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Modules/Schedule:
Timetable & Group Allocation
(Semester 1, AY2008/09)
- Year One Core Modules
- English Modules
- Upper Year Modules
(Faculty Requirements)
- Group Allocation (Please check group allocation for Semester 1)
- Upper Year Modules (Programme
Requirements) Timetable
- FAQs & Other
General Information on CORS & Modules Registration
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1. Year One
Core Modules |
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| Year One
Core Modules (Semester 1 AY2008/09) |
| * Click on Module Code to get detailed module information, e.g.: Module Description, Prerequisites, Preclusions etc. |
| Module Code* |
Module Title |
MC |
Timetable |
| MA1505 |
Mathematics I |
4 |
Lecture and Tutorial
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MA1506 |
Mathematics II |
4 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab |
CS1101C |
Programming Methodology |
4 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab
For lab schedule, please visit http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~online/
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MLE1101 |
Introductory Materials Science
and Engineering |
4 |
Lecture and Tutorial |
EG1108 |
Electrical Engineering |
3 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab
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| EG1109 |
Statics and Mechanics of Materials |
3 |
Lecture and Tutorial |
PC1431 |
Physics IE |
4 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab
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| PC1432 |
Physics IIE |
4 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab |
MA1301 |
Introductory Mathematics |
4 |
Lecture and Tutorial
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| PC1221 |
Fundamentals of Physics I |
4 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab |
PC1222 |
Fundamentals of Physics II |
4 |
Lecture, Tutorial and Lab
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All first year students (including Polytechnic
Direct Entry students) will be pre-allocated
the above core modules (lectures, tutorials and
labs except the following:
- MLE1101,
PC1431 & PC1432 for ISE Students - ISE
students can choose to read either MLE1101,
PC1431 & PC1432 in Semester 1. Please
choose the modules via
CORS bidding.
- Selected
Physics Modules - Please check with your
respective departments on the modules that are
pre-allocated to you and the modules that you
should bid via
CORS.
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Students reading modules
with LABS are to take note of the dates of their lab sessions. Please refer to the timetable for more details. |
| Students registering for
the Language Preparation Programme (LPP) must
ensure that it does not clash with their course
programme timetable. |
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who have not done or need to re-take year 1 core modules are to register for the module via our E-Form latest by 29 July 2008. Do note that this is subjected to availability
of vacancies. Therefore, applications received after deadline will NOT be
entertained. Those who have successfully secure the module are required to ballot for the tutorials and labs in CORS. For CS1101C Lab, please register
at SOC's website.
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2. English Modules |
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EG1413 Critical Thinking & Writing is a faculty
requirement, i.e. you need to pass this module in
order to graduate (except for Polytechnic direct entry
students). It would be in
students' best interest to read this module as soon as possible.
The
pre-requisites of EG1413 are:-
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General Paper (GP) in the Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level : B4 or better ('AO' Level GP)
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General Paper (GP) in the Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level : C or better (H1 Level GP)
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Knowledge Inquiry (KI) in the Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level: D or better
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General Paper (GP) in the International-Cambridge ‘A’ Level : C or better
- General Paper (GP) in the High School Certificate (HSC) :C or better
- SAT : 750 and above (reading & writing) and 10 and above (essay)
- IELTS : 8 and above (overall) and 8 and above (writing & reading)
- TOEFL : 115 and above (internet-based); or 280 and above (computer-based); or 650 and above (paper-based)
- International Baccalaureate (IB) Theory of Knowledge: C or better
- English Language paper at the New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) Level 3 Examination (Previously known as the New Zealand University Entrance Bursaries and Scholarships Examination): Score of more than 50%
Students who
do not meet the minimum grade for GP are to sit for the
Qualifying English Test (QET).
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Students who pass QET (in Band 5 and 6) will be
eligible to read EG1413.
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Students who fail the QET (in Band 3 and 4) will
have to read and pass
EG1471 in order to be eligible to read EG1413.
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Students who fail badly (Band 1 and 2) are
required to read and pass ES1000E
before they are allowed to read EG1471 and finally
EG1413.
| English
Modules (Semester 1 AY2008/09) |
| * Click on Module Code to get detailed module information, e.g.: Module Description, Prerequisites, Preclusions etc. |
| Module Code* |
Module Title |
MC |
Timetable/Pre-allocation Results: |
| **EG1413 |
Critical Thinking and Writing |
4 |
Sectional Class
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**EG1471 |
English for Academic Purposes |
0 |
Lecture and Tutorial |
**EG1413 Lecture is held once only.
**EG1471 Lecture is held
once only. |
| Notes: |
EG1413
Critical Thinking & Writing
EG1413 should be taken by students who:
- have passed EG1471 English for Academic Purposes
- are required to re-take EG1413
- are in their senior years (year 2,
3 and 4)
who have not done EG1413 - Please note that
this module is a programme requirement; you
need to pass this module in order to
graduate.
If you wish to read EG1413 in this semester, please register for the module via our E-Form latest by 31 July 2008.
In the event that all classes are full,
students may choose to read EG1413 in the
following semesters.
Students on University Scholars Programme
(USP) may choose to replace EG1413 with
relevant
Writing & Critical Thinking USP Modules.
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EG1471
English for Academic Purposes
Pre-allocation will be done for students who
are required to read this module, including
re-take students.
In the event that all classes are full, the module will be pre-allocated to students in the next semester.
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3. Upper Year Modules
(Faculty Requirements) |
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| Upper Year Modules
(Semester 1 AY2008/09) |
| * Click on Module Code to get detailed module information, e.g.: Module Description, Prerequisites, Preclusions etc. |
| Module Code* |
Module Title |
MC |
Timetable |
| EG2401 |
Engineering Professionalism |
3 |
Lecture and Tutorial
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HR2002 |
Human Capital in Organizations |
3 |
Sectional Class
(evening classes only**) |
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** Evening classes are only available for IA students through pre-allocation.
Please see notes below. |
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EG2401 Engineering
Professionalism
This module is a Faculty Requirement.
Students have to pass this module in order to
graduate.
The module is open for bidding via
CORS from Round 1A onwards from
all Year 3 and Year 4 students.
Year 2 students may start bidding for this
module from Round 2A onwards for the
remaining vacancies.
Students who have successfully secured the
module will ballot for the Tutorials via CORS.
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HR2002 Human Capital in Organizations
Students on IA
Students on IA may choose to read
HR2002 in the evening during their IA period.
There are 50 places available:
Evening Classes Available:
EV31 - Wednesday, 6pm to 9pm [50 places]
As these evening classes are not available for
bidding, please register for the module via our E-Form latest by 30 July 2008.
Details of Registration:
1. Places will be allocated based on first-come-first-served basis.
2. 1 bid point will be deducted at the point of pre-allocation.
3. Students who have been pre-allocated HR2002 and wish to withdraw from IA and/or HR2002 must drop HR2002 on their own via CORS. Bid points will not be refunded, unless HR2002 is dropped during the "F" grade period.
4. Module will be added to students in CORS upon approval.
5. Registration closing date is 30 July 2008. Late application will NOT
be considered.
Students on IA may also read other evening
modules. Please refer to the
IA website for more details.
Regular Returning Students
The following returning students who wish to read HR2002
have to bid for the module via CORS
from Round 1A onwards. Bids placed in Round 1A will be considered as advance bids.
- CPE3 & CPE4
- EEE3 & EEE4
- MPE3 & MPE4
- ISE3 & ISE4
- MLE4
The module will only be opened to other students if there are vacancies at a later time. Announcement will be made via email if vacancies arise.
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5. Upper Year Modules (Programme Requirements) Timetable |
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6. FAQs & Other General Information on
CORS & Modules Registration |
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Please
click here for FAQs & Other General Information
on CORS & Modules Registration . |
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