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BEng (Computer Engineering)

C. EG. BEng (Computer Engineering). http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg. Joint programme between School of Computing and Faculty of Engineering. What is Computer Engineering?. Discipline which combines electrical engineering and computer science

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BEng (Computer Engineering)

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  1. C EG BEng (Computer Engineering) http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg Joint programme between School of Computing and Faculty of Engineering

  2. What is Computer Engineering? • Discipline which combines electrical engineering and computer science • Computer engineers are involved in many aspects of computing, from low level • circuit designs using computing devices to large scale integration involving • hardware and software systems. • A graduate in this programme is expected to have fundamental knowledge in mathematics, physics, electronics, digital logic, programming and algorithms, computer architecture, operating systems, networks, embedded systems • A graduate is also expected to have some experience in design of hardware and software systems • Relevant industrial experience will also complement the knowledge and skills of • the student.

  3. Pedagogy What is the CDIO context and Why? • CDIO = Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate • Educate students who understand how to conceive-design-implement-operate complex value- added engineering systems in a modern team- based engineering environment and are mature, thoughtful individuals • CDIO initiatives prescribes improvements in 4 basic areas : • increase in active and hands-on learning • emphasis on problem formulation • emphasis on concept learning • enhancement of learning feedback mechanisms

  4. CEG HyperMarket (CHM) Inventry Control and Monitoring System

  5. The CEG HyperMarket Group • Core Activity • Hypermarket retailing in 60 different countries • 15,000 stores in 512 cities • Global virtual store • 8,000,000 different products • Revenue USD 500 bn per year • Competitive advantage • Procurement • Low cost bulk sourcing with JIT store delivery • Ultra low inventory • Diverse product mix • Fulfillment • Fast, straightforward customer processing • Active pricing to control product flow • Key enabler • Information Technology

  6. The CEG Inventory Control and Monitoring System (CICMS) • A global DB keeping tab of: • Current inventory at all CHM warehouse and stores • Age • Procured prices, etc • Current good available at all vendor locations • Condition for sales • Lead time • Pricing • Live (to the minute) demand status of all products at all stores • Automatic data capture front • Feed live data for backend monitoring and control • Auto pricing control system, with live dynamic pricing. • Changes pricing on the fly to ensure supply and demand matching

  7. Modules in CDIO Major Cycle • CG1101 Programming Methodology • CG1103 Data Structures and Algorithms I • CG1413 Effective Team Communication • CG2007 Microprocessor Systems • CG2271 Real-time Operating Systems • CG3002 Embedded Systems Design Project • EE3001 Project

  8. Full Degree Programme Requirements To Graduate

  9. Major Programme Requirements

  10. Optional Industrial Component in the Programme • 6-months industrial attachment + Additional 6-months industrial FYP (both parts are optional) • Industrial FYP for the second 6-months will be mapped to CG4001 requirement. 1st 6 months UEM 12 MCs Total of 24 MCs is possible for 1 year of internship 2nd 6 months Industrial FYP CG4001

  11. Summary of Programme Design • CDIO mapped modules: 28% of Prog Req • (Selected Computer Engineering modules taught within a simulated industrial focused environment) • Programme Fexibility • Academic focused modules: from 52% to 72% • Industrial focused modules: from 0% to 20% • (dependent on election of 12 months, 6 months or no industrial exposure)

  12. FFG Checklist for CEGFFG: File For Graduation (Direct entry to CEG1 / Streamed to CEG2 in Year2) of AY2012 intake & Direct Entry Poly students of AY2012 intake Note: Direct Entry Poly students of AY2012 intake follows AY2011 curriculum

  13. Other information: • Limit on Level 1000 modules: • Students should not read more than 60 MCs of level 1000 modules towards their degree requirements (minimum of 160 MCs for graduation). http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/SI_faq.html#A9 • 2. S/U Option (AY2012 intake): • http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/edu/UG/graduation.html#SU • http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/SI_su_policies.html and http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/faqs/su_faq3.html • S/U for semester 1: late Dec; for semester 2: early June • 3 days only after results release: Check NUSNET mail for more information from RO • Note: You must score a minimum “C” grade to get “S”. Otherwise your transcript will show “U” (Unsatisfactory) for the module.

  14. Other information: • 3. ES1102 English for Academic Purposes • If you do not pass your QET you must bid for ES1102 EAP so that you can take CG1413 next semester. • This is important because you need to take CG1413 and CG1103 together! • Students who missed July 2012 QET should look out for the next registration (for November QET).

  15. Other information: • 4. Exemptions for Poly graduates of AY2012/13 intake admitted into CEG: • Poly graduates admitted into the CEG in AY2012/13 will follow AY2011/12 CEG curriculum and may be eligible for the following exemptions (up to 35 MCs) from the following list, depending on the Diploma from the polytechnics. • • University Level Requirements (up to 8MCs) • 1 GEM (Module code GXK1999 under Subject Group B: Humanities and Social Science) 4 MCs • 1 Breadth (ULR) module 4 MCs • • Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEMs up to 12MCs) • • Faculty/Programme Requirements (up to 20MCs) • CG1413 Effective Team Communication 4 MCs • HR2002 Human Capital in Organisations 3 MCs • CG1108 Electrical Engineering 4 MCs • EE3001 Project 4 MCs • For details on the poly exemptions, please refer to: http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/admissions/. • Note that the 12 MCs granted to diploma holders will not count against the limit on level 1000 modules.

  16. Possible Schedule for CEG AY2012/13 Direct Intake (without IA) http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/students/studyschedule.html

  17. Possible Schedule for CEG AY2012/13 Direct Intake (with 6 months IA)

  18. Possible Schedule for CEG AY2012/13 Poly Intake (without IA)

  19. CEG Technical Electives

  20. CEG Technical Electives Advisories will be provided during Year 2 to guide them on the choice of technical electives for specialization http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/academic/electives.html

  21. Industrial Attachment • Plan carefully: Nothing, 6-month, 12 month • 1st 6-month (option): 12 MCs credited under UEM • FOE:http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/epmc/iap.html • SOC:http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/undergraduates/beyond_atap_students.html • 2nd 6-month (further option): 12 MCs credited under CG4001 FYP requirements – subjected to prior approval. http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/ia

  22. Student Exchange Programme • http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/sep/ • Students who are keen to go for SEP in Year 3, will apply in Year 2 (Sept-Oct). Lots of prior planning required! • http://www.nus.edu.sg/iro/nus/students/prog/sep/faq.html • Refer for • General queries • Application • Eligibility • Module Mapping • Financial Assistances • etc

  23. Grading System • Graded Basis : A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D+, D, F • Programme Requirements/Minor/2nd Major/2nd Degree modules • Ungraded Basis • Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory (S/U) • Applies to ULRs and UEMs (unless used for Minor/2nd Major/2nd Degree) • Exercise S/U option after release of exam results  • Completed Satisfactorily /Completed Unsatisfactory (CS/CU) • Enhancement Programme modules taken towards UE • Maximum of 12 MCs (excluding IA) can be on ungraded basis !

  24. Grade Point System Grade Point (GP): CAP – Cumulative Average Point (Σ MCi x GPi) / (Σ MCi) Honors Classification 1st Class Honors CAP ≥ 4.5 & min A- for FYP 2nd Class (Upper) CAP 4.0 to 4.49 2nd Class (Lower) CAP 3.5 to 3.99 3rd Class CAP 3.2 to 3.49 Pass CAP 2.0 to 3.19

  25. MC excluded from CAP : • Modules taken on S/U & CS/CU basis or during exchange, NOC, IA/Internship & APCs are not factored into CAP  • Minimum MCs graded & factored into CAP : • 65% of Programme/Major credits. • 16 MCs of Minor requirements • Only up to 12 MCs of modules graded on S/U basis • Limit on level 1 modules : 60MCs max ! Warning and Dismissal : • CAP < 2.0 1st time  warning 2nd time  probation 3rd time  dismissal • CAP < 1.5 For 2 consecutive semesters  dismissal

  26. Cohort Representative(s) • - Represent cohort on class matters • Attend the Student-Staff Liaison Committee meetings which are generally held once per semester, during the recess week • May be asked to attend other relevant meetings held by the department, or help out at department events • If you are interested in the position, please email us (to: colintan@nus.edu.sg; cc: ceglowmb@nus.edu.sg) with a short introductory paragraph about yourself by Thursday, 16 August 2012. • Although the CEG2 poly intake is small, a cohort rep for the intake is still preferred; your cohort may faces a different set of difficulties from a CEG1 student.

  27. Centralised Online Registration System (CORS) • Prior to registration/bidding in CORS, watch the ‘CORS Briefing Video/Slides for Freshmen’ via http://www.nus.edu.sg/cors/using-cors.html to learn how to use CORS • All freshmen (‘NEW’ students) start bidding from Round 1C i.e. 2 August 2012.

  28. Grouping and Timetable • - Check your grouping at http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/MS_timetable_sem1_1213.html • Click on the link under point 4 - 'Group Allocation (Please check group allocation for Semester 1)'. (The list is not available yet; will be uploaded by OUP early next week . Please refer to course code ‘CEGx’. • - Refer to http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ugrad/schedule1213-Sem1.htm • > Tab ‘C’ and the individual module’s timetable • CEG1 students should refer to group C02 - C07. • CEG2 (poly) students should refer to group C01. • For the majority, four core modules would be pre-allocated as per C0x; students should bid for ES1102/ES1000 (if applicable) and/or one ULR/UEM.

  29. Some administrative points • Please check your NUSNET email account for future announcements: • - Your NUSNET userid is your student ID/matric number, excluding the last letter i.e. Axxxxxxx • Please ignore messages about CS1010E and/or ES1531 (old module code: EG1413). These are taken by other engineering students. • - You should pay attention to messages about CG1101 and CG1413 (offered in sem 2) instead

  30. Some administrative points • Your grouping should be completed by 31 July. • - Before bidding for ES1102/UEM/ULR ensure that there are no time-table clashes with your respective groupings. • Bidding: You will bid under quota for “Joint-Multidisciplinary Programmes” and not under “Faculty of Engineering” or “School of Computing”. • Please look at: • at http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/students/first_year.html • http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/students/second_year.html

  31. Academic Advisor • Each CEG student is assigned an Academic Advisor/Mentor (mid-Sept) • Advisors offer academic advice & counsel • Advisors will write letters of recommendation for YOU ! • See your Academic Advisor regularly so they can get to know you better. University Health, Wellness & Counselling Centre http://www.nus.edu.sg/uhc/ • Emotional & Psychological Well Being • Anxiety, Depression • Mental Health, Self-Worth, Shyness, Stress • Eating Disorders • Sudden Loss and Grief • Feelings, Loneliness, • Relationship Issues • Abusive Relationships, Family Stress, Managing Conflicts, Surviving a Breakup • Personal Effectiveness • Decision Making, Motivation, Test Anxiety, Time Management, Challenges of University Life

  32. http://www.nus.edu.sg/uhc/cps/

  33. How do you make the most of and succeed in NUS? • Plan carefully from your first year, esp. if you are interested in SEP • Consistent work throughout the semesters • Attend all lectures, tutorials and labs • Plan your projects • Form good learning habits right from day 1 • Get to know people around you • Enjoy studying • Many levels of help throughout the system -> Year Coordinators, Academic advisors, Counselling Centre

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