Brief C.V. of Prof Teh Hoon Heng
Personal Information:
Date of Birth: 10, Jan 1934
Place of Birth: Penang, Malaysia
Present Citizenship: Canada
Education:
High School: Chong Ling High School, Penang
University : Nantah University (B.Sc in Math, 1960)
Queen’s University,Belfast UK (M.Sc in Math 1961)
Queen’s University,Belfast UK (Ph.D. in Math 1962)
Academic Appointments:
Research Fellow)
Acting Head of Department of Mathematics (1966-1967)
Head of Department of Mathematics(1967-1969)
Director of Institute of Mathematics (1969-1972)
Dean of College of Graduate Studies(1972-1975)
Dean of Faculty of Science (1975-1979)
Head of Department of Mathematics (1980-1982)
Research Advisor of Institute of Systems Science(1987-1990)
Advisor )
Overseas Visiting Appointments:
Academic Research:
My resaech interest in mathematics includes: Combinatorial Mathematics ,
Universal Algebra and Fuzzy Logic . My research interest in Computer Science includes: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Translation, Neural Networks and Multimedea Applications to Education.
I have so far published a total of more than 80 research papers in various areas of Mathematics and Computer Science mostly jointly with my research students. My most important publication is a series of Technical Reports related to
The Japan Real World Computing Project (also called The Japan Sixth Generation Computer Project) from 1993-1995. My main contribution is in the design of a new mathematical model for human thinking process. The model is called Neural-Logic Networks and is based on a combination of the theory of neural networks, fuzzy logic and universal algebra.
Interest In Education
I have always been very interested in school level education and have conducted many math-teaching workshops in both Singapore and Malaysia. I have also been invited as keynote speakers at various international conferenceas on mathematical education. Recently I have helped to create a series of 7 CD-Rom software for the teaching of mathematics and creative thinking skills.
The first 4 CD-Roms are called CoCo Math Projects designed for Primary level children . The next three are designed for Secondary students and they are called
The Doawn of Creative Thinking (one in English, one in Chinese) and The Joy of Creative Mathematics ( in English).
My Current Research Projects in Education
Other Useful Information
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