Kim Amor I. Tadeo (陶開明), a graduate of Kun Shan University's Department of Intelligent Robotics Engineering from the Philippines, excelled in her coursework. She is the first student from New Southbound countries who earned both the initial and intermediate engineer certificates for iPAS robots this year in Taiwan. Kim Amor I. Tadeo was admitted into a number of national graduate schools, and she intends to stay in Taiwan to pursue graduate studies and further her career in academia.
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Kim Amor I. Tadeo (陶開明), the first new southbound Filipino student obtains an iPAS certificate will stay in Taiwan for graduate school.Photo reproduced from Kung Shan University website
Kim Amor I. Tadeo (陶開明) was raised by her grandmother because her parents had moved to Dubai for employment. When she was a senior in high school, she developed an interest in math, environmental engineering, language, and science. She made the decision to go to Taiwan to pursue studies in computer and communication technology after graduating. Kim Amor I. Tadeo also thanked the instructors for their assistance in helping her get this year's iPAS robot-related credentials.
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Kim Amor I. Tadeo (陶開明), the first new southbound Filipino student obtains an iPAS certificate will stay in Taiwan for graduate school.Photo reproduced from Kung Shan University website
Kim Amor I. Tadeo (陶開明) will thereafter pursue a degree at National Cheng Kung University's Institute of Computer and Communication Engineering. She claimed that she always had to remind herself not to set her goals too low because the world is so vast and she needs to explore and be motivated by knowledge.
