Programmes at ECE Department-B.Eng.(Electrical Engineering)

The Faculty Enhancement Programme (FEP) is compulsory for EE & CPE students admitted in AY2000 & AY2001, and optional for students admitted from AY2002. The various activities in the FEP are as follows:

Long term industrial attachment - LIA (six months):
- students may need to take more modules in other semesters in order to complete degree requirements within four years
- visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep/siap.html for more details
- ECE Coordinator: Assoc. Prof YC Liang

Overseas industrial attachment - OIA (six months):
- students may need to take more modules in other semesters in order to complete degree requirements within four years
- visit http://www.ece.nus.edu.sg/stfpage/eletlj/overseas.htm for more details
- ECE Coordinator: Asst. Prof Ian Thng

Vacation Internships - VIP (including Research Internships)
- student is responsible for seeking suitable vacation internships that are to be carried out during the VACATIONS
- will NOT effect the academic schedule
- visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep/vip.html for more details
- ECE Coordinator: Assoc Prof Mansoor Bin Abdul Jalil

Innovation Program:
- designed to provide undergraduates with an experience of engaging in innovative activity
- will NOT effect the academic schedule
- visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep/ip.html for more details
- ECE Coordinator: Assoc. Prof Tan Kay Chen

UROP:
- provides an opportunity to acquire skills for the intellectual process of inquiry & presentation
- visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/urop/ for more details
- ECE Coordinator: Asst. Prof Abdullah Mamun

Independent Work (only for students admitted from AY2002):
- the objective of this program is to enhance self learning by allowing students to propose their own independent study activities
- visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep/iw.html for more details
- ECE Coordinators: Assoc. Prof Ong Sim Heng & Assoc. Prof Teo Kie Leong

Technopreneurship & Incubation Program - TIP:
- Involves the following activities that lead to setting up a business: TIP Seminar, Workshop, Concept Plan, Full Business Plan, Start-up a company, and Incubation
- can be exempted from some of the activities subjected to approval
- will NOT effect the academic schedule
- visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep/tp.html for more details
- ECE Coordinator: Assoc. Prof TT Tay

EE & CPE students admitted in AY2000 & AY2001 (only) who take the six-month long term or overseas industrial attachment, during an academic semester will receive exemption from EE3001 and an elective module. These students will still need to take at least FOUR breadth level electives and at least FOUR depth level electives based on the requirements of their respective programs.

Visit http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/undergrad/ep for further information about FEP.