Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press
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description: PNGUoT Press is the publishing arm of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUoT), dedicated to advancing scholarship, education, and creative expression in Papua New Guinea and the wider Pacific. The Press publishes academic monographs, edited volumes, textbooks, and works of general interest that contribute to knowledge creation, national development, and cultural preservation. As a university press, PNGUoT Press upholds rigorous peer review standards and supports both emerging and established authors, providing a platform for research, teaching, and community engagement.
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publication name: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press
items: Motivational Thoughts For Young Papua New Guineans
items: Kumu and Lamu Forest Adventure
items: The Reporter - 1998 Compilation
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Research Report 2016
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Research Report 2014
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Research Report 2013
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2025
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2024
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2023
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2022
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2021
items: Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2020
items: SONG BUK
items: Mathematica For Beginners

Motivational Thoughts For Young Papua New Guineans
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description: Motivational Thoughts for Young Papua New Guineans is an inspiring collection of life lessons written to encourage, challenge, and equip the next generation of Papua New Guinea to realise their God-given potential and become positive agents of change. Drawing on biblical principles, personal experiences, motivational reflections, and practical wisdom, Johnson D. Elias addresses many of the challenges facing today's youth, including mediocrity, peer pressure, lack of direction, poor choices, and the search for purpose. Across eleven chapters, the book explores themes such as faith, wisdom, perseverance, integrity, leadership, discipline, personal responsibility, goal setting, vision, courage, and character development. Through relatable examples and thought-provoking reflections, readers are encouraged to think beyond limitations, develop their talents, pursue excellence, and live lives that make meaningful contributions to their families, communities, and the nation. Written in an accessible and conversational style, this book serves as both a devotional and a motivational guide for secondary school students, university students, young professionals, youth groups, churches, and anyone seeking personal growth. More than simply encouraging success, the author calls readers to cultivate lives founded on Christian values, strong character, and service to others. Motivational Thoughts for Young Papua New Guineans is a timely resource that challenges young people to rise above ordinary living, embrace their purpose, and become leaders capable of shaping a brighter future for Papua New Guinea.
subject: Faith & Society
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subject: Monographs
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subject: Papua New Guinea Youth Empowerment Personal Growth Leadership Development Character Formation Christian Ethics Positive Thinking Life Skills Moral Education Mentoring Goal Achievement Motivation
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creator: Johnson Elias
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press
date: 2026-07-24
publication date: 2026-07-24

Kumu and Lamu Forest Adventure
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description: Kumu & Lamu's Forest Adventure: A Journey into the Rainforests of Papua New Guinea is the first title in the Masthan Adventure Series, an educational children's book series developed by PNG University of Technology Press to promote literacy, environmental awareness, and an appreciation of Papua New Guinea's rich natural heritage. Written for children in the early primary years, the story follows two best friends, Kumu and Lamu, as they explore their local rainforest and encounter some of Papua New Guinea's most remarkable wildlife, including the cassowary, tree kangaroo, green tree python, spotted cuscus, rainbow lorikeet, fruit bat, and the iconic bird-of-paradise. Along their journey, young readers discover the importance of forests, biodiversity, and caring for the natural environment through simple language, engaging illustrations, and age-appropriate storytelling. The book is complemented by a practical Teacher and Parent Guide that supports reading comprehension, vocabulary development, classroom discussion, and environmental learning. Designed for use in schools, homes, libraries, and community reading programmes, the publication encourages children to develop confidence in reading while fostering curiosity, respect for nature, and pride in Papua New Guinea's unique environment. Published under the Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), this title reflects PNGUoT Press's commitment to producing accessible, locally relevant educational resources that strengthen literacy and inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.
subject: Early Childhood & Kindergarten
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subject: Monographs
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subject: forest
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subject: papua New Guinea
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subject: sweet potatoe
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subject: Tree kangaroo
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subject: kumul
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subject: Bird of paradise
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creator: Eric H. Kuna
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date: 2026-07-10
publication date: 2026-07-10

The Reporter - 1998 Compilation
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description: This volume presents the complete annual compilation of The Reporter for 1998, the official news publication of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUoT). Bringing together all issues published during the calendar year, the compilation provides a comprehensive record of university life, documenting institutional developments, academic achievements, research activities, student affairs, community engagement, infrastructure projects, governance matters, and significant events that shaped the University during the period. As part of the Reporter Archives Collection, this publication contributes to the preservation and accessibility of PNGUoT’s historical records. The volume has been compiled from surviving hard-copy editions of The Reporter, many of which existed only in print form. Through digitisation and archival preservation efforts, these materials have been consolidated into a single reference work to safeguard the institutional memory of the University and support future research, historical inquiry, and public understanding of higher education development in Papua New Guinea. The compilation is reproduced as faithfully as possible from the original publications. Apart from archival preparation and cover design, no editorial alterations have been made to the original articles. Consequently, the volume serves both as a historical record and as a primary source documenting the perspectives, activities, achievements, and challenges of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology during 1998.
subject: The Reporter
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subject: Reports
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subject: Papua New Guinea University of Technology, PNGUoT, The Reporter, university archives, institutional history, higher education, digitisation, archival preservation, Papua New Guinea.
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rights: Copyright (c) 2026 Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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date: 2026-06-17
publication date: 2026-06-17

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Research Report 2016
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description: FOREWORD On behalf of the Research Committee of Unitech, I am delighted to present the 2016 Research Report of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology. This is a compilation of the research activities of the thirteen academic departments and four research units of the university. I am very thankful to the Dean of Postgraduate Studies, Professor Shamsul Akanda, for compiling and editing the report. Unitech has the largest postgraduate program in the country, with more than 200 postgraduate students at the present time. The majority of the students are from Papua New Guinea but there are also some from other Pacific Islands who are here through Erasmus Mundus Program of the the European Union. This year, we have one postgraduate student from Africa, Botswana, who is under the Association of Commonwealth Universities Scholarship. The presence of research students creates an atmosphere that is conducive to research. Supervision of postgraduate students and doing research go hand in hand. The Papua New Guinean postgraduate students at Unitech are either sponsored by the university, by companies or by themselves. Whereas the government has instituted scholarship programs for undergraduate study (HECAS - Higher Education Cost Assistance Scheme - and AES - Academic Excellence Scholarship) no similar schemes are in place for postgraduate studies. We are aware that the government plans to introduce scholarships for postgraduate studies soon, and we look forward to a substantial expansion of our postgraduate programs when that happens. There is a well-attended weekly research seminar at Unitech. For the preceding few years this was coordinated by the Dean of Postgraduate Studies, Professor Shamsul Akanda, and last year and this year it is being coordinated by another member of the Research Committee, Professor Subramaniyam Gopalakrishnan. I am very grateful to both of them for their commitment to the seminars, research and to the postgraduate program as a whole. Unitech …
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subject: Reports
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rights: Copyright (c) 2017 Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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date: 2017-06-12
publication date: 2017-06-12

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Research Report 2014
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description: FOREWORD I am delighted to present the 2014 Research Report of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology. In spite of some disruptions of classes at the start of the 2014 academic year, Unitech research activities were a big success in 2014. Research activities at Unitech are spurred on by having the largest postgraduate program in the country. There are currently 141 postgraduate students, including 9 at PhD level. Unitech also hosts 8 PG students from Caribbean and Pacific through Erasmus Mundus Program of the European Union. The presence of research students creates an atmosphere that is conducive to research. Supervision of postgraduate students and doing research go hand in hand. A postgraduate seminar program during October 13 - 14 resulted in 55 postgraduate students presented their research work that was attended by staff and students from across Unitech and beyond. There is a well-attended weekly research seminar at Unitech. This is organised by the Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Research, Professor Shamsul Akanda. I am very grateful to him for his commitment to the seminars and to the postgraduate program as a whole. A total of 23 research seminars were organized in 2014. A major seminar, known as the Huon Seminar, is held at Unitech every two years. The last one was the seventh one and it was held in November 2013. Its proceedings have been published in a book form. Unitech has a Research Committee that funds research projects and staff attendance at national/international conferences. In 2014, a total of K114, 462 was given out by the Research Committee for research projects, and K41, 699 was used to support staff attendance at national and international conferences. Nonetheless, many requests for research funding and attendance at international conferences were turned down by the Research Committee, due to a shortage of funds. These funds need to be tripled or quadrupled. That would be a good investment. This Research Report is a compilation of re…
subject: Research Reports
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subject: Reports
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rights: Copyright (c) 2025 Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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date: 2015-05-15
publication date: 2015-05-15

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Research Report 2013
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description: FOREWORD It is my great pleasure to present the 2013 Research Committee Annual Report. It was a hectic year, but we managed to maintain a good rhythm in terms of research and publications. Money was always a constraint, but I would like to see more money is allocated for research and conference purposes. The Research Committee took a bold step in reviewing the 1994 version of Research Management Policies and Guidelines for Unitech with the objectives of promoting research culture in the university. The new policies stipulate development of a corporate research plan, mandatory research plan for the academic departments, promotion of departmental seminars, restoration of university seminar series, increase the upper limit of funding for GAP students, allowing GAP students to attend national and international conferences, etc. Also noteworthy is a new chapter on "Research Ethics" incorporated in the revised version to uphold the integrity of research and publications. 2013 was a successful year in terms of reviving the weekly University research seminar series and departmental bi-weekly research seminars. These seminars were important to transform positively the research culture of the University. A total of 12 University research seminars were presented on different subjects of interest during the second semester of 2013 academic year. One of the hallmarks of Unitech, the postgraduate student research seminar entered into its 3rd year in 2013. Fifty six PG students presented their research findings during 25-26 September 2013 to showcase the PG studies and research capabilities; communication and presentation skills to wider community to encourage research culture at Unitech and PNG as a whole. This seminar was attended by the representatives from AusAID, ACIAR, FPDA, NARI, DAL and Trukai Industries Ltd, besides the Unitech staff and students. I take this opportunity to thank the Research Committee members, Executive Officer and Heads of the Departments for their cont…
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subject: Reports
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date: 2014-06-15
publication date: 2014-06-15

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2025
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description: Vice Chancellor’s Foreword The year 2025 has been another significant and productive year for the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUoT). The academic year commenced with exciting news that all five engineering programs were granted full accreditation by Engineers Australia under the Washington Accord. This important recognition was officially announced on 18 December 2024. The achievement attracted strong praise and support from government and industry stakeholders. In particular, the University acknowledges the valuable support provided by Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited and ExxonMobil during the accreditation process. To mark this milestone, PNGUoT hosted a celebration on 1 July 2025. The occasion was attended by distinguished guests from overseas, representatives from government, and leaders from industry who joined the University community in celebrating this achievement. The accreditation affirms the quality of engineering education delivered at PNGUoT and strengthens the international standing of our graduates. Following this celebration, the University hosted the Pacific Islands Universities Research Network Conference. Researchers from universities across the Pacific, Australia, and New Zealand gathered at PNGUoT to present research addressing issues affecting Pacific Island societies and economies. The conference provided an important opportunity for our academics to engage with colleagues across the region, strengthen research partnerships, and initiate new collaborative initiatives. These engagements continue to expand the research capacity and international visibility of PNGUoT. These developments were complemented by the establishment of the Office of Strategic Internationalization (OSI). The Office was endorsed by the University Council in November 2024 to strengthen collaboration with international partner institutions and advance the University’s global engagement agenda. The Director of OSI position is generously supported by Ok Tedi M…
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date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2024
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description: Vice Chancellor’s Overview The year 2024 was another milestone in the growth and transformation of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUoT). Among the highlights was the full accreditation of all five engineering programs offered by the Faculty of Engineering. In September, Engineers Australia conducted a rigorous review of our programs, including staffing levels, teaching facilities, experimental resources, and curriculum delivery. Students and staff were interviewed, and teaching methods were carefully assessed. On 18 December 2024, the results were released—granting PNGUoT Engineering courses full accreditation. This historic achievement has significantly enhanced the University’s profile, both nationally and regionally, and reaffirmed our reputation for excellence in engineering education. Alongside this success, PNGUoT made significant strides in strengthening its research capacity and knowledge dissemination. The University launched its inaugural Interdisciplinary Journal of PNGUoT (IJPNGUoT), creating a platform to showcase research generated within our institution. While many of our academic staff continued to publish in leading indexed journals worldwide, we are proud that senior professors chose also to contribute to IJPNGUoT, providing mentorship to younger academics through co-publication opportunities. The journal is already proving to be an invaluable training ground for the next generation of researchers. Our overall research output also grew considerably. Indexed journal publications increased from approximately 90 in 2023 to 120 in 2024, a remarkable growth that has boosted the University’s global standing and confirmed PNGUoT as the leading university in Papua New Guinea. Our academics remain at the forefront of international research, with several being widely recognized experts in their respective fields. In 2024, PNGUoT also took an active role in regional scientific collaboration through its involvement in establishing the Pacific…
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date: 2025-07-13
publication date: 2025-07-13

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2023
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description: Vice Chancellor’s Overview PNGUoT has achieved significant milestones in 2023, marking another successful year. The governance of the University has been further consolidated in compliance with the Higher Education General Purpose Act 2014. The Council, now reduced from 26 to 13 members, includes specific appointments to cover a wide range of professional expertise, such as engineering, accountancy, HR, law, and IT, to better serve the strategies of PNGUoT. The only ex-officio in the Council is the Vice Chancellor. We proudly announce that PNGUoT has a new Chancellor, Mr. Sam Koim, a prominent lawyer and a statesman. The new Council has continued to focus on the outcomes of the Strategic Plan 2020 – 2024, ensuring progress in strengthening the pillars of the University for future growth. The Executive Management focused on improving teaching quality and research output relevant to the PNG industry, government, and communities. Progress has been steady regarding the accreditation of the engineering programs. Targets in securing equipment and facilities upgrades were achieved. Interactive teaching engagement between students and staff has also reached the desired outcomes. Improvements in practical training for students have progressed well, ensuring that students have been prepared well for the industry. The culture in research has advanced further with the increased intake of postgraduate students. PNGUoT has achieved a 4.5% increase in student intake, mainly through online delivery. PNGUoT continues to build its reputation as a knowledge hub of science and technology for PNG and the region. The Administration of PNGUoT has also gained positive traction, ensuring performance in the administrative and academic functions of the University. The strategic objective to ensure administrative effectiveness and performance has led to the outsourcing of some administrative functions that are now performing better. The campus is looking cleaner as a result. The dormitories ar…
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rights: Copyright (c) 2024 Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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date: 2024-05-19
publication date: 2024-05-19

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2022
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description: Vice Chancellor’s Overview The past year, 2022, has been another triumphant year for PNGUoT. The implementation of the Strategic Plan continued. Given the focus on quality education, the Engineering Departments continued implementing strategic objectives towards full accreditation of their programs by 2024. Credit is accorded to the Chairman of the Industry Advisory Board, Mr. Luke Liria, for diligently guiding the accreditation process backed by the Dean of Engineering and the Accreditation Manager. The proactive leadership provided by the Engineering Departments has rubbed off on all other Departments. Under the able leadership of Professor Gonduan, a dedicated working committee was formed, directing all HODs to initiate the process of benchmarking respective courses to international or industry standards. The research budget has been augmented to K1 million. We are steadily progressing toward our strategic goal of fostering a robust research culture. Our staff has consistently engaged in research, publishing their findings in esteemed peer-reviewed journals. Many of these scholarly articles were showcased during the Huon Seminar, which took place from the 30th to the 31st of August at PNGUoT. Numerous staff and students presented their research findings on the theme of “Embracing engineering technology and science to mitigate poverty.” The Postgraduate School remains at the forefront of these research endeavours. The number at the postgraduate school had also increased to a total of 170 Masters and 30 PhD students. Given the focus on access, PNGUoT also increased its intake through on-campus and online teaching. There is a total of 3300 students on-campus. The PNGUoT started rolling out online courses to major centers around PNG in 2022, initially with 60 students. There are plans to increase these numbers in the coming years. The initial online courses included Business Accountancy, Communications for Development, Geomatics, and Agriculture for Rural Development…
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rights: Copyright (c) 2026 Papua New Guinea University of Technology Press https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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date: 2023-06-16
publication date: 2023-06-16

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2021
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description: The Strategic Plan (SP) 2020 – 2024 is in its 3 rd year of operation, and the objective has now been cascaded down to Tier III of the staffing levels for action. Each staff member had to deliver time-bound key performance indicators (KPIs), and respective HODs at the Tier II level monitored the performance of each staff. The impact of COVID-19 affected the practical application of the strategic framework; however, much progress was made towards achieving major objectives. Performance assessment was not effectively rolled out due to a lack of HR capacity to operationalize action plans for each Department. This led to Council approval of the restructure at the Executive Management Level, where the Executive Director HR position was created to establish the function of effective performance management and appraisal system of each staff against progress towards achieving the objectives of the Strategic Plan. The SP 2020-2024 has seven (7) domains (pillars). However, given the restructure mentioned above, the functions of the Registrar position is now focused on STUDENTS only. It was, therefore, necessary to create a new domain. Therefore, the Strategic Plan now has Domain No. 8 focusing on STUDENTS. The goal of Domain 8 is to establish a conducive study and living environment for all students here at Unitech. Some additional duties include providing accommodation services and information on employment opportunities for students. Meanwhile, progress has undoubtedly been made in achieving key objectives under academic excellence. Critical requirements for advancing the engineering accreditation process have been met. The Chartered Practicing Accountants (CPA) PNG, have agreed to assist with accreditation of the Business Studies courses to industry standards. Architecture and Construction Management courses have already been benchmarked with the Australasian Architecture Schools Association (AASA) since 2008-2009, and now, in the process of accreditation. The Agriculture D…
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date: 2022-04-12
publication date: 2022-04-12

Papua New Guinea University of Technology Annual Report 2020
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description: Vice Chancellor's Overview This is the first time PNGUoT has prepared an Annual Report and I am very delighted that the report comes at a time when PNGUoT has, once more, secured a sense of direction with the launching of the Strategic Plan 2020 - 2024 in July 2020 that encapsulates the ideals of our envisioned future. Much of the preparatory work, done by key Council and Executive Management members (leading up to the final strategy) was based on review and assessment of reports from consultants and external institutional auditors as well as in-house SWOT analysis of Unitech as an organization. PNGUoT's Strategy for development comes with a Vision to grow world-class technocrats by 2024 enacted by a Mission to develop such world-class technocrats through high-quality experiential teaching, research, and ardent applications of science, technology, and innovation for the 'real world'. Our Mission is supported by seven Strategic Domains or Foundational Pillars. The Domains are; (1) Institutional Leadership and Governance, (2) Academic Excellence (3) Research, Innovation and Training (4) Organizational Effectiveness and Performance (5) Access, Externalization and Infrastructure (6) Financial Sustainability (7) Community, Industry and International Partnerships. Our values include high ethical standards, professionalism, diversity and inclusivity, innovation and initiative, plus pride and passion. PNGUoT is also committed to ensuring that students develop academic and personal qualities and graduate with attributes as being: (a) A life-long learner (b) A critical thinker (c) An effective communicator (d) A cultural modernist (e) Morally upright and (6) Technologically savvy. The new Council membership (introduced in 2013 after the 2012 crisis) consisted of highly reputablepersons who provided stable governance for the institution. Sir Nagora Bogan, who was Chancellor from 2013 - 2017, led the restoration of stability in governance with observance of policy, processes an…
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date: 2021-05-11
publication date: 2021-05-11

SONG BUK
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description: This songbook is a collection of Christian hymns and spiritual songs compiled, composed, and translated into Tok Pisin by Jonah Askai for use within local church communities in Papua New Guinea. Developed with the support of the Crystal Independent Fundamental Baptist Church, Wau-Waria, the book aims to make biblical teachings and worship more accessible through familiar language and culturally relevant expression. The songs reflect core Christian themes including salvation, faith, repentance, and praise, and are designed for congregational singing, personal devotion, and evangelism. Many pieces are inspired by traditional hymns, thoughtfully adapted to suit the linguistic and spiritual context of Tok Pisin-speaking communities. Published as an open-access, non-commercial resource, this songbook seeks to strengthen worship practices, encourage participation in church life, and support the spread of the Gospel across Papua New Guinea.
subject: Faith & Society
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subject: Monographs
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subject: Pidgin hymnal (Song Buk)
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creator: Jonah ASKAI
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 Jonah Askai and Crystal Independent Fundamental Baptist Church, Wau-Waria https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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date: 2026-04-24
publication date: 2026-04-24

Mathematica For Beginners
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description: This book provides a comprehensive introduction to Wolfram Mathematica as a powerful computational tool for mathematics, programming, data analysis, and web-based applications. It is designed to guide readers from the fundamental concepts of Mathematica through to more advanced topics, including symbolic computation, graphical visualization, programming techniques, data handling, and web deployment. The early chapters introduce the Mathematica environment, including its notebook interface and basic operations for mathematical computation. The book then progresses into symbolic mathematics, covering algebraic manipulation, calculus, equations, and other core mathematical functions. It further explores graphical and visualisation tools that allow users to represent mathematical concepts and data in clear and meaningful ways. In addition, the book develops programming skills within Mathematica, introducing both procedural and functional programming approaches for building computational solutions. It also addresses data handling techniques, including importing, exporting, and analysing real-world datasets. The final chapter introduces WebMathematica, demonstrating how Mathematica-based computations and visualisations can be delivered through interactive web applications. Overall, this book serves as both a learning resource and a practical guide for students, educators, and professionals seeking to apply computational thinking and mathematical software tools in academic, scientific, and applied environments.
subject: Mathematics & Computer Science
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subject: Wolfram Mathematica
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subject: Computational mathematics
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subject: Symbolic computation
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subject: Numerical analysis
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subject: Mathematical software
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subject: Scientific computing
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subject: Algebraic manipulation
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subject: Differential equations
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subject: Mathematical modelling
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subject: Data visualization
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subject: Graphical plotting
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subject: Programming in Mathematica
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subject: Functional programming
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subject: Procedural programming
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subject: Data analysis
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subject: Data import and export
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subject: WebMathematica
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subject: Interactive web applications
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subject: Computational thinking
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creator: Mohsen Aghaeiboorkheili
creator: Kamran Hassani
creator: Mansooreh Kazemilari
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 Mohsen Aghaeiboorkheili, Kamran Hassani, and Mansooreh Kazemilari
date: 2026-05-10
publication date: 2026-05-10