
Chan Mun Hei

Welcome to my CODING JOURNEY
ABOUT
ABOUT ME
My exposure to technology began just like most children at the age of 2. My first experience with an iPhone intrigued me. I was curious how something so small can be so fascinating, and I developed an interest in online puzzles. My interest grew over the years and I soon wanted to learn the hows and whys.
In school, I have been the ICT monitor since P3. Maybe teachers see my interest in all digital gadgets.
The subjects I enjoy are mathematics and science because one allows me solve problems while the other satisfies my curiosity about things around us. I am told by my parents that it is because I am logic-driven and can grasp concepts easily, which probably explains my interest in coding.
The Other Side of me
MY CODING PROCESS
It was chance that got me into coding. I was in Primary 4 then, and my parents signed my brother and I up for an introductory coding programme just to get us out of their hair during the school holidays. And I have not looked back since.
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My parents had signed me up for coding classes whenever I had a school break. I’ve since learned Scratch Coding and progressed to Phyton language.
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Over the years, I’ve participate in some camps, hackathons and even participated in Capture-The-Flag competition. While the competitions are always challenging, I valued the learning experience and exposures gained from other like-minded enthusiasts.
WHAT'S NEXT
I hope to pursue cyber security in polytechnic and university.
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Pursuing my passion in computing and address the market need for cyber defence.
PORTFOLIO
Below are some of my coding journey over the years
Participated in the Youth Cyber Exploration Camp with Nanyang Polytechnic during school holiday and was shortlisted into final. While I did not come in top, I am proud of my achievement being the top 7% among the 600 students participated in the camp across 5 Polytechnics.
I started to progress into language programming when I was in my secondary school. It took me about 3 years to complete Phyton Language (my coding school provided the course in 3 levels)








