Example of how to interpret the table (which applies to E-Scholars only): one E-Scholar student under the Electrical Engineering (EE) programme can take MA2001 as APC module and, if passed, clear the MA1508E core requirement for the Electrical Engineering Programme.

Abbreviations:
BME: Biomedical engineering
CHEM: Chemical Engineering
CVE: Civil Engineering
CEG: Computer Engineering
EE: Electrical Engineering
ESP: Engineering Science Programme
ENV: Environmental Engineering
ISE: Industrial & Systems Engineering
MSE: Materials Science & Engineering
ME: Mechanical Engineering

Please note: MA1511 is 2 units only while MA1505 carries 4 units

Information regarding dates and study material for APC

APC tests are typically in June/July. Please see below for more details. Students need to plan in advance and study hard for these tests. These tests are based on independent study by the student using the reference material and textbook as specified below.

	Test Date	Application period	Resources
MA2001 Linear Algebra I	13th JUN 2024 (THU) 3pm to 5pm	29th April 2024 to 24th May 2024	Please refer to the web resources link
MA1505 Mathematics I	13th JUN 2024 (THU) 10am to 12pm
CS1010E Programming Methodology	4th JUL 2024 (THU) 9am to 11.30am - Briefing and E-Mock Test 8th JUL 2024 (MON) 1.30am to 4pm - E-Exam	8th May 2024 to 25th June 2024	Please refer to the web resources link
CS1010 Programming Methodology
EG1311 Design & Make	Clearing these courses as APC is available to all matriculating E-Scholars and involve attending a workshop starting on the 4th week of July and ending on the 1st week of August. Detailed information on how to sign up will be made available in due course via email. Unlike the other APC tests, this module does not require any prior studying by the student. However, attendance of the sessions is compulsory. Please note that some sessions of EG1311 may clash with orientation camps. If the student wishes to clear EG1311, then he/she should prioritize the APC module over the orientation camps.

Example of how to interpret the table (which applies to E-Scholars only): one E-Scholar student under the Electrical Engineering (EE) programme can take MA2001 as APC module and, if passed, clear the MA1508E core requirement for the Electrical Engineering Programme.

Abbreviations:
BME: Biomedical engineering
CHEM: Chemical Engineering
CVE: Civil Engineering
CEG: Computer Engineering
EE: Electrical Engineering
ESP: Engineering Science Programme
ENV: Environmental Engineering
ISE: Industrial & Systems Engineering
MSE: Materials Science & Engineering
ME: Mechanical Engineering

Please note:

• MA1511 is 2 units only while MA1505 carries 4 units
• For BME, ISE and MSE, both PC1143 and PC1144 need to be cleared in order to be exempted from PC1432. The extra 4 units can be counted towards the Unrestricted Elective requirement.

Information regarding dates and study material for APC

APC tests are typically in June (MA, CM or PC codes) or July (CS code). Please see below for more details. Students need to plan in advance and study hard for these tests. These tests are based on independent study by the student using the reference material and textbook as specified below.

• Information on APC course coded MA can be found here where module descriptions, recommended textbooks and sample test papers can also be found. The Department of Mathematics will not provide any further material.
• Information on APC courses coded CM can be found here where module descriptions, recommended textbooks and sample test papers can also be found. The Department of Chemistry will not provide any further material.
• Information on APC course coded PC can be found here where module descriptions and sample test papers can also be found. In terms of study material, PC course will follow the book titled “University Physics” (13th Edition) by Young and Freedman.
  • For courses that map to PC1431 (see table above): chapters 1-12, 17-20 will be covered
  • For courses that map to PC1432 (see table above): chapters 21-32 and 35-41 (with exception of 31 and 37) will be covered
• Information on APC courses coded CS can be found here, where course description, a self-diagnostic test and study material can also be found.
• Information regarding EG1311. Clearing this course as APC is available to all E-Scholars and involve attending a workshop starting on the 3rd week of July and ending on the 2nd/3rd week of August. Detailed information on how to sign up will be made available in due course via email. Unlike the other APC tests, this course does not require any prior studying by the student. However, attendance of the sessions is compulsory. Please note that some sessions of EG1311 may clash with some orientation camps. If the student wishes to clear EG1311, then he/she should prioritize the APC course over the orientation camps.