1. Serviced University Level Requirement (ULR) modules (Semester 1, AY2012/2013)
2. Appealing for ULR modules
3. Important Information for Graduating Students regarding ULR and UEM requirements
4. List of Breadth Modules offered by Faculty of Engineering (Semester 1, AY2012/2013)
5. List of General Education Modules offered by Faculty of Engineering (Semester 1, AY2012/2013)
6. List of ULRs offered by all faculties

Serviced ULR modules are specially "reserved" modules for engineering students. To allow you to have first priority for the below modules, the default module type codes have been set to <Compulsory Cross Faculty Modules 29> so that you can start bidding from Round 1A . The module type codes will be changed back to their default module type code only after CORS has ended. (see flow chart)

The protection against other students from bidding for the below slots will end after Round 2A, thereafter all remaining quotas will be merged.

Please note that the "reserved modules" only applies to the modules listed above.
If you wish to apply for other University Level Requirement (ULR) Modules, it will only be available at Round 2A onwards. Points will be deducted from student's General Account.

Engineering students who fail to secure ULR modules during the CORS bidding exercise should only submit their appeals for ULR modules via CORS Appeal Form after Round 3B ends (i.e. 14 Aug 2012, 2301hrs onwards).  Please submit your appeals in the following Appeal Type:

• For Non-graduating Students: "Unable to secure module (Only available after bidding round 3B ends)"
• For Graduating Students: "Unable to secure module for graduation this semester (Only available after bidding round 3B ends)"

Appeals filed before Round 3B will NOT be considered. For ULR modules offered/hosted by other Faculties/Departments, please DO NOT approach these host Faculties/Departments or the module lecturers as we (Faculty of Engineering) as your home Faculty will collate all appeals and submit them to host faculty/departments for their consideration.   All appeals must be filed via CORS latest by 31 Aug 2012.

Students are required to state a brief explanation for appealing to read these modules. Please provide at least 3 other alternative modules and the desired lecture groups in order of priorities. The set of modules should be a combination of modules offered by various faculties/schools.

Example:

This is my last semester and need 1 GEM in order to graduate. I wish to appeal for:

1. GEK1000, Lecture Grp 2; or
2. GEM2000, Lecture Grp 1; or
3. GEM3000, Lecture Grp 4

Note: In view of the large volume of appeals faculties/schools will be processing, please allow a few working days before home faculty notify students on their appeal outcomes via the NUS email. Please note that approval is 100% subjected to host faculty/dept. Students are reminded to clear their NUS email mailboxes regularly so as not to miss any important notices.

For graduating students from AY2003 intake and before, it is your responsibility to check if you have fulfilled at least 28 MCs of ULR requirements (at least 2 GEMs, one of which must be from Group B, 1 SS and at least 2 Breadths) and at least 12 MCs of UEM requirements. You may verify the modules done at the Online Degree Requirement Check (DRC) and at the FFG Checklist provided by your department (please check with your department if necessary).

Any SHORTAGE of MCs less than the stipulated MCs will render students UNABLE to graduate. Students have to check carefully and thoroughly during the CORS period, and if need be, CONVERT their ULR Breadth to UEM, etc (via ‘Module Declaration’ function at DRC) to fulfill their graduation requirements. You will NEED to do another check after you have successfully bidded for modules via CORS.

Please refer to MODULE DECLARATION for information on module conversion.

The following is the list of Breadth modules offered by the Faculty of Engineering in Semester 1 AY2012/2013 for Non-Engineering students.

Important Notes:

• It is the responsibility of students to check the class & exam timetable and ensure that there are no timetable clashes.
• Please click here for the class and exam timetable for these modules.
• Please refer to NUS Online Bulletin for the module description and other details.

The following is the list of GEM modules offered by the Faculty of Engineering in Semester 1 AY2012/2013.

Important Notes:

• It is the responsibility of students to check the class & exam timetable and ensure that there are no timetable clashes.
• Please click here for the class and exam timetable for these modules.
• Please refer to NUS Online Bulletin for the module description and other details.