College of Humanities and Sciences (CHS)
Case Competition 2022: 1 Aug - 21 Sep
Updates
2 Aug: The complete problem statement is out!
7 Aug: The roster for the mid-term webinars are out! Have a look in the "Timeline". (All teams should have received the Zoom links.)
17 Aug: This is the guideline to case submission. They are simple and easy to follow!
1 Sep: Link to upload your case is here.
5 Sep: Great job to all 27 teams who submitted their cases! We will announce the finalists on 14 Sep.
15 Sep: the 10 teams that are entering the finals are announced!
21 Sep: all students are welcome to attend as an audience member the final round at 7pm, 21 Sep, @ NUS Science LT27.
22 Sep: congratulations to all teams and the top-3 teams of the competition: NUSCrisis (1st), Greta Thunbergs (2nd), and EcoMinds (3rd).
Format
Eligibility
- The competition is open to all currently registered NUS students.
Requirement
- Participate either as a team or solo. Students are free to add or change team members throughout the duration of the case competition and you can have as many members in your team as you want. All team members should be current NUS students.
Preliminary Round
- Create a compelling case of no more than 3,000 words. Where appropriate, use infographics to support your arguments. The case will be evaluated by a panel of NUS Faculty members. In evaluating the proposals, the judges will look for ingenuity, practicality, and enforceability. Solutions supported by research, facts and statistics, and those that are rigorously argued, will be favourably considered.
Final Round
- Ten finalists will present their cases on-stage in no more than 10 mins with visual aid. The judges will comprise of member(s) of NUS Faculties and
representatives from our competition partners. The presentations will be evaluated based on content and delivery.
Prizes
- The top three teams will receive cash prizes of 1,500SGD, 1,000SGD and 500SGD.
- The 10 finalists will each receive a 60SGD hotpot F&B voucher.
- The 10 finalists will each receive 1,000USD Alibaba Cloud credits.
Timeline
25 July : Registration deadline
1 Aug : Launch & Release of Problem Statement (Science LT27)
15 & 16 Aug (7pm) : Mid-term Zoom webinars
(15/Aug) Dr. Chaidaroon of FASS - How to: Effective communications with teams and in public speaking
Droston Tang of Nextevo - Circular Economy: Perspective from the Agri-tech industry
(16/Aug) Megan Chan and Jacky Hu of NUS Consulting Group - How to: Writing a compelling case
4 Sep : Case submission due; upload your completed case here
14 Sep : Notification of Finalists
21 Sep : The Finals & Prize Award Ceremony (Science LT27)
Registration is now closed.
We thank all who have registered.
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