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NAME: ______________________ Date: _____________Contact No: _____________ MATRIC NUMBER: _____________

FFG Checklist for CPE students of AY2002 & AY2003 intake: HAVE I FULFILLED THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS ? No. of

MCsTick if fulfilled

1. University Level Requirements (ULR): 28(i) 3 possible GEM/SS/ULR Breadth combinations:

Students are required to choose any one of the following combinations: (a) 1 st combination 4 x *GEM modules (16

MCs) 1 SS (4 MCs) 2 ULR Breadth outside

student’s Faculty (8 MCs)

(b) 2 nd combination 3 x *GEM modules (12

MCs) 1 SS (4 MCs) 3 ULR Breadth outside

student’s Faculty (12 MCs)

(c) 3rd combination 2 x *GEM modules (8

MCs) 1 SS (4 MCs) 4 ULR Breadth outside

student’s Faculty (16 MCs)

Note: * At least 1 GEM module must be from Subject Group B: Humanities and Social Science.Singapore Studies (SS) module – SSA2204 or SSA2211 (recommended)Highly recommended ULR Breadth outside student’s faculty: ( ) mapped moduleEG1424 / SC1101E / BH1001(MNO1001) / BH1002E(FNA1002E) / EC1310(EC1301) / LSM1301 / ES2007. (These highly recommended ULR Breadth can also be used to meet UEM requirements. See section 2(iii) below).Other modules offered as ULR Breadth (module type code U9) by other faculties can also be taken by students to fulfil their ULR Breadth requirements.

(ii) SARTOR requirementsStudents are required to read 2 business modules from the list below to satisfy SARTOR requirements. Students may use these two business modules to meet SARTOR and ULR Breadth outside student’s faculty / UEM requirements (see section 2(ii) below). 

BH1001 (MNO1001) Management & Organization ( ) mapped module BH1002 (FNA1002) / BH1002E (FNA1002E) / FNA1002X Financial Accounting BH1003 (MKT1003) Marketing or TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing TR3003 Global Entrepreneurial Marketing or TR2201 Entrepreneurial MarketingTR3006 High-Tech Product & Market Development or TR2201 Entrepreneurial MarketingTR3007 Entrepreneurial FinanceTR3011 Planning - Developing a VentureTR4001 Global Entrepreneurial LeadershipBH1004 (BSP1004) / GEK1009 Legal Environment of BusinessBH1005 (BSP1005) Managerial Economics or EC1310 (EC1301) Principles of

Economics or IE2140 Engrg EconomyBH2311 (MNO2311) Leadership in OrganizationSC1101E Making Sense of SocietyIE4240 Project ManagementIE4241 Work, Technology and Organization

Plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/SARTOR.html

(iii) Minor PrgsA student may use up to 12 MCs to satisfy their UEM (see section 2(ii) below) and another 16 MCs for their ULR Breadth outside student’s faculty.For more info, plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/old/minor.htm

(iv) University Scholars Prg (USP)For USP students, plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/old/usp_introduction.htm

2. Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM): 12

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To be acquired through:

(i) Enhancement Programmes EG1601 Industrial Attachment Prg (IAP) – 12 MCs EG1602 Vacation Internship Prg (VIP) – 4 / * 6 MCs EG1603A/B/C Technopreneurship & Incubation Prg (TIP) – 2/2/4 MCs

respectively EG1604 Innovation Prg (IP) – 2 MCs EG1605 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Prg (UROP) – 2 MCs EG1606A/B Independent Work Prg (IWP) – 2/4 MCs respectively

MCs of each prg can be obtained only once. Students can do either IAP or VIP, but not both. For more info, plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep/ep-menu.html

* Change in MCs for EG1602 VIP from 4 to 6 MCs for a 12-week internship wef sem 1 AY0506 for U03 intake students onwards.

(ii) SARTOR requirementsStudents are required to read 2 business modules from the list below to satisfy SARTOR requirements. Students may use these two business modules to meet SARTOR and ULR Breadth outside student’s faculty / UEM requirements (see section 2(iii) below). 

BH1001 (MNO1001) Management & Organization ( ) mapped module BH1002 (FNA1002) / BH1002E (FNA1002E) / FNA1002X Financial Accounting BH1003 (MKT1003) Marketing or TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing TR3003 Global Entrepreneurial Marketing or TR2201 Entrepreneurial MarketingTR3006 High-Tech Product & Market Development or TR2201 Entrepreneurial MarketingTR3007 Entrepreneurial FinanceTR3011 Planning - Developing a VentureTR4001 Global Entrepreneurial LeadershipBH1004 (BSP1004) / GEK1009 Legal Environment of BusinessBH1005 (BSP1005) Managerial Economics or EC1310 (EC1301) Principles of

Economics or IE2140 Engrg EconomyBH2311 (MNO2311) Leadership in OrganizationSC1101E Making Sense of SocietyIE4240 Project ManagementIE4241 Work, Technology and Organization

Plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/SARTOR.html

(iii) Recommended modules ( ) mapped module

Highly recommended ULR Breadth outside student’s faculty (see section 1(i) above): EG1424 / SC1101E / BH1001(MNO1001) / BH1002E(FNA1002E) / EC1310(EC1301) / LSM1301 / ES2007. (These highly recommended ULR Breadth can also be used to meet UEM requirements.Other modules offered as UEM (module type code 27) by other faculties can also be taken by students to fulfil their UEM requirements.

(iv) Minor PrgsA student may use up to 12 MCs to satisfy their UEM and another 16 MCs for their ULR Breadth outside student’s faculty (see section 1(iii) above).For more info, plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/old/minor.htm

(v) ECE Technical Electives (for students who wish to achieve greater specialization in ECE fields)

(vi) University Scholars Prg (USP) For more info, plse refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/old/usp_introduction.htm

(vii) NUS Overseas Colleges (NOC) For more info, plse refer to http://www.overseas.nus.edu.sg/noc/

3. Programme Requirements 1223.1

Faculty Requirements: Sub-total – 10 MCsEG1413 Critical Thinking and Writing (4 MCs)EG2401 (EG1415) Engineering Professionalism (3 MCs)

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HR2002 Understanding Human Relations in the New Economy (3 MCs)

3.2

Major Requirements: Sub-total – 112 MCsYEAR 1 COMMON ENGINEERING MODULES:EG1108 Electrical Engineering (3 MCs)PC1431 Physics IE (4 MCs)PC1432 Physics IIE (4 MCs)MA1505 Mathematics I (4 MCs)MA1506 Mathematics II (4 MCs)CS1101C Programming Methodology (4 MCs)ECE CORE MODULES:EE2004 Electronic Devices (4 MCs) EE2005 Electronics (3 MCs) (4 MCs for students who take

EE2005 in AY2005/06 and after)EE2006 Digital Design (4 MCs)EE2007 Microprocessor Systems (4 MCs)EE2008 Circuits (3 MCs)EE2009 Signals (3 MCs) (4 MCs for students who take

EE2009 in AY2005/06 and after)EE2010 Systems & Control (3 MCs) (4 MCs for students who take

EE2010 in AY2005/06 and after)EE2011 Engineering Electromagnetics (3 MCs) (4 MCs for students who take

EE2011 in AY2006/07 and after)EE2012 Analytical Methods in ECE (4 MCs)CS1102 Data Structures and Algorithms (5 MCs)CS1231 Discrete Structures (4 MCs)ECE CORE – PROJECTS:EE2001 Project (6 MCs)EE3001 Project (4 MCs)EE4001 B.Eng. Dissertation (12 MCs)ECE TECHNICAL ELECTIVES: (at least 27 MCs)Minimum total of 8 Technical electives (at least 27 MCs in total) as follows:NOTE: at least 12 MCs of electives must be EExxxx.

KEYS - CE: Comp Engrg, IP: Info Processing

(a) Breadth (B) requirements- at least 4 technical breadth electives in the following combination:

3B (from CE and IP) + 1B from other conc(b) Depth (D) requirements - at least 4 technical depth electives in the following combination:

3D (from CE and/or IP) + 1D from any conc

Note: 1. All 8 technical electives must add up to 27 MCs. If not, student has to take more technical electives to make up to 27 MCs.

2. The technical elective rules above are applicable to all CPE students. No exemptions of technical electives / ECE modules are granted for those who embark on 6-mth IA for students of AY2002 intake onwards.

3. The MCs of ME4245 is counted towards EExxxx MCs for AY2001 intake and later.4. Students of CPE U03 intake & prior who took technical electives under the new

Media & Signal Processing (MSP) concentration are considered to be under the

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Computer Engineering (CE) concentration.Have I fulfilled all requirements to graduate? 162

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Other information:

1. S/U Option (AY2002 & AY2003 intake): Students can opt for up to 12 MCs on S/U basis for any modules except for faculty and program requirements. Please see attached for details.

Please refer to the NUS Bulletin AY2006 for latest changes in S/U policy: http://www.nus.edu.sg/nusbulletin/0607/General/Policy/continue.htm under “Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory Option”Please see more information on S/U Option at http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/su_policies.html and http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/undergraduate/faq/suoption2.htm

2. Module Type Code:11 Technical Essential A9 GEM A: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MODULE12 Technical Elective B9 GEM B: HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

MODULE14 Supportive Essential C9 GEM A (SCI. & TECH.) & GEM B (HUMANITIES & SOC

SCI.)17 MINOR MODULE TO BE COMPUTED IN CAP S9 SINGAPORE STUDIES MODULE27 UEM (UNRESTRICTED ELECTIVE OUTSIDE

MAJOR)MB DOUBLE COUNT (MINOR & ULR BREADTH/CFM)

U9 ULR BREADTH (ELECTIVES OUTSIDE STUDENT'S FACULTY)

ME DOUBLE COUNT (MINOR & TECHNICAL ELECTIVE)

MU DOUBLE COUNT (MINOR & UEM)

For conversion of module type code, please refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/Module_declaration.html