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This page provides information on module registration for Level 2000 common modules in the Engineering undergraduate curriculum:

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titleHow to register for the module

LECTURE will be pre-allocated to you, based on your recommended scheduleto students who are scheduled to read it (refer to your Department's recommended schedule).

TUTORIALS will be open for balloting in ModReg. You will need to select and rank your timeslots from in Select Tutorials/Labs Round 0 onwards, and it will be allocated to you based on the priority scoring. 

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titleHow to register for the module

LECTURE will be pre-allocated to you, based on your recommended schedule.to students who are scheduled to read it (refer to your Department's recommended schedule)

TUTORIALS will be open for balloting in ModReg. You will need to select and rank your timeslots from in Select Tutorials/Labs Round 0 onwards, and it will be allocated to you based on the priority scoring. 

LABS will be pre-allocated to you after you have secured your tutorial.  

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titlePre-requisites and Preclusions

1. To read this module, you must have been either exempted from the Qualifying English Test (QET) or obtained Band 3 in the QET. You may check if you are exempted HERE.

2. Students who are required to take ES1000 Foundation Academic English and/or ES1103 English for Academic Purposes after taking the QET must pass the modules before you are allowed to read this module.

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titleOther Important Information

1. Computer Engineering students should read CS2101 to fulfil the writing/communication requirement.

2. Students from USP, UTCP and RVRC Programme should refer to the respective programme websites for details on fulfilling their writing/communication requirement within the special programme.

3. Students on the Double Degree Programme should refer to the DDP programme structure for details on fulfilling their writing/communication requirements.

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EG2401A
EG2401A

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titleHow to register for the module

Students reading the module before your internship

Please register for the module in ModReg Select Modules.

Round 1 is reserved for students who are scheduled to read it in AY2020/21 Semester 1 (refer to your Department's recommended schedule).

Round 2 is open to all Year 3 & 4 Engineering students.

Round is open to all Year 2, 3 & 4 Engineering students.

Students reading the module during your internship

You will be eligible to read an evening tutorial class. Please first secure an evening lecture class in ModReg Select Modules, and FoE Office of Undergraduate Programmes will email with instructions to register for the evening tutorial class (outside ModReg). 

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titlePre-requisites and Preclusions

1. Students must read and pass ES2531 before you are allowed to read EG2401A.

2. Students who read an alternative module in lieu of ES2531 (i.e. those from Computer Engineering, USP, UTCP, RVRC or some DDP students) will have their respective writing/communication module counted as an equivalent pre-requisite. 

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titleOther Important Information

The tutorials and labs are "bundled" and follow the same timetable. For example, if T01 is on Monday 12-2pm (Odd weeks), B01 will be on Monday 12-2pm (Even weeks). Hence, if you would like to select the T01 tutorial group, please ensure that you keep the same timing free in the alternate weeks, so that the corresponding B01 will be allocated to you.

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ES2531
ES2531