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Showing posts with label NUS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NUS. Show all posts
Friday, 8 July 2022
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Monday, 30 May 2022
NUS 2021/2022 Semester 2 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 4 Semester 2 Exam Results
*XFC4101 A
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
Final CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.94 / 5 (Awarded First Class Honours)
Final CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.90 / 5 (Awarded First Class Honours)
Tuesday, 1 June 2021
NUS 2020/2021 Semester 2 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 3 Semester 2 Exam Results
^CS5330 A+
#MA3111 A+
#MA4207 A-
#MA4229 A
#MA4260 A
#MA4264 A
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.92
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.88
Tuesday, 22 December 2020
NUS 2020/2021 Semester 1 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 3 Semester 1 Exam Results 
^CS3203 A
*GET1004 A- (S/U option exercised)
#LAJ2202 B+ (S/U option exercised)
#MA3236 A
#MA4270 A+
^ST2132 A
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.92
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.86
Saturday, 4 July 2020
Tuesday, 9 June 2020
NUS 2019/2020 Semester 2 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 2 Semester 2 Exam Results
^CS3235 A+
^CS3243 A
^CS4231 A+
#LAJ2201 B+ (S/U option exercised)
#MA2101S A- (S/U option exercised)
#MA3233 A+
#PC1432 A+
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.90
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.84
^CS3235 A+
^CS3243 A
^CS4231 A+
#LAJ2201 B+ (S/U option exercised)
#MA2101S A- (S/U option exercised)
#MA3233 A+
#PC1432 A+
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.90
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.84
Tuesday, 24 December 2019
NUS 2019/2020 Semester 1 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 2 Semester 1 Exam Results
^CS2105 A-
^CS2107 A+
*GEQ1000 Completed (Satisfactory)
*GER1000 A-
#MA2104 A-
#MA2213 A-
#MA2214 A+
#MA3110S A+
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.88
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.81
^CS2105 A-
^CS2107 A+
*GEQ1000 Completed (Satisfactory)
*GER1000 A-
#MA2104 A-
#MA2213 A-
#MA2214 A+
#MA3110S A+
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.88
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.81
Monday, 3 June 2019
NUS 2018/2019 Semester 2 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 1 Semester 2 Exam Results
^CS2101 B (S/U option exercised)
^CS2103T A-
^CS3230 A+
^CS3233 A+
^CS3233R A+
^ES2660 B- (S/U option exercised)
^IS1103 B+ (S/U option exercised)
#MA2108S A
*ST2131 A
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.95
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.92
^CS2101 B (S/U option exercised)
^CS2103T A-
^CS3230 A+
^CS3233 A+
^CS3233R A+
^ES2660 B- (S/U option exercised)
^IS1103 B+ (S/U option exercised)
#MA2108S A
*ST2131 A
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 4.95
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.92
Wednesday, 26 December 2018
NUS 2018/2019 Semester 1 Exam Results
Lim Li's NUS Year 1 Semester 1 Exam Results
^CS2030 A+
^CS2106 A
^ES1103 B+ (S/U option exercised)
*GES1021 B- (S/U option exercised)
#LAJ1201 A-
*MA1102R A+
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*CS1231 Discrete Structures A+ (taken while in NUS High)
^CS2100 Computer Organisation A+ (taken while in NUS High)
~~
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 5.0
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.83
^CS2030 A+
^CS2106 A
^ES1103 B+ (S/U option exercised)
*GES1021 B- (S/U option exercised)
#LAJ1201 A-
*MA1102R A+
~~
*CS1231 Discrete Structures A+ (taken while in NUS High)
^CS2100 Computer Organisation A+ (taken while in NUS High)
~~
^account for CS CAP
#account for MA CAP
*account for both CS CAP and MA CAP
CAP for Computer Science (CS): 5.0
CAP for Mathematics (MA): 4.83
Saturday, 30 September 2017
Invitation to Enrol in NUS School of Computing with Scholarship
I am accepting the NUS offer to enrol in School of Computing (Computer Science) with scholarship, starting academic year 2018/2019. I plan to take a second Major in Mathematics.
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Wednesday, 1 January 2014
Monday, 7 October 2013
2013 Intl Math and Science Olympiads Spore Reps Tea Reception
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| Letter of Invitation from NUS Faculty of Science. |
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| Albert Einstein Memorial Lectures book presented to Lim Jeck during this year's tea reception. |
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| Fields Medallists Lectures book given to IMO medalists in the previous 4 years. Luckily, this same book was not presented to Lim Jeck again this year. |
Tuesday, 10 September 2013
QS World University Ranking 2013/2014 (NUS vs NTU, World Top 3)
| QS World University Rankings | 2013 / 2014 | |||||
| (compared to 2012/2013 rankings, in brackets) |
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| Top 50 at a Glance | (Full Listing) | |||||
| NUS | NTU | World #1 | World #2 | World #3 | ||
| Overall | # 24 (+1) | # 41 (+6) | MIT | Harvard | Cambridge | |
| Medicine | # 20 (+1) | Harvard | Oxford | Cambridge | ||
| Biological Sciences | # 17 (+14) | Harvard | MIT | Cambridge | ||
| Psychology | # 28 (-13) | # 38 (+4) | Harvard | Oxford | Cambridge | |
| Pharmacy/Pharmacology | # 7 (-4) | Harvard | Oxford | Cambridge | ||
| Physics & Astronomy | # 32 (-3) | MIT | Cambridge | Harvard | ||
| Mathematics | # 9 (+2) | # 46 (-) | Cambridge | MIT | Harvard | |
| Environmental Sciences | # 19 (-8) | - (# 45) | UCB | Stanford | MIT | |
| Earth & Marine Sciences | Harvard | UCB | MIT | |||
| Chemistry | # 13 (=) | # 49 (-) | MIT | Cambridge | UCB | |
| Materials Sciences | # 6 (+1) | # 14 (+17) | MIT | UCB | Stanford | |
| Comp Science & Info Sys | # 8 (+1) | # 22 (+4) | MIT | Stanford | Oxford | |
| Chemical Engineering | # 6 (+1) | # 34 (-4) | MIT | UCB | Imperial | |
| Civil Engineering | # 11 (-6) | # 8 (+5) | Imperial | UCB | Tokyo U | |
| Electrical Engineering | # 10 (+1) | # 14 (+17) | MIT | Stanford | UCB | |
| Mechanical Engineering | # 6 (-1) | # 11 (+5) | MIT | Stanford | Cambridge | |
| Philosophy | - (# 43) | Oxford | Cambridge | Princeton | ||
| Modern Languages | # 9 (+1) | Oxford | Cambridge | Harvard | ||
| Geography | # 8 (-3) | Oxford | Cambridge | LSE | ||
| History | # 40 (-) | Cambridge | Oxford | Princeton | ||
| Linguistics | # 21 (+17) | Cambridge | MIT | UCLA | ||
| English Lang & Literature | # 14 (+8) | Oxford | Cambridge | Harvard | ||
| Statistics & Ops Research | # 5 (=) | # 23 (-5) | UCB | MIT | Stanford | |
| Sociology | # 14 (-1) | UCB | Harvard | UCLA | ||
| Politics & Intl Studies | # 10 (+2) | Harvard | LSE | Yale | ||
| Law | # 22 (-12) | Harvard | Cambridge | Oxford | ||
| Economics & Econometrics | # 14 (+2) | Harvard | MIT | LSE | ||
| Accounting & Finance | # 11 (-3) | # 29 (+3) | Harvard | LSE | Oxford | |
| Comms & Media Studies | # 4 (-1) | # 11 (+12) | UCB | Texas Austin | Columbia | |
| Education | # 13 (+7) | Harvard | Cambridge | UMelbourne |
NUS - National University of Singapore
NTU - Nanyang Technological University of Singapore
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Invitation to the Faculty of Science, NUS
This is posted by LJ's mum.
After Lim Jeck has won an IMO gold medal, a number of well-meaning people suggested that he should consider pursuing his higher education in a top-ranking overseas university such as one of the Ivy League or Oxbridge universities. Personally, I am not in awe of overseas branded universities and I also do not think that our local universities are inferior to the overseas ones. As long as one works hard for his passion and has a positive attitude, he can shine in whichever university he goes, and in whatever vocation he undertakes after graduation. Since Lim Jeck is still about 4+ years away from enrolling in an university, there is still much time for him to think about where he wants to pursue his undergraduate studies.
He has recently received an invitation to apply for the Faculty of Science, NUS, when he is in his final year at NUS High (2 years later). The offer is quite attractive as he will be guaranteed at least a Kent Ridge Undergraduate Scholarship (bond-free) which provides full coverage of the annual tuition fees (which is about $5360 x 4 years, based on current year's fees for the Faculty of Science).
In my opinion, it is a good choice for Lim Jeck to join NUS after his studies at NUS High and after National Service. He has already completed two Year 1 NUS Math modules and is currently doing a Year 2 NUS Math module. By end this year he would have completed all his Math modules at NUS High, so next year onwards he would have more time to take additional NUS modules - either from the Faculty of Science or from the School of Computing. In NUS, there is a suitable double degree programme for him - Bachelor of Computing (Computer Science) and Bachelor of Science (Mathematics/Applied Mathematics). I think if he joins this programme, he should be able to get his double degrees (with honours) in less than 4 years.
Of course, ultimately the choice is his to make!
After Lim Jeck has won an IMO gold medal, a number of well-meaning people suggested that he should consider pursuing his higher education in a top-ranking overseas university such as one of the Ivy League or Oxbridge universities. Personally, I am not in awe of overseas branded universities and I also do not think that our local universities are inferior to the overseas ones. As long as one works hard for his passion and has a positive attitude, he can shine in whichever university he goes, and in whatever vocation he undertakes after graduation. Since Lim Jeck is still about 4+ years away from enrolling in an university, there is still much time for him to think about where he wants to pursue his undergraduate studies.
He has recently received an invitation to apply for the Faculty of Science, NUS, when he is in his final year at NUS High (2 years later). The offer is quite attractive as he will be guaranteed at least a Kent Ridge Undergraduate Scholarship (bond-free) which provides full coverage of the annual tuition fees (which is about $5360 x 4 years, based on current year's fees for the Faculty of Science).
In my opinion, it is a good choice for Lim Jeck to join NUS after his studies at NUS High and after National Service. He has already completed two Year 1 NUS Math modules and is currently doing a Year 2 NUS Math module. By end this year he would have completed all his Math modules at NUS High, so next year onwards he would have more time to take additional NUS modules - either from the Faculty of Science or from the School of Computing. In NUS, there is a suitable double degree programme for him - Bachelor of Computing (Computer Science) and Bachelor of Science (Mathematics/Applied Mathematics). I think if he joins this programme, he should be able to get his double degrees (with honours) in less than 4 years.
Of course, ultimately the choice is his to make!
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