NTU vs SIT?

[tomcat00]

Hello all,

I was offered EEE - NTU and also, ICT(Software Engineering) - SIT.
Before i make my decision to choose 1 uni to go with, I would like to hear your opinions on these courses offered.
(E.g life in SIT vs NTU? Facilities? Pros/cons? Is this course tougher?)

Thank you

 

[Starbarks!]

Well lets put the facilities & whatever pros & cons aside first..

The most important factor here is are u more interested & inclined to elect/electronics stuff or IT/software first??

 

[guyz92]

Hello all,

I was offered EEE - NTU and also, ICT(Software Engineering) - SIT.
Before i make my decision to choose 1 uni to go with, I would like to hear your opinions on these courses offered.
(E.g life in SIT vs NTU? Facilities? Pros/cons? Is this course tougher?)

Thank you

Are you good in Engineering Math?
If yes, pick NTU.
Else ICT.

ICT is you need to have the stamina of sleeping less than 5 hours a day to complete project.

EEE if you are sure you can handle advance Maths. A level H2 math is bare minimum to survive in this course.

 

[tomcat00]

Well lets put the facilities & whatever pros & cons aside first..

The most important factor here is are u more interested & inclined to elect/electronics stuff or IT/software first??

Hi, just a little more information about me, I have a diploma in Computer Engineering so I'm exposed to both electronic/trical stuff & software engineering. I'm quite fond of both, so choosing either one is pretty fine with me since I'm comfortable with it.

 

[tomcat00]

Are you good in Engineering Math?
If yes, pick NTU.
Else ICT.

ICT is you need to have the stamina of sleeping less than 5 hours a day to complete project.

EEE if you are sure you can handle advance Maths. A level H2 math is bare minimum to survive in this course.

I did slightly above Average (B) for Engineering math, nonetheless thank you for your input