Rate My Professor Jameson Malang

Malang's teaching extends beyond the classroom into student support and development programs. He has organized seminars on growth mindset, guest lectures emphasizing the importance of learning mathematics, and intensive enhancement camps addressing maths anxiety for foundation students. As a mentor in the SuCCESS program, he guides students in building mathematics confidence and academic organization, contributing to award-winning student successes recognized in Curtin University Student Learning Awards. His research interests align with chemical engineering, process control, and computational fluid dynamics, as evidenced by publications such as 'A comparison study between different kernel functions in the least square support vector regression model for penicillin fermentation process' (2023), 'MSC-RS Design Algorithm of PIDF Controller using SOPDT Model' (2022), 'Soft Sensor Development for the Control of Zymomonas Mobilis Fermentation' (2022), 'Comparison of Turbulence Models for Single Sphere Simulation Study Under Supercritical Fluid Condition' (2017), and 'Computational Fluid Dynamics-Based Hydrodynamics Studies in Packed Bed Columns: Current Status and Future Directions' (2015). Previously associated with the School of Engineering and Science, Malang also co-authored work on kernel functions in support vector machines for predicting student performance (2023). Through these efforts, he fosters both academic excellence and personal growth among students at Curtin University Malaysia.