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A-
A-
A+
PASS
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B+
A
A-
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A
B
B
B+
A-
A+
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A
A+
A-
B+
B
B+
A-
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A-
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IP
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EE2001
EE2004
EE2008
EE2071
EE2090
FE1012
HW0001
HW0210
EE1002
EE2002
EE2003
EE2005
EE2006
EE2010
EE2072
EE2079
EE2007
EE3001
EE3002
EE3003
EE3012
EE3017
EE3071
EE3072
EE3076
EE4001
EE4040
EE4152
EE4791
EE8086
LK9001
EE4041
EE4079
EE4188
EE4717
HW0310
LK9002
EE4079
EE4189
EE4718
HP8003
LK9003
CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS
LABORATORY 2A
BASIC ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS
PHYSICS A
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION
PHYSICS FOUNDATION FOR ELECTRICAL &
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
ANALOG ELECTRONICS
SEMICONDUCTOR FUNDAMENTALS
AC CIRCUITS & MACHINES
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS I
SIGNALS & SYSTEMS
LABORATORY 2B
DESIGN & INNOVATION PROJECT
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS II
ENGINEERING ELECTROMAGNETICS
MICROPROCESSORS
INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS
COMMUNICATION PRINCIPLES
COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
LABORATORY 3
PROJECT
INDUSTRIAL ORIENTATION
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
ENGINEERS AND SOCIETY
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
DATABASE SYSTEMS
ASTRONOMY - STARS, GALAXIES AND
COSMOLOGY
KOREAN LANGUAGE LEVEL 1
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
FINAL YEAR PROJECT
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
WEB APPLICATION DESIGN
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
KOREAN LANGUAGE LEVEL 2
FINAL YEAR PROJECT
SPREAD SPECTRUM COMMUNICATIONS
ENTERPRISE NETWORK DESIGN
ARE YOU OKAY? MENTAL HEALTH IN
SINGAPORE
KOREAN LANGUAGE LEVEL 3
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3.0
10.0
3.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
2011-2012 SEMESTER 1
2011-2012 SEMESTER 2
2012-2013 SEMESTER 1
2012-2013 SEMESTER 2
2013-2014 SEMESTER 1
2013-2014 SEMESTER 2
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AU
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Grade
No. of Academic Units Earned
No. of Academic Units Earned
No. of Academic Units Earned
No. of Academic Units Earned
No. of Academic Units Earned
No. of Academic Units Earned
TOTAL ACADEMIC UNITS EARNED : 120
ERWIN JUNFRYONONAME OF STUDENT U1120762L
A0273643PROGRAMME
MATRIC NO
IDENTITY CARD NOENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING)
Date of Issue : 4 JULY 2014TRANSCRIPT GUIDE PRINTED ON REVERSE
REGISTRAR
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Note : Exempted from the first year programme on the basis of relevant diploma.
COMPLETED THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING)
(SECOND UPPER)
REMARK :
Cumulative Grade Point Average
Cumulative Grade Point Average
Cumulative Grade Point Average
Cumulative Grade Point Average
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4.19
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NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY TRANSCRIPT GUIDE
GRADINGS
The following grading system is adopted:
Pre-academic year 1994-1995:
DIST - Distinction
(For Engineering, Computer Engineering & Materials Engineering)
A - Excellent
B - Very Good
C - Good
D - Pass
E - Compensation Pass
(For Engineering, Computer Engineering & Materials Engineering)
F - Fail
Academic year 1994-1995 to 2004-2005:
DIST - Distinction
(For Engineering, Computer Engineering & Materials Engineering)
A - Excellent
B - Very Good
C - Good
D - Pass
E - Marginal Fail
F - Fail
Academic year 2005-2006 onwards:
Grade Point Average (GPA) System The GPA System was adopted from
academic year 2004-2005 in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and
implemented in all other Schools for students admitted to Year 1 with effect from
academic year 2005-2006 and direct entry students admitted to Year 2 with effect
from academic year 2006-2007.
The grades and grade points assigned are as follows:
Letter-Grade Grade Point
A+ - 5.00
A - 5.00
A- - 4.50
B+ - 4.00
B - 3.50
B- - 3.00
C+ - 2.50
C - 2.00
D+ - 1.50
D - 1.00
F - 0.00
Students who are not in the GPA System follow the same grading system without
the grade points.
Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) Option The S/U grading option allows a
student to take a course on an ungraded basis (i.e. no letter grade e.g. A, B etc).
For a course opted to be graded on S/U basis, a student will receive academic units
for the course only if he attains a ‘Satisfactory’ (S) grade. A course will be
indicated as ‘S’ if the final grade obtained is a ‘C’ or better (i.e. grade point of 2.0
and above). Similarly, if the final grade is lower than a ‘C’, an ‘Unsatisfactory’
(U) grade will be assigned to the course.
NOTATIONS
Academic Unit System The Academic Unit System was adopted from
academic year 1993-1994 in the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication &
Information and was implemented in all other Schools from academic year
1994-1995. Students are required to obtain a specified number of academic
units to fulfill their degree requirements. One academic unit is equivalent to
one lecture hour for each one-semester subject over a 13 teaching week
period.
Degrees awarded by the National University of Singapore Until June
1991 all engineering students underwent a common first year course at the
National University of Singapore’s Faculty of Engineering. On successful
completion students could opt to complete the remaining three years at the
National University of Singapore or the Nanyang Technological Institute, the
predecessor institution of the Nanyang Technological University.
Under a special arrangement with the Senate of the National University of
Singapore, all engineering and accountancy graduates were awarded degrees
by the National University of Singapore prior to 1 July 1991.
Certain categories of students may opt to be awarded their degree by either
the National University of Singapore or the Nanyang Technological
University in the years 1992 and 1993 for the School of Accountancy; and in
the years 1993 and 1994 for the Schools of Engineering.
Transfer of Academic Units Students are allowed to take some courses
from another university and transfer the number of Academic Units earned
from that university towards fulfilling the degree requirements of this
University. Grades awarded by overseas universities and accepted by this
University are indicated in the result slip.
Exemptions On the basis of relevant polytechnic diplomas, students may be
granted exemption from the first year of study.
General The University’s medium of instruction is English.
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TC
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U
- Subject with Pass/Fail grading only
- Repeated attempt
- In Progress
- Absent (with valid reasons)
- Exempted from subject
- Transfer credits
- Satisfactory
- Unsatisfactory