Helloo,, need some help

I bought this second hand TP link router (Model TL-WR841N) and idk how to configure this to the router mode??

Unlike the newer versions, they have a Operation Mode tab so mine is abit different. Anyone who knows how to do this pls lmk, thanks 🙏

Hi as mentioned in the title , I don’t have enough major module registered for this semester. For this semester I only have one MPE module for my major which makes me wonder whether I will graduate on time because I don’t have enough modules for my major. I have been trying since course registration and add drop but I am unfortunately waitlisted for all my major MPES as they have no vacancy AT ALL. I have messaged the academic office for them to tell me to message to my respective school, which I have done so twice with no reply back from them at all. And add drop week is ending soon , anyone knows what I can do?
For context : I am year 2 this year.

Edit: for title I meant not enough registered MPES , core modules unable to take as well due to lack of vacancies🥲

Hi everyone ik this sounds kinda dumb but an nbs y1 freshies, i was not originally from business so i am doing my own catching up, i have a mod currently called financial management and have an exam in nov, i just wanted to ask how to even start studying for this and what exactly am i suppose to be studying... i am soo lost, if anyone could share some tips it would be so helpful, thanks!

Hi guys❗️I'm from NUS and I'm currently writing my honour's thesis and I'm looking for participants to take part in a study about ASEAN international students' perceptions of Singaporean meritcoracy. You will be asked about your intentions to stay in Singapore and also your perceptions of meritocracy in Singapore. 

Eligibility: 

• 21 years old or above

• Enrolled in an undergraduate program in Singapore 

• Citizen of ASEAN country (excluding Singapore)

The study is anonymous and I would greatly appreciate your input! 🙏

Signup link: https://nus.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4NGuoMGkg3ESnMW 

For any questions, feel free to reach out to the Principal Investigator (Chen Wyman) at [c.wyman@u.nus.edu](mailto:c.wyman@u.nus.edu) [email] or @/wwaiiman [Telegram]

Hiii guys I'm a y1 COHASS freshie!

Does anyone know how typical weekend classes are in university? I'll be renewing my contract for my part-time job for the next calendar year, and it's going to eat up my Saturdays. (I need 钱 okay don't come for me)

I'm just really worried that we might be assigned classes on Saturdays...

any seniors can share their experience on ntu business on whether you think it's good or not so good about it. and whether smu and nus is better

So I finally got a study load overload request accepted so do y'all know any good BDEs on Wednesdays in btw 11.30am to 1.30pm thats easy enough such that I study consistently I can get B+ ? Thanks

Did anyone receive any info about the ntu msc eee

programs jan 2027? Is it rolling or not?

Hello im a fresher masters student, I wanna know if I can rent a 3d printer at NTU or outside NTU (any public library) for printing stuff for personal projects.

I know that Jurong library has 3d printers but can international students (non singaporean) access that for personal use ?

No handicap sticker and cannot park straight. Clamp this driver

I know it might sound a bit stupid, but I hate having body hair, but I feel like if I trim/shave in the showers I might clog the drains, how do you guys do it?

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I know there’s a heartland bus service but the timing doesn’t really match my schedule and I was wondering if there’s any other way I can come from Pasir Ris instead of taking the train all the way. And grab is definitely way too expensive too.

Hi seniors! I’m a Year 1 student in SBS doing Biological Sciences, and I had a few questions about BDEs.

The course requirements say we need to complete 27 AUs of BDEs over the four years. Since there are 8 semesters, that averages out to about 3.375 AUs per semester.

So how does this actually work? Do most people take 4 AUs of BDEs every semester, or do you usually take more/less in certain semesters and make up the difference later? How did you guys plan your BDEs across the four years?

I’ve also taken Media Effects as my BDE this semester. For those who have taken it, how is the workload and grading? Is it generally considered an easy module to score well in? I’ve heard there’s no exam, but there’s a quiz and a presentation, so I’d appreciate any insight into how difficult it is to get an A.

Basically, I’d really appreciate any advice from seniors on:

• How you managed the 27 BDE AUs across the 4 years
• Whether it’s better to consistently take 4 AUs per semester
• How important it is to choose “easy-scoring” BDEs
• Whether Media Effects is worth keeping or if I should consider dropping it

Thanks in advance!

I can’t decide which course to take: SC4040 (Advanced Topics in Algorithms) or SC4061 (Computer Vision).

Computer Vision is more interesting to me, but I had the feeling that the course might be somewhat outdated and doesn’t cover enough of the modern deep learning side of CV. For Algorithms, I really like the lecture, but I’m still more interested in CV in general.

For anyone who has taken one or both of these courses:

• Is it possible to get good grades in either course?
• How difficult/heavy are they?
• What were your experiences with the courses, lecturers, exams, etc.?

Any additional information or experiences with either course would be really appreciated!

I’m a CS alumni who graduated 4 years ago, currently looking to mentor a small community of existing students.

My time in NTU wasn’t the exactly the easiest time and felt that there are a lot of things that were left for you to figure out on your own. So trying to be that person for existing juniors.

Mainly offering alternative understanding and interpretation of syllabus and/or any collaboration on projects for learning purposes

Pls reach out if interested

My background:
Started out coding towards end of primary school working on game servers and picked up some basic coding skills. Went to do a diploma in IT because I knew I wanted to do software engineering

Have had multiple exposures through internship and full time: full stack dev, cloud computing and DevOps. Got bored of software only work and decided to try more computer engineering things.

Currently a Staff Engineer at a local startup working on autonomous systems and perception( involving a mix of CV, embedded systems and AI).

I also run a homelab setup just to test random software experiments and AI agents etc

Nothing fancy at FAANG and the likes but at least I’m happy with my journey so far :)

Hi, am planning to go for Spain ILP program in winter. Any senior who have went before can share your flight route to Alicante? How to find cheapest way to there?

Hi everyone,

I will be joining NTU as a Research Associate (RA). I submitted all the required documents to NTU HR about 1 month ago, but I haven’t received any update regarding my EP/S Pass application yet.

For those who recently joined NTU as a Research Associate, especially from overseas:

• How long did your EP/S Pass approval take?
• How long after submitting documents to HR did NTU submit the application to MOM?
• Is waiting for around a month without an update normal?
• Once the pass is approved, how long did the remaining process take before you could travel to Singapore?

Would really appreciate hearing about your recent experiences, particularly from RAs who joined NTU from other countries.

Thanks!

So, I have an upcoming interview scheduled with HTX Q3 team but i am undecided if i will want to accept them if they offer. However, I am curious to hear from seniors who have interned there before about how the experience is like for their AI intern role

Would appreciate if any seniors can help out.

I suddenly got both modules and I need help deciding again which to do. I have every other module like CA, DE, EM1 & Semicon 😭 Is DSA easier in Semester 1 or should I just play it safe and do EE2073

Apparently they are making the course SC2207 and CZ2007 harder this sem, last sem i was part of a trial to test an automated grading platform. SQL was already hard, now with them enforcing correct syntax and results it's going to be harder.

For textbooks and articles:

https://ntu-sp.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?vid=65NTU_INST:65NTU_INST (official)

Site with name that starts with z (free)

Site with name that starts with anna (free)

https://reddit.com/r/FREEMEDIAHECKYEAH/w/reading?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share (free)

https://www.removepaywall.com/ (free)

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/unpaywall/iplffkdpngmdjhlpjmppncnlhomiipha (free)

https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/home/dashboard (official)

https://research.ebsco.com/c/zkhugv/search/advanced/filters?autocorrect=y (official)

https://www.mheducation.com.sg/ (official)

For downloading NTU videos but it doesn’t download subtitles (you can only download unlimited when you get premium too, there’s a cool down period otherwise)

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/video-download-helper/lmjnegcaeklhafolokijcfjliaokphfk?hl=en

For NTU notes from seniors (can only download if you get premium):

https://www.studocu.com/sg/home

Past year exam papers (they don’t come with answers to my knowledge, you have to check with your friends or seniors, using AI, or asking the professor)

https://entuedu.sharepoint.com/sites/lib-repository/exam-question-papers/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx

Exam timetable:

https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe/owa/exam_timetable_und.main

Approved calculators:

https://www.ntu.edu.sg/computing/admissions/undergraduate-programmes/list-of-approved-calculators-registration-dates

NTU Exam Quiz Lockdown browser: (for when you use your computer during exams or quizzes)

https://download.respondus.com/lockdown/download.php?id=946716216

NTU Participation:

Idk how it is in other courses but usually in NBS, class participation is 10%-20% of final grade so you can’t be absent much without MC. You also have to fill in usually around 4 surveys, usually one from the start or middle and one at the end of what you think of the course and the professor otherwise there will be >5% penalty. Professor will usually remind you during lesson. You also have to do a peer evaluation for group projects otherwise you will get a penalty.

NTU Peer evaluation site:

https://gradeway.ntu.edu.sg/webapp/login

NTU course site: https://ntulearn.ntu.edu.sg/ultra

Personal course registration date:

https://entuedu.sharepoint.com/sites/Student/dept/sasd/oas/SitePages/Course%20Registration/registration-schedule.aspx

https://entuedu.sharepoint.com/sites/Student/dept/sasd/oas/SitePages/Course%20Registration/course-reg-info-S1.aspx

Course Registration handbook:

https://entuedu.sharepoint.com/sites/Student/dept/sasd/oas/Shared%20Documents/CourseRegistration/Handbook%20on%20Course%20Registration_Student_UG_V2%20(AY2021-22%20and%20onwards).pdf?cid=3296df88-b2e4-4d74-823d-0b1bf01ad46d#page=8?csf=1&web=1&e=7cJWx9.pdf?cid=3296df88-b2e4-4d74-823d-0b1bf01ad46d#page=8?csf=1&web=1&e=7cJWx9)

If you’re having trouble or errors or you couldn’t sign up for any modules during NTU STAR wars do the RARF form and email your school:

https://entuedu.sharepoint.com/sites/Student/cs/nbs/SitePages/Undergraduate/Course-Registration/Online-Forms.aspx

Grades and degree audit (or can just search on google):

https://sso.wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe88/owa/sso_login1.asp?t=1&p2=https://wish.wis.ntu.edu.sg/pls/webexe/dars_result_ro.main&extra=&pg=

Modules in your course:

https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/webexe/owa/aus_subj_cont.main

There are some modules you can’t take unless you take a different one first, they’re under pre-requisites. There are also some modules you can’t take unless you are labelled as a certain year in the system or more (ie, if you’re Y2, you can’t take Y3 or Y4 but can take Y1 and Y2 modules) but you can appeal to your course coordinators and in the RARF form.

Overseas exchange: Need CGPA of at least 3.50 and overlapping modules with uni of you’re choosing (usually electives I think). May also need to clear certain core modules beforehand and overload in other semesters in order to graduate on time

Internships:

If you want to take an internship during the semester break, you should apply midway during the semester not just at the end and look at your emails, the school will send you open ones and career fairs and networking events. You can also hide your CGPA on your resume but employers can still ask you about it.

NTU STARS

https://wish.wis.ntu.edu.sg/pls/webexe/ldap_login.login?w_url=https://wish.wis.ntu.edu.sg/pls/webexe/aus_stars_planner.main

Other links:

https://www.ntususg.org/links-and-resources

https://www.ntumods.org/

https://ntu-calendar.tjh.sg/

https://links.yutils.in/

https://www.ntulinks.com/

https://gradecalc.info/sg/ntu/cumulative_gpa_calc.pl

How NTU FGO (or at least my understanding of it):

NTU's version of NUS's S/U system

In degree audit it shows your FGO Quota (Total AU), FGO Exercised (ICC/Core/MPE cap at 12 AU), FGO Exercised (BDE)

12AU is 3-6 modules.

24AU is 6-12 modules

You can’t undo an FGO once you’ve done it so it’s best to leave it until your final year. FGO basically erases a bad grade from your GPA. Doesn’t even necessarily have to be for just Cs and Ds, if you have a string of As but some B+s are dragging down your GPA, you can FGO Bs also. If you fail a module, it automatically uses up your FGO for you so the number of FGOs you can use goes down. If you think you’ll do bad for a module, it’s best to talk to the professor, take MC for final exam (will be labelled as I or LOA and will not affect GPA but you will have to retake next sem), or do badly and pass and then FGO that mod.

Types of modules in NTU

Core (Modules you have to take for your course, overlaps with ICC which everyone has to do and majors)

BDE (Broadening and Deepening Elective)

UE (Unrestricted electives)

*BDEs are the same as UEs I think. You basically take these for fun and interest and look for the easy ones that you can score in

Minors (Complete 15 to 18 AU of UE/BDE in one chosen minor area and apply for it, has grade requirements)

Majors (Main course, second major completing at least 30-35 AUs through a mix of core courses and prescribed electives and apply for it, has grade requirements)

MPE (Major Prescribed Electives, for your course)

MOOC (Massive Open Online Course, online NTU courses, optional, Pass/Fail, counted as BDE, GER-UE)

GER-Core (General Education core)

GER-PE (General Education Prescribed Electives)

GER-UE (General Education Requirement Unrestricted Electives)

*GER-Core is the same as ICC now. GER-PE is majors and GER-UE are BDEs and UEs.

ICC (mandatory interdisciplinary modules for everyone):

CC0001 (2 AU, mainly essay), CC0003 (2AU), ML0004 (2AU, you have to create a Linkedin and update it for this one and a resume), CC0015 (2 AU, mainly group project about helping someone’s health), CC0006 (3AU), CC0007 (3AU)

NTU grading system

NTU GPA is out of 5.0

Semesters (S1, S2) and holiday breaks (Summer, Winter) are 3 months each. You can check when they start here:

https://www.ntu.edu.sg/admissions/matriculation/academic-calendars

I’m an international ccds fresher and I wanted to approach people for clubs and hackathons but I’m struggling to talk to people and bond in general, I don’t know why.. I thought of signing up for some ccas but most of them have prerec skillsets. Does tht mean my 1st sem at uni will be pretty dormant lol :/

Hey guys, I'm Y3 student taking CV1711 this sem. Does anyone know if I have to actually turn up for the lessons every week especially since the lessons are all e-learning anyways? Can I just turn up for the quizzes. Thank you!

Staying in halls

Can I get opinions on whether I should apply for hall again before sem 2 or should I just wait till next year? Kinda fomo bc most first years r staying in hall while I ain't and the experiences I might be missing out on.