Tan Hong Ming

Alumni, Research Fellow

Research Interests

Decision making under uncertainty

Working Paper

Published

Research Papers

Smart City Investments under Dynamic Information Acquisition, Keppo, Jussi and Tan, Hong Ming and Zhou, Chao, https://ssrn.com/abstract=3141043.

A modification to Pull the Goalie that takes into account the state of play: Coach Markov returns, Zaman, Zia and Tan, Hong Ming, CHANCE, 33(1), 10-15.

2020 – Present

2017 – Present

2015 – 2017

2013 – 2015

2009

2008

Work Experience

Learning Facilitator, Emeritus Institute of Management

  • Learning Facilitator at Emeritus for Business Analytics for Strategic Decisions Online
    Executive Course

PhD Candidate, Institute of Operations Research and Analytics, National University
of Singapore.

  • Lead for Field Studies of Pilot training Project for a Major Airline Carrier
  • Lead for Demand Modeling and Price Optimization Project for a Major Airline Carrier
  • Lead for Forecasting Possible Quality Issues and Optimal Responses to the Forecasts for
    a Leading Global Medical Device Company
  • Instructor for DSC5101 Analytics in Managerial Economics
  • Instructor for Executive Education: Leading with Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning
  • Teaching Assistant for DSC5101 Analytics in Managerial Economics
  • Tutor for DAO1704/DSC1007 Decision Analytics Using Spreadsheets
  • Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award
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Graduate Research Student, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science,
National University of Singapore.

  • Completed Training Programme for Teaching Assistants
  • Tutor for MA1505 Mathematics I
  • Tutor for MA1101R Linear Algebra I
  • Achieved top 20% of all graduate tutors in teaching performance
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Lecturer, Mathematics and Statistics Division, Temasek Polytechnic.

  • Collaborated with NUS Pharmaceutical Science to create interactive webpages using
    HTML5 elements and Javascript
  • Co-authored three textbooks
  • Coordinated Online Student Evaluation of Teaching Effectiveness system for the School
    of Applied Science
  • Subject Leader for the subject “Statistics for Applied Science”
  • Completed Teaching in Higher Education Certificate
  • Completed Data Analytics in Healthcare course
  • Completed WSQ 3D Printing for Rapid Product Development course
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Administrative Assistant, Office of Undergraduate Programmes, NUS Faculty of
Engineering.

  • Organizing Committee of Fourteenth National Undergraduate Research Opportunities
    Programme 2009
  • Coordinated Industrial Attachment and Vacation Internship Programme
  • Assisted with Student Exchange Programme
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Defensive Computer Warfare/Information Assurance Platoon Commander,
18C4 Unit, Singapore Armed Forces, Lieutenant.

  • Managed and oversee the integrity of SAF’s computer and network security
  • Coordinated the audit of Top Secret and Secret classified documents for all SAF Joint
    forces
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2019

 

2017

2004

Awards

National University of Singapore, Department of Analytics and Operations, Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award.

National University of Singapore, Department of Mathematics, Graduate Programme in Mathematics by Research, Letter of Commendation for Graduate Tutor.

Singapore Mathematical Olympiads, Senior Section, Bronze Award.

2017 – Present

2015 – 2017

2009 – 2013

Academic Qualifications

PhD Candidate, Institute of Operations Research and Analytics, National University of Singapore.

  • CAP 4.7/5

Master of Science by Research, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, National University of Singapore.

  • Graduate Programme in Mathematics by Research
  • Thesis Title: Investment and the Quantity of Data Analytics
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Bachelor of Science(Hons), National University of Singapore, Second Class Honours, Upper Division.

  • Applied Mathematics (Primary Major)
  • Economics (Second Major)
  • CAP 4.29/5
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Title

Supervisor

Abstract

Master Thesis

Investment and the Quantity of Data Analytics

Assistant Professor Zhou Chao

We study how the characteristics of investors and investment opportunities and the cost of data analytics affect investment decisions and the quantity of data analytics. We derive an explicit formula for the value and optimal quantity of data analytics for risk-adverse investors in a two period model. We show that lower data analytics costs raises leverage and increases the optimal quantity of data analytics, highly risk-averse investors use less data analytics and data analytics is used most with mediocre investment opportunities

Title

Supervisor

Abstract

Honours Thesis

Apollonian Circle Packings and Doyle’s Spirals

Professor Tan Ser Peow

This thesis presents a basic introduction to Apollonian Circle Packings and Hexagonal Circle Packings, also known as Doyle’s Spirals. It shows that there is a complex extension of Doyle’s rule for generating Hexagonal Circle Packings analogous to the Complex Circle Theorem for Apollonian Circle Packings. By studying the extension, coherent and virtually coherent Doyle’s Spirals can be found. 2 MATLAB® programs were created to draw Apollonian Circle Packings and Doyle’s Spirals. These programs are executable and are able to run on any 64-bit computer independently from MATLAB®.