEO, Game Ventures
-Darius Cheung, Director of Consumer Mobile Technologies, McAfee Inc
( CEO and Co-founder of tenCube which was acquired by McAfee Inc)

Projects Taking Part
Mobile Track
– AppyZoo
– 2359Media
– StreamMedia
– PigeonHole
Games Track
– Warpy Boy
– Tribulations
– Poikilia
– Darkling
Augmented Reality Track
– buUuk
– PaperFlight
– Virtual Sandbox
– Sandpainting
– Autumn Dynasty
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