Suspected Revision of Graduate Entrance Examination Scores at South China University of Technology: suspension and investigation of four leaders of Computer College

On March 22, 2018, the entrance examination for Postgraduates of Computer College of South China University of Technology was graded by the leaders of the college. On the evening of February 14, 2019, the press center of South China University of Technology announced that an investigation team had been set up on February 13. At present, four people involved in the investigation, including Zhang Jun, Lian Weijie, Yang Yiren and Yu Zhiwen, have been suspended.

According to the content of the microblog, on March 22, 2018, the Computer College of South China University of Technology held a postgraduate entrance re-examination. After the staff collected all the scores of the re-examination group, President Zhang Jun convened the Party Committee Secretary of the College, Lian Weijie, Secretary of the Discipline Commission, Yang Yiren, Vice-President Yu Zhiwen, to discuss tampering with the scores. During this period, Yu Zhiwen and Yang Yiren ordered the staff to delete the original number face to face. According to the data, and check the mobile phone and computer. A total of 8 candidates'interview results were tampered with that night, and Zhang Jun forced the staff and vice president to resign one after another.

The reporter learned from the official website of the School of Computer Science of South China University of Technology that:

Zhang Jun is a doctoral supervisor and professor. In 2018, he was awarded the national ten thousand plan scientific and technological innovation leader, and in 2013 he became the special professor of Jiang Scholars, Minister of Education.

Yu Zhiwen, Ph.D., is currently a professor at the School of Computer Science, South China University of Technology. He was selected into the Outstanding Talents Support Program of the Ministry of Education for the New Century in 2011 and the Xiangjiang Scholars Program organized by the Hong Kong Scholars'Federation and the China Post-doctoral Management Committee in 2012.