Anyone studying NUS B.tech (Mechanical)

[loojiasiang86]

Willing to buy NUS btech foundation course notes

Hi there, I am willing to buy b tech foundation module course for mechanical engineering and maths. I cant attend the foundation module in June because I am still in the mist of taking my specialist diploma. I need the notes as maybe I will stand a chance in the entrance test. Thanks! message or call me at 85022106.

 

[teckhuat_85]

Hi there, I am willing to buy b tech foundation module course for mechanical engineering and maths. I cant attend the foundation module in June because I am still in the mist of taking my specialist diploma. I need the notes as maybe I will stand a chance in the entrance test. Thanks! message or call me at 85022106. [/QUOT


Hi. I did not went for the foundation module.

Btw I gt a place in b.tech mechanical. Anyone here studying thus course would like to share ur experience??

 

[loojiasiang86]

hi really need help.. no one taking the foundation modules lesson before?

 

[rollbread]

hi really need help.. no one taking the foundation modules lesson before?

Shouldn't it be accepted the course already then apply for the foundation modules?

 

[teckhuat_85]

Shouldn't it be accepted the course already then apply for the foundation modules?

hi rollbread,

Would like to check with you is it compulsory for all student to bid for the module?
Had receive the email regarding the bidding of module but don't understand.. look so complicated. I thought the core module had already been fix?

 

[teckhuat_85]

hi rollbread,

Would like to check with you is it compulsory for all student to bid for the module?
Had receive the email regarding the bidding of module but don't understand.. look so complicated. I thought the core module had already been fix?

Anyone know how to do this? Is it necessary to bid and what is the recommended bid point?

 

[rollbread]

Anyone know how to do this? Is it necessary to bid and what is the recommended bid point?

I can't remember the exact step but just go to "http://www.nus.edu.sg/cors/" and login. Select and add the module that you want to take and it will should the schedule and take note some of the module lesson might held on the same day and clash.

Enter the points that you want to bid, for part-timer you can enter any points, I usually just put 100. Only the full timer need to compete with one another for the module but not for us. Actually you should already receive email with step by step on how to do it.

Lastly of cause you need to bid for module, if not you won't have any modules to study for next sem.

 

[teckhuat_85]

I can't remember the exact step but just go to "http://www.nus.edu.sg/cors/" and login. Select and add the module that you want to take and it will should the schedule and take note some of the module lesson might held on the same day and clash.

Enter the points that you want to bid, for part-timer you can enter any points, I usually just put 100. Only the full timer need to compete with one another for the module but not for us. Actually you should already receive email with step by step on how to do it.

Lastly of cause you need to bid for module, if not you won't have any modules to study for next sem.

Icic. Thanks bro. The minimum bid for module is 100? Btw, I will be attending the briefing for all new student. Will they brief us on this as well?

 

[rollbread]

Icic. Thanks bro. The minimum bid for module is 100? Btw, I will be attending the briefing for all new student. Will they brief us on this as well?

Nope, honestly I think all the briefing is useless. They just repeating those information that you can get online, but good is that you can ask them if got any doubts. Anyway, they will send you email on all the details so no worries on that.

They will only email you about the minimum point to bid and how to bid. If not wrong minimum point is 1point and I always put 100 but it doesn't matter.

 

[teckhuat_85]

Nope, honestly I think all the briefing is useless. They just repeating those information that you can get online, but good is that you can ask them if got any doubts. Anyway, they will send you email on all the details so no worries on that.

They will only email you about the minimum point to bid and how to bid. If not wrong minimum point is 1point and I always put 100 but it doesn't matter.

i understand that there is a recommended schedule in their website. So if i follow the recommended schedule should be just fine right? But i dont understand since it is core module why do we still need to bid for it?

 

[rollbread]

i understand that there is a recommended schedule in their website. So if i follow the recommended schedule should be just fine right? But i dont understand since it is core module why do we still need to bid for it?

Its recommended to follow the schedule but its ok if you want to make changes to it. Actually the bidding system is more for full-timers as there are quota for each class so not everybody will get the modules they want so they have to bid for it.

For part-timers although seems like always enough quota to fit everybody but still have to follow the system; and its for you to select the modules that you want to take. Anyway, soon you will get used to it. All the best to you.

 

[teckhuat_85]

Its recommended to follow the schedule but its ok if you want to make changes to it. Actually the bidding system is more for full-timers as there are quota for each class so not everybody will get the modules they want so they have to bid for it.

For part-timers although seems like always enough quota to fit everybody but still have to follow the system; and its for you to select the modules that you want to take. Anyway, soon you will get used to it. All the best to you.

Thanks bro.. Btw which year are u in now? Is it difficult? not sure whether am i able to cope with it...

 

[rollbread]

Thanks bro.. Btw which year are u in now? Is it difficult? not sure whether am i able to cope with it...

Now in 2nd year. For now still ok, not sure about the future modules. If can't cope then take 1 or 2 modules at a time.

 

[teckhuat_85]

Now in 2nd year. For now still ok, not sure about the future modules. If can't cope then take 1 or 2 modules at a time.

1 to 2 module will take 8 years to complete.. haha... anyway all the best for your studies. thank you very much for answering my quries..

 

[xin_93]

hey, I really appreciate it if anyone could help me. I got a place in chemical engineering. and recently receive the email regarding the bidding for modules. it is said that we don't have to bid for any modules as it is pre-allocated to us.
so do I still need to select the modules I want to take for the coming semester?
Really don't understand how this works.