NP School of Engineering_SOE 2021

NGEE ANN POLY 2021 Common Engineering Programme Engineering Science Aerospace Engineering Automation & Mechatronic Systems Biomedical Engineering Electrical Engineering Electronic & Computer Engineering Marine & Offshore Technology Mechanical Engineering ESCHNOOLGOF INEERING

Engineering With That Something Xtra! School of ENGINEERING 9 Common Engineering Programme (N71) 12 Engineering Science (N93) 16 Aerospace Engineering (N65) 20 Automation & Mechatronic Systems (N50) 24 Biomedical Engineering (N60) 27 Electrical Engineering (N43) 31 Electronic & Computer Engineering (N44) 34 Marine & Offshore Technology (N42) 37 Mechanical Engineering (N41)

From industry induction to mentorship, the future city programme to overseas exposure, you’ll find engineering with that something xtra at Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s School of Engineering (SoE)!

8 DIPLOMAS +1 COMMON ENGINEERING PROGRAMME At SoE, there are as many as 8 engineering diplomas for you to pick from, depending on your interest or aptitude. Common Engineering Programme (CEP) Biomedical Engineering (BME) Not sure which engineering discipline best suits you? The only poly diploma that bridges engineering and Get an all-access pass through the special Common life sciences. Acquire skills to work on the design Engineering Programme (CEP), and gain a better and development of medical devices and healthcare understanding of the different engineering disciplines equipment. before you make your choice. At the end of your first semester, you will get to choose your preferred diploma Electrical Engineering (EE) from either the Electrical & Electronic Track or the Mechanical Track. Find out more about CEP on Page 9! A broad-based course that prepares you for careers in diverse sectors ranging from clean energy, power Engineering Science (ES) engineering, transportation to practising licensed electrical work. Get a strong foundation in engineering and related domains such as mathematics, physics, applied science Electronic & Computer Engineering (ECE) and research. This unique and dynamic diploma gives you a head start for further studies or work. You’ll also A solid diploma that gives you a strong foundation in get opportunities to work on R&D projects at NUS, electronic hardware design, software programming NTU and SUTD. skills and computer networks. Aerospace Engineering (AEG) Marine & Offshore Technology (MOT) The only aerospace diploma that allows you to choose A unique course that covers both naval architecture between the Avionics and Mechanical specialisation and offshore engineering. options. Mechanical Engineering (ME) Automation & Mechatronic Systems (AMS) A broad-based curriculum that prepares you A well-designed curriculum that combines mechanics, for the future economy in precision engineering electronics and programming to engineer smart and manufacturing; facilities and infrastructure; machines such as autonomous vehicles, robots and environment and energy; and transportation. smart devices. 2

SKILLSFUTURE INITIATIVES Enhanced Internships SkillsFuture Work-Study Post- Diploma Programme You can look forward to longer and more structured internships, as NP continues to collaborate with You can join the SkillsFuture Work-Study Post- industry partners to provide more effective on- Diploma Programme to get a head start in your the-job training. Enhanced internships have been career. A work-study programme, you will be rolled out for most courses. Part of the national matched with a company and undergo structured SkillsFuture Initiative, this programme allows you on-the-job training, and obtain an industry- to better apply the skills you have learnt in the recognised certification, such as the Specialist classroom to the workplace. Diploma in Electrical Design and Operation, as well as the Specialist Diploma in Marine Production from NP. There is also the Start-up Talent Factory programme for fresh poly graduates who are keen to do a 9 to 12-month stint at a start-up. SkillsFuture Series NP also offers several courses under the SkillsFuture Series in these emerging skills areas: Entrepreneurship, Advanced Manufacturing, Tech- enabled Services and Data Analytics. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 3

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM At SoE, there are many exciting opportunities to inspire your passion for learning and innovating. Our strong industry links also ensure that you pick up relevant industry skills and are exposed to emerging technologies. But don’t take our word for it – check out what our students have done and where they’ve been! With the broad-based curriculum that SoE offers, you can expect limitless possibilities and a journey with that something xtra. FUTURE CITY PROGRAMME Shape the Singapore of tomorrow through this unique programme! You will get exposed to or be involved in future city projects through mentorships, learning journeys and internships. Learn how government agencies and companies tackle real-world problems and develop innovative solutions for Singapore, from refreshing infrastructure to improving connectivity. Scan the QR code to find out SERVICE-LEARNING more about the Future City Programme! Design and develop engineering solutions that benefit society and make classroom learning more purposeful. For example, students worked with Lions Befrienders to create the NP RoboCoach, which assists elderly in keeping fit. OVERSEAS EXPOSURE Go on overseas trips that deepen your skill sets. 4

EXPERTISE IN ROBOTICS NP has been developing robotic solutions for healthcare and education industries since 2014. Since then, NP has set up a Robotics Research & Innovation Centre to spearhead cutting-edge applied research in robotics and nurture industry-ready professionals. UNIVERSITY RESEARCH Work with professors from NUS, NTU and SUTD on real-world projects in areas like artificial intelligence and photonics. INDUCTION PROGRAMMES Participate in induction programmes which include industry visits and talks that give you a sneak peek at the wide spectrum of careers in the field of engineering. INTERNSHIP Gain valuable real-world experience through internships. INTEGRATED REAL-WORLD PROJECT Work on an integrated project, where you will develop solutions for real-world problems using design-thinking methods. A HELPING HAND EE graduates Izzat Hazim bin Mustafa, Cherie Ong and Elijah Siow have won the Lee Hsien Loong – Interactive Digital Media Smart Nation Award 2020 for developing ReHand, an exoskeleton that can support both passive and active limb rehabilitation of stroke patients. This technology allows for better physiotherapy support and also gives the patient the independence to take charge of his treatment. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 5

OUR GRADUATES WITH THAT XTRASOMETHING THE YOUNG RESEARCHER Zenas’ passion for research deepened when he worked with experts at A*STAR’s Data Storage Institute on his final-year project. His team’s project eventually won the top prize in NP under the Polytechnic Student Research Programme in 2015. As the most outstanding NP graduate of his cohort, Zenas was awarded the Ngee Ann Kongsi Gold Medal. He also clinched the Lee Kuan Yew Award. He completed his Bachelors in Electronic and Information Engineering at Imperial College London with First Class Honours, and will be pursuing a Master’s degree in Information Science at Cornell University in USA, with a specialisation in Data Science and User Experience Design. Zenas Lim Engineering Science graduate, Class of 2015 THE SOCIAL ENABLER Hui Ping joined NP’s Engineering Science course as she wanted to gain early exposure to university research and curricula. In fact, she did a final-year project on the efficacy of industrial strength tape as a capacitor in harvesting energy from electrodes, in collaboration with an NUS professor. Hoping to make a difference in the community as a medical sociologist in the future, Hui Ping is currently pursuing a Bachelor in Social Sciences at the Singapore Management University under the prestigious Lee Kong Chian Scholars’ Programme. At NP, she clinched the Lee Kuan Yew Award for being one of the most outstanding technology graduates. Sui Hui Ping Engineering Science graduate, Class of 2020 6

THE MATH AND SCIENCE WHIZ A strong interest in physics and math, coupled with inspiration from the movie The Aviator and the keenness to study how machines were made, propelled Shrayans to take up the Mechanical Engineering course in NP. While in NP, he served as the President of Rangers, a selected group of student ambassadors from SoE. He also credits his great memories in NP to his encouraging supervisors. Shrayans is pursuing Mechanical Engineering at NTU. Vhora Shrayans Suresh Mechanical Engineering graduate, Class of 2016 THE RENAISSANCE ENGINEER Since a young age, Pavatharani has always wanted to be a pilot and was curious how aircraft worked. Undeterred by gender norms, she aspires to be one of the rare female leaders in the aerospace industry and intends to make the industry more eco-friendly. She graduated from Nanyang Technological University’s Renaissance Engineering Programme with a Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering and Master of Science in Technology Management. Pavatharani Senthil Kumar Aerospace Technology* graduate, Class of 2016 THE TECH ENTREPRENEUR In 2016, Jasper co-founded Yosei Labs, a web design agency which has since been acquired by EeZee, a Business-to-Business procurement company with over 700 suppliers on its platform. EeZee was awarded a grant by Enterprise Singapore to digitalise and transform more than 1,000 SME suppliers in the wholesale trade industry, and is raising investments to improve their product and expand overseas. Jasper was named as one of Singapore’s top entrepreneurs in Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2020 List and EDGE 35 Under 35 in 2020. Jasper Yap Aerospace Technology* graduate , Class of 2017 *The diploma has been renamed as Aerospace Engineering since AY2019. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 7

THE ENGINEER & DOCTOR At NP, Anne had the opportunity to work on several research projects, including an award-winning one where she developed an algorithm for the detection of coronary artery disease. This project made her realise how she could use her skills to make people’s lives better and the possibility of pursuing a career as a doctor in the future. Anne has had her dream realised as she has been accepted in the SUTD-Duke-NUS Special Track, a degree programme jointly offered by the Singapore University of Technology and Design and Duke-NUS Medical School. Anne Foo Engineering Science graduate, Class of 2018 THE BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER Ming Chuan decided to pursue the Biomedical Engineering course in NP as he wanted to explore the seemingly limitless possibilities in integrating biology and engineering. His opportunity came in his final year when he undertook a project in collaboration with the National University Hospital. Ming Chuan and his team mate worked on a new innovation to aid in administering liquid food to patients with swallowing difficulties. The project took six months, as well as numerous hospital visits for collecting feedback, to come to pass. The team received a Merit Prize at the Tan Kah Kee Young Inventors’ Award and a Bronze Award (Polytechnic Category) at the Biomedical Engineering Society’s 11th Scientific Meeting. Ming Chuan is currently pursuing his degree in Biomedical Engineering at the National University of Singapore under the Engineering Scholars Programme. Tey Ming Chuan Biomedical Engineering graduate, Class of 2018 8

N71 COMMON ENGINEERING PROGRAMME Get more time to discover your interests before deciding on one of our eight diplomas Common foundational modules expose you to different engineering disciplines Unique Induction Programme provides early opportunity to gain industry exposure to help you make informed course choice Get latest updates on course SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 9

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT WHAT YOU WILL LEARN YEAR 1 Interested in the world of Engineering but unsure about what course to go for? With the Common Engineering Common Modules Programme (CEP), you will have more time to explore – Engineering Mathematics 1 the many fields of engineering instead of deciding on a – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals specific discipline straight away. – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals – Programming During the first semester, you’ll go on our unique – Integrated Real-world Project 1 Induction Programme to gain real-world experience – Health & Wellness^ through industry visits and dialogues, and receive – Innovation Made Possible^ career guidance to help you make a more informed – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ decision in your course selection. You will also build – English Language Express^* a broad-based foundation in mechanical, electronic and electrical engineering, as well as mathematics and Choose either the Electrical & Electronic Track or programming. Apply the knowledge that you’ve learnt Mechanical Track at the end of your first semester. by working on an integrated real-world project. Electrical & Electronic Track You’ll get to choose either the Electrical & Electronic YEAR 1 Track or Mechanical Track after your first semester, and choose a specific engineering diploma* to major – Engineering Mathematics 2 in by the end of your first year. Upon graduation, you – Analogue Electronics will receive the same diploma as your peers who have – AC Circuits enrolled for a particular course right from the start. – Digital Fundamentals – Integrated Real-world Project 2 * Choose One of the Eight Engineering Diplomas! Mechanical Track Electrical & Electronic Track YEAR 1 – Aerospace Engineering (Avionics Option) (page 16) – Engineering Science (page 12) – Engineering Mathematics 2 – Biomedical Engineering (page 24) – Electrical & Electronics Technology – Electrical Engineering (page 27) – Materials & Manufacturing Technology – Electronic & Computer Engineering (page 31) – Thermofluids – Integrated Real-world Project 2 Mechanical Track – Aerospace Engineering (Mechanical Option) (page 16) – Automation & Mechatronic Systems (page 20) – Marine & Offshore Technology (page 34) – Mechanical Engineering (page 37) 10

Select your preferred diploma towards the end of your ENTRY REQUIREMENTS second semester and refer to the module listing in the respective diploma pages: Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C YEAR 2 To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) – Core modules under the engineering diploma you results. major in Subject ‘O’ level – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ grade YEAR 3 English Language 1-7 – Core modules under the engineering diploma you Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 major in Science 1-6 – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in or Biotechnology communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse or Computing/Computer Studies diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world or Design & Technology problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- directed learners, ready for the future workplace. or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics ^* For selected students only. or Engineering Science To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules or Physical Science are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our website for latest updates. You must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at CAREER www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf Refer to the Career section on the respective diploma For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP pages. website for the entry requirements and admissions exercise period. FURTHER STUDIES Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency Refer to the Further Studies section on the respective should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision diploma pages. deficiency may be considered, subject to an in-house test. CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Common Engineering Programme, log on to www.np.edu.sg/cep SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 11

N93 DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING SCIENCE A taste of university life with applied R&D Prestigious Scholarships Get latest updates projects at NTU, NUS and SUTD – NP Scholarship on course Exciting learning opportunities such as – DSTA Polytechnic Engineering overseas immersion programme or study visits and early R&D exposure at top- Scholarship notch universities in Singapore, Japan – A*STAR Science Award and China, as well as renowned research – DSO Diploma Scholarship institutes such as A*STAR – Singtel Engineering Cadet A unique diploma with a robust curriculum that paves the way for further studies or Scholarship work in wide and varied fields – Ngee Ann Kongsi Tertiary Awards Polytechnic Scholarship – Lien Ying Chow Scholarship – Liu Yin Soon Scholarship 12

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT University (Japan), Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology (Japan) or Nanjing University of You’re passionate about engineering applications, but Science & Technology (China). There, you will interact also love the sciences. You’re strong in both math and with students and professors, and be exposed to the physics. You’re also keen to explore scientific research latest developments in technology and innovation. and discover new ways to solve real-world problems. You don’t have to settle on a compromise – how about In the third year, you will be exposed to the skills honing all these interests through the Diploma in and knowledge in emerging technologies in artificial Engineering Science (ES)? intelligence and machine learning, and embark on a final- year project or R&D-oriented internship. The unique ES diploma prepares you well for a wide range of degrees and careers in fields such as artificial You may have the opportunity to be attached to Nanyang intelligence and machine learning, as well as computer, Technological University (NTU), National University of electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering, Singapore (NUS), Singapore University of Technology material and even medical science. & Design (SUTD), a research institute, or Technology Centres, where you will be involved in projects supervised During the first two years, you will be equipped with a by university professors and researchers. You could also strong foundation in engineering and related domains get a chance to work on an R&D-oriented internship with such as mathematics, physics, applied science and local startups and multinational companies, as well as an research. You will attend distinguished guest lectures overseas internship. These projects and internships will and go on industry visits. You may also be exposed cover a wide range of topics such as artificial intelligence, to short stints with research establishments and automotive vehicles, additive manufacturing, Internet institutes such as NUS, NTU, SUTD, and A*STAR. of Things (IoT), robotics, biomedical engineering, green energy and material science. In your second year, you may also get to visit top overseas universities such as Tokyo Metropolitan If you’re looking for an Engineering Plus! ES grads are going places! diploma that attracts the brightest minds, look no further! SUI HUI PING, CLASS OF 2020 Accepted into the Lee Kong Chian >10% ES students received Scholars’ Programme at SMU. She will the NP Scholarship and pursue a Bachelor in Social Sciences Merit Award in 2019 at SMU. 10 ES students received external ZENAS LIM, CLASS OF 2015 scholarships (e.g. A*STAR Graduated with First Class Honours in Science Award (Poly), DSO Electronic and Information Engineering at Diploma Scholarship, Singtel Imperial College London. He will be pursuing Engineering Cadet Scholarship) a Masters Programme in Information in 2019, which provides R&D Science at Cornell Univeristy, USA. internship opportunities ANNE FOO, CLASS OF 2018 >80% ES graduates offered Currently studying to become a doctor admission into prestigious local under the SUTD-Duke-NUS Special Track, and overseas universities a degree programme jointly offered by SUTD and Duke-NUS Medical School. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 13

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN YEAR 3 YEAR 1 – Circuit Analysis & Design – Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning – AC Circuits – System Modelling & Control – Analogue Electronics – Integrated Real-World Project 5 – Applied Mathematics 1 & 2 – Final-Year Project or Internship (Local/Overseas) – Digital Fundamentals – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals Off-campus Exposure – Programming You may get to work on applied R&D projects in – Integrated Real-World Project 1 & 2 NTU, NUS, SUTD, research institutes or Technology – Health & Wellness^ Centres. Alternatively, you might get internship – Innovation Made Possible^ opportunities in multinational or startup companies – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ (local or overseas). – English Language Express^* ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit Off-campus Exposure units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in Your exposure to engineering will be broadened with communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an visits and short stints at multinational companies interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse (MNCs) and renowned research institutes such as diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters A*STAR and NUS Research. collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- YEAR 2 directed learners, ready for the future workplace. – Physics 1 & 2 ^* For selected students only. – Data Structures & Algorithms – Embedded System To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules – Object-Oriented Programming are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our – Thermofluids website for latest updates. – Materials & Manufacturing Technology – Integrated Real-World Project 3 & 4 – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ Off-campus Exposure You will expand your horizons with study visits to top overseas universities and institutions such as Tokyo Metropolitan University (Japan), Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology (Japan) or Nanjing University of Science & Technology (China). A BRAINY SOLUTION ES graduates Sunny Despande and S. Suren developed a system that allows clinicians to accurately diagnose epileptic seizures during brain signal screenings. The Brainwave Screening system has an accuracy rate or up to 83 per cent, based on the project’s database and samples of 7,500 brainwave signals. Photo source: The New Paper (c) Singapore Press Holdings Limited. Permission required for reproduction. 14

CAREER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Armed with an ES diploma, you will enjoy good career Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C prospects in areas such as research & development, product design and development, and manufacturing To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have and services. the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) results. FURTHER STUDIES Subject ‘O’ level Both NTU and NUS have accredited ES for a wide grade range of their degree programmes. In addition, SUTD offers course/module exemptions for ES graduates English Language 1-7 who have met the criteria in their Compact Courses. With your strong foundation as an ES graduate, you Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 can also apply for a wide range of degree programmes offered by overseas universities. Science 1-6 About 80 per cent of our graduates were offered (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) admission to various local and overseas universities. or Biotechnology or Computing/Computer Studies or Design & Technology or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics or Engineering Science or Physical Science You must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP website for the entry requirements and admissions exercise period. Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision deficiency may be considered, subject to an in-house test. CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Engineering Science, log on to www.np.edu.sg/es SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 15

N65 DIPLOMA IN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING A strong engineering foundation with a focus on aerospace design and Get latest updates manufacture of aircraft components on course Curriculum aligned to CAAS Airworthiness Requirements gives you a head start in getting your licence as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Get hands-on experience by working on real-world aerospace projects every semester Immersive learning experience at our Aerospace Hub 16

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT SPECIALISATION OPTIONS Growing up, were you fascinated with how a heavy Avionics machine can fly? Do you ever imagine yourself You will get to study the principles of flight and the designing and handling the next generation of aircraft? various sophisticated systems on an aircraft, such as Then come on board the Diploma in Aerospace navigation, surveillance, communication and electrical Engineering (AEG). systems. In AEG, you will gain a strong engineering foundation Mechanical with a focus on major aerospace disciplines. In your You will learn the fundamentals of engineering system first semester, we will strengthen your engineering design, aircraft structures and materials, applied knowledge with modules such as Engineering thermofluids as well as aircraft maintenance practices. Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals and Electrical Engineering Fundamentals to prepare you for the core aerospace modules in the later semesters. At the end of your first semester, you can pick one of our two specialisation options (Avionics or Mechanical) that will build on your engineering foundation and areas of interest. Throughout your three years, there will be opportunities for you to apply your engineering knowledge and design skills through an integrated real-world project every semester. With our strong emphasis on design thinking in the integrated real-world projects, you will be well prepared for any challenges and jobs in the future. Then in your final year, put your knowledge to the test with a six-month local or overseas internship with companies such as Airbus Helicopters, Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, Scoot, ST Engineering and Thales Solutions Asia. Students who are interested to get their Private Pilot Licence (PPL) can choose to participate in the Singapore Youth Flying Club PPL Course as their internship. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 17

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN YEAR 3 YEAR 1 Common Modules Common Modules – Six-month Internship – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Specialisation Option Modules – Programming – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 Avionics – Health & Wellness^ – Aircraft Navigation & Surveillance Systems – Innovation Made Possible^ – Aircraft Electrical & Instrumentation Systems – Communication Essentials For Engineers ^ – Final-Year Project – English Language Express^* – Integrated Real-world Project 5 (Avionics) – Quality Systems & Analytics Specialisation Option Modules Mechanical Avionics – Aircraft Propulsion Systems – AC Circuits – Aircraft Mechanical Systems – Analogue Electronics – Human Factors & Aviation Legislation – Digital Fundamentals – Integrated Real-world Project 5 (Mechanical) – System Modeling & Control Mechanical – Thermofluids ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit – Electrical & Electronics Technology units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in – Materials & Manufacturing Technology communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse YEAR 2 diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters Common Modules collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- – Aerospace Fundamentals directed learners, ready for the future workplace. – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ ^* For selected students only. Specialisation Option Modules To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules Avionics are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our – Applied Digital Electronics website for latest updates. – Applied Analogue Electronics – Communication Systems – Human Factors & Aviation Legislation – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 (Avionics) – Object-oriented Programming – Materials & Manufacturing Technology – Principles & Applications of Aircraft Science Mechanical – Aircraft Maintenance Practices – Aircraft Structures & Materials – Applied Thermofluids – Engineering System Design – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 (Mechanical) – Strength of Materials – Quality Systems & Analytics 18

CAREER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Local and international air travel will continue to be Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C an important growth area for Singapore’s economy. With Changi Airport expanding, as well as possibilities To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have of air-sea transshipping, there will be demand for the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) skilled and versatile aerospace professionals. AEG results. is recognised by many established aerospace organisations, which gives you an advantage when Subject ‘O’ level exploring such careers. grade You can look forward to being employed in the various English Language 1-7 aerospace industries such as maintenance, repair and operations, research and development, engineering Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 design, technical sales and marketing. Science 1-6 What’s more, AEG prepares you for modules in the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) Airworthiness Requirements (SAR 66) examinations so you get a head start in acquiring your licence as an or Biotechnology Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. or Computing/Computer Studies You can also enrol in various skills-deepening programmes or apply for the SkillsFuture Work- or Design & Technology Study Post-Diploma Programme, if applicable, upon graduation. or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics FURTHER STUDIES or Engineering Science As an AEG graduate, you will be able to pursue an or Physical Science aerospace-related degree at the Singapore Institute of Technology, Singapore University of Social Sciences You must also fulfil the aggregate computation or overseas universities in Australia, New Zealand, requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at USA and UK. www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf Or you can choose to pursue related engineering For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP degrees with advanced standing at prestigious local website for the entry requirements and admissions universities like National University of Singapore, exercise period. Nanyang Technological University, and Singapore University of Technology and Design. Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency including colour vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Related Courses – Automation & Mechatronic Systems – Common Engineering Programme – Electrical Engineering – Electronic & Computer Engineering – Mechanical Engineering CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Aerospace Engineering, log on to www.np.edu.sg/aeg I had an enriching experience at NP. My lecturers were very supportive and have shaped me into becoming a better learner. I learnt how to use critical thinking skills to solve complex problems, or even to develop new inventions that can benefit people. Lercy Chow Aerospace Electronics* graduate, Class of 2017 Lercy was a Gold Medallist and is currently on the University Engineering Scholarship (UES), pursuing her Bachelor of Engineering in NTU. *renamed as the Diploma in Aerospace Engineering SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 19

N50 DIPLOMA IN AUTOMATION & MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS A broad-based curriculum that blends mechanics, electronics and Get latest updates programming to equip you with skills to engineer smart machines such as on course autonomous vehicles and robots Acquire emerging skills in Advanced Robotics & Automation, Data Analytics, Internet of Things (IoT) and Design Thinking for the new digital industry Get prepared for a variety of careers in precision engineering, electronics, aerospace and marine & offshore engineering sectors 20

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT During my internship with Rolls-Royce Singapore, I was part of the research Imagine stepping out of your smart home, taking team that played a pivotal role in helping a self-driving vehicle to your favourite restaurant, Rolls-Royce to improve the efficiency and getting served by a robotic waitress. The field and performance of its manufacturing of automation is steadily growing and finding its way processes. I worked on developing into every home, company and industry. If you want virtual commissioning solutions that help to engineer the next generation of smart machines, automate processes of surface modification the Diploma in Automation & Mechatronic Systems technologies. I was excited to be able to [AMS] is your ideal choice. apply my skills in the workplace. AMS prepares students for exciting careers in Javier Teo diverse sectors ranging from precision engineering, aerospace, electronics, energy and chemical, food AMS graduate, Class of 2018 manufacturing, marine & offshore and sea transport. You will learn to use emerging skills in robotics and automation, design thinking, Internet of Things (IoT) and data analytics to develop high-tech solutions for consumer products and industrial applications. What’s more, AMS’ emphasis on project-based learning, design thinking and experiential learning will give you an edge in developing applications of industrial robots, autonomous vehicles, modular production systems (MPS) and smart sensor technology. In the first two years, you will build a strong foundation in the various disciplines of engineering – electrical, electronics, mechanical and programming. You will also learn practical skills in Computer-Aided Design and development of control software for smart devices and automated lines. In your third year, you will learn how to control industrial robots and build an autonomous vehicle. You will also go on a six-month internship with companies such as ST Land Systems, PSA Singapore, Keppel Offshore & Marine and A*STAR. Or you can choose to work on a final-year project to design and develop a high-tech product prototype. You will also get to work on an Integrated Real- world Project in every semester. These projects will develop your critical thinking, problem-solving and technical skills. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 21

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN CAREER YEAR 1 As a designer and engineer of automation systems, you will be well-sought after in jobs that involve – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals the design, development and manufacturing of – Electrical & Electronics Technology “intelligent” products and systems. Examples of some – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 industries where you can pursue such careers include – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 precision engineering, electronics, chemicals and – Materials & Manufacturing Technology petrochemicals, aerospace, marine & offshore, and – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals information and communication. You can also find jobs – Programming related to process development, process automation, – Thermofluids port automation, engineering tests as well as the – Health & Wellness^ maintenance and operation of high-tech equipment – Innovation Made Possible^ and facilities. – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ – English Language Express^* The AMS course is a broad-based course and caters to various SkillsFuture sectors: Precision Engineering, YEAR 2 Aerospace, Electronics, Energy and Chemical, Food Manufacturing, Marine & Offshore Engineering and – Applied Mechanics Sea Transport. – Computer-Aided Design & Drafting – Engineering System Design You can deepen your skills through SkillsFuture – Industrial Automation Work-Study Post-Diploma Programmes, such as – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 the Specialist Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance – Microcontroller & System and Engineering and Specialist Diploma in Marine – Network Fundamentals Production respectively. – Quality Systems & Analytics – Strength of Materials – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ YEAR 3 – Industrial Robot System & Application – Integrated Real-world Project 5 – Sensor & Drive Systems – System Modelling & Control – Six-month Internship or Final-Year Project – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit ONE STEP AHEAD units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an Meet the unbeatable DoodleBot - an industrial interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse robot that loves playing Tic-Tac-Toe with you! diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters This smart system is a product of several collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world automation technologies combined, including problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- robotics, computer vision, image processing directed learners, ready for the future workplace. and control algorithm programming! Using its simple web-camera, the Doodlebot can locate ^* For selected students only. the square grids and circles drawn by you, analyse the game and counter your moves! To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our website for latest updates. 22

FURTHER STUDIES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS You will be well prepared for further studies in Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C mechanical, electrical or electronic engineering at both local and overseas universities. You may even To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have be granted advanced standing in related engineering the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) courses at: results. – Nanyang Technological University • Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science, Subject ‘O’ level grade Computer Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering and Media, English Language 1-7 Mechanical Engineering or Materials Engineering – National University of Singapore Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 • Bachelor of Engineering in Computer, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Science 1-6 – University of Manchester (UK) • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronic (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) Engineering – University of Sheffield (UK) or Biotechnology • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechtronic and Robotic Engineering or Systems & Control or Computing/Computer Studies Engineering — University of New South Wales (Australia) or Design & Technology • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronic Engineering or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics – Monash University (Australia) • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronic or Engineering Science Engineering or IT & Systems – Singapore Institute of Technology-University of or Physical Science Glasgow • Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in You must also fulfil the aggregate computation Mechanical Engineering requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP website for the entry requirements and admissions exercise period. Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision deficiency may be considered, subject to an in-house test. Related Courses – Aerospace Engineering – Common Engineering Programme – Electrical Engineering – Electronic & Computer Engineering – Engineering Science CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Automation & Mechatronic Systems, log on to www.np.edu.sg/ams SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 23

N60 DIPLOMA IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING The first poly diploma that bridges engineering and life sciences Get latest updates Acquire the skills to work on the design and development of medical devices on course and healthcare equipment Jointly delivered by the School of Engineering, the School of Life Sciences & Chemical Technology and industry partners Six-month internships with hospitals, medical technology (medtech) multinational corporations (MNCs) and research institutes 24

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Fascinated by how engineering and biology can YEAR 1 benefit society? Or are you interested in helping medical professionals do their work better? If you have – AC Circuits a passion in the medtech field, then the Diploma in – Analogue Electronics Biomedical Engineering (BME) is perfect for you. This – Digital Fundamentals forward-thinking field is responsible for the design of – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals sophisticated medical equipment such as diagnostic – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 and therapeutic machines, as well as lifesaving devices – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals like the artificial heart and dialysis machine. – Programming – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 The first diploma of its kind in Singapore, BME is – Health & Wellness^ jointly delivered by Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s School of – Innovation Made Possible^ Engineering and School of Life Sciences & Chemical – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ Technology. Besides teaching you how to develop – English Language Express^* medical equipment, BME also gives you a firm grounding in research that could lead to the discovery YEAR 2 of faster and more accurate tools for medical conditions. – Cell & Molecular Biology – Clinical Engineering In your first year, you will acquire a strong foundation – Embedded System in engineering in topics covering electrical, electronic – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 and mechanical engineering. Then in your second – Medical Electronics year, you will study cell and molecular biology – Medical Instrumentation alongside medical instrumentation and clinical – Physiological Systems engineering. You will also be equipped with electronic – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ design and prototyping skills. YEAR 3 In your final year, you will focus on areas such as healthcare informatics as well as various types of – Biomechanics & Biomaterials medical equipment. You will also learn to design and – Healthcare Informatics develop technical projects. What’s more, you will have – Integrated Real-world Project 5 the opportunity to go on a six-month local or overseas – Internet of Things internship with a university, hospital, MNC or research – Six-month Internship institute. – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- directed learners, ready for the future workplace. ^* For selected students only. To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our website for latest updates. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 25

CAREER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS With Singapore fast becoming a global hub for Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C biomedical research and healthcare industry, you will have bright job prospects in this industry. You can To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have work in areas such as research & development (R&D) the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) and engineering support. BME graduates who go results. into R&D carry out tasks such as clinical studies and trials, product prototyping and quality assurance and Subject ‘O’ level certification. grade You can also work in healthcare establishments such English Language 1-7 as hospitals and medical centres as well as medical equipment suppliers and service providers. You can Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 work as a Biomedical Technical Officer in a hospital or as a Sales or Service Engineer with a company that Science 1-6 supplies medical equipment. (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) As part of the SkillsFuture initiative, you can enrol in various skills-deepening programmes or apply for the or Biotechnology SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma Programme, if applicable, upon graduation. You may also apply for or Computing/Computer Studies Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) courses, such as Specialist Diploma in Workplace Safety & Health. or Design & Technology FURTHER STUDIES or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics As a BME graduate, you can pursue degree or Engineering Science programmes offered by Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore, or Physical Science Singapore University of Technology and Design, as well as Singapore Institute of Technology. You can also You must also fulfil the aggregate computation gain credit exemptions from overseas universities, requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at including the following: www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf – University of Sheffield (UK) • Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP website for the entry requirements and admissions Engineering) exercise period. – Cardiff University (UK) • Bachelor of Engineering/Master of Engineering Candidates with severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision deficiency may be considered, (Medical Engineering) subject to an in-house test. – University of New South Wales (Australia) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) /Master of Related Courses – Automation & Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Biomedical Engineering) – Common Engineering Programme – Queensland University of Technology (Australia) – Electronic & Computer Engineering • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Medical) – Mechanical Engineering – University of Queensland (Australia) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) CONTACT US (Electrical and Biomedical Engineering) – University of Sydney (Australia) For the most up-to-date information on NP’s • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Biomedical) Diploma in Biomedical Engineering, log on to www.np.edu.sg/bme 26

N43 DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Broad-based course that prepares you for careers in diverse sectors ranging Get latest updates from clean energy, power engineering, transportation to practising licensed on course electrical work Deepen your knowledge by specialising in either Clean Energy Management or Power Engineering Exposure to smart city projects through Future City Programme SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma Programmes to give you a head start in your career SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 27

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT SPECIALISATION OPTIONS With the launch of the Open Electricity Market and the Clean Energy Management push for greater solar photovoltaic (PV) generation This specialisation prepares you for the sustainable capacity, exciting developments are happening in energy sector with a strong focus on energy Singapore’s electrical engineering industry. You management and clean energy technologies. Key can be part of this dynamic sector by pursuing the areas covered include solar photovoltaic (PV) Diploma in Electrical Engineering (EE). systems and energy audit process and measurement techniques. EE gives you a strong foundation in the areas of smart energy management and electrical power Power Engineering systems, and will expose you to skills and knowledge This specialisation prepares you for exciting careers in emerging technologies to meet the challenges of the in diverse sectors such as power and energy, as fast changing energy and power sector. In addition, well as transportation. You’ll also get a head start the broad-based curriculum will also prepare you for to practise licensed electrical work. Discover more a wide range of careers in other industries such as about electrical system design and smart electricity robotics and transportation. systems. In your first semester, you will learn the fundamentals CROSSING THE ROAD SAFELY, in mechanical and electrical engineering, mathematics VIRTUALLY and programming. In your second semester, you will be equipped with skills and knowledge in the areas of To help children with autism learn how to electrical and electronic engineering. cross busy streets safely, EE students Mon Than and Guan Siyi worked with therapists In your second year, you will deepen your engineering from social service agency SPD to develop skills and knowledge through modules covering a programme using virtual reality (VR) electronic devices, programmable logic controller technology that simulates road-crossing (PLC), micro-controllers and electrical installation scenarios. During the practice sessions, the design. You will also gain a good grasp of the children will wear a VR headset and attempt methods for analysing electrical systems and energy to cross the “road” in a simulated environment management systems. independently. It is hoped that through repeated practice, children with autism will Through a series of Integrated Real-world Projects, eventually gain confidence and learn to cross you will gain practical hands-on skills like computer- the road safely on their own. aided design, deploying IoT devices, creating user interface and data analytics. In your final year, you can choose to specialise in either Power Engineering or Clean Energy Management. You will also get to put your skills and knowledge into practice with a six-month enhanced internship with industry leaders such as SP Group, ST Engineering, Singtel and Sembcorp. Or you can work on a design project to develop your very own products and patents in diverse fields such as robotics and healthcare engineering applications. 28

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN YEAR 3 YEAR 1 – Integrated Real-world Project 5 – 6-month Internship – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 – Project Design & Development – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals – Programming Specialisation Options – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 – AC Circuits Power Engineering – Analogue Electronics – Systems Modelling & Control – Digital Fundamentals – Smart Electricity System – Health & Wellness^ – Power Systems Design & Operation – Innovation Made Possible^ – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ Clean Energy Management – English Language Express^* – Energy Studies & Audit – Clean Energy Technologies YEAR 2 – Design & Operation of Distributed Power Systems – Electrical Machines ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit – Electric Circuit Analysis units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in – Microcontroller & System communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an – PLC & Automation interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters – Power Electronics collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world – Electrical Installation Design problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- – Energy Management Systems directed learners, ready for the future workplace. – Project Management – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ ^* For selected students only. To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our website for latest updates. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 29

CAREER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS With Singapore’s continual investments in the Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C cleantech sector and the push for reduction in carbon emissions, career opportunities in the environmental To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have and energy sectors are growing. You can look forward the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) to employment as an energy associate or energy results. management executive. You can also join electrical consultancies, energy & power and high-tech Subject ‘O’ level manufacturing industries as an operation, engineering grade & maintenance technical officer, solar PV project development supervisor or sales and marketing English Language 1-7 engineer. Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 Many EE graduates have also risen to managerial positions or have become entrepreneurs! Science 1-6 You can also join the SkillsFuture Work-Study Post- (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) Diploma Programme where you will be matched with a company, undergo structured on-the-job training, and or Biotechnology receive an industry-recognised certification. Under this Programme, NP has launched the Specialist or Computing/Computer Studies Diploma in Electrical Design and Operation that focuses on the design and operation of electrical or Design & Technology distribution systems for commercial, industrial and residential projects. Participants will gain work or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics experience while deepening their skills and knowledge. or Engineering Science FURTHER STUDIES or Physical Science This diploma is recognised by leading universities both locally and abroad. You may be granted advanced You must also fulfil the aggregate computation standing or module exemptions when applying for requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at related degree programmes at: www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf ­– National University of Singapore – Nanyang Technological University For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP – Singapore Institute of Technology website for the entry requirements and admissions – Singapore University of Technology and Design exercise period. – University of Manchester (UK) – University of Southampton (UK) Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency – University of Sheffield (UK) should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision – University of New South Wales (Australia) deficiency may be considered, subject to an in-house test. – Queensland University of Technology (Australia) Related Courses – Biomedical Engineering – Common Engineering Programme – Electronic & Computer Engineering – Engineering Science CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Electrical Engineering, log on to www.np.edu.sg/ee 30

N44 DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONIC & COMPUTER ENGINEERING One of the most established electronic and computer engineering diplomas in Get latest updates Singapore on course Strong links to the industry as well as local and overseas universities Choose to specialise in either Computer Networks or Robotics & Communication Six-month internships with leading organisations such as Creative Technology, ST Engineering and Xilinx SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 31

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT WHAT YOU WILL LEARN YEAR 1 You only need to look around to know that electronics and computers are part of your daily lives – from the – AC Circuits smart phones and laptops that you use to the vehicles – Analogue Electronics that you travel in. You can play a part in shaping the – Digital Fundamentals way people live, work and play with the Diploma in – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Electronic & Computer Engineering (ECE). – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals ECE gives you a strong foundation in electronic – Programming hardware design, software programming skills and – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 computer networks. With our industry-relevant – Health & Wellness^ curriculum, you will be well-placed to meet the needs – Innovation Made Possible^ of the industry when you graduate. – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ – English Language Express^* In your first year, you will learn the fundamental aspects of engineering with modules such as YEAR 2 Computer Programming, Analogue Electronics and Common Modules Digital Fundamentals. In your second year, you can choose to deepen your expertise in a particular field – Applied Digital Electronics by pursuing one of our two specialisation options, – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 Computer Networks or Robotics & Communication. – Microcontroller & Interfacing Then in your final year, put your knowledge to the test – Network Fundamentals with a six-month internship with industry leaders such – Object Oriented Programming as Creative Technology, ST Engineering and Xilinx. – Quality Systems & Analytics – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ What’s more, you may even get the chance to work on industry sponsored projects at our technology Specialisation Option Modules centres. Plus, you will go on local and overseas study trips that will widen your exposure to the exciting world Computer Networks of engineering. – Servers & Cloud Fundamentals – Routing & Switching SPECIALISATION OPTIONS Robotics & Communication Computer Networks – Applied Analogue Electronics Learn how to design, implement, monitor, secure and – Communication Systems maintain enterprise network infrastructures and the deployment servers in supporting these networks. YEAR 3 Prepare students for the global professional CCNA Common Modules certification. – Internet of Things Robotics & Communication – Integrated Real-world Project 5 Hone your knowledge and skills in electronic circuit – Mobile Application Programming design and how devices communicate. Learn how – Six-month Internship or Six-month Final-Year Project to create smart products and robotic systems with – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ intelligent devices. Specialisation Option Modules To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our Computer Networks website for latest updates. – Scaling & Connecting Networks Robotics & Communication – Embedded Robotics ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self-directed learners, ready for the future workplace. ^* For selected students only. 32

CAREER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Electronics is one of the world’s largest industries – Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C that means you will enjoy many diverse and exciting career opportunities. You can seek employment as To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have an electronics assistant engineer, embedded systems the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) engineer or sales and marketing specialist. results. You can also provide engineering support in the Subject ‘O’ level aerospace or biomedical industry, or work in the grade manufacturing sector. As demand for manpower surges in the areas of networking, mobile computing English Language 1-7 and digital technology, you will also be able to find work as a network support engineer, mobile app Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 developer, communications engineer or software programmer. Science 1-6 As part of the SkillsFuture initiative, you can enrol in (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) various skills-deepening programmes or apply for a SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma Programme, if or Biotechnology applicable, upon graduation. or Computing/Computer Studies FURTHER STUDIES or Design & Technology This diploma is recognised by leading universities both locally and abroad. You may be granted or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics advanced standing or module exemptions when applying for related degree programmes at the or Engineering Science following universities: – National University of Singapore or Physical Science – Nanyang Technological University – Singapore Institute of Technology You must also fulfil the aggregate computation – Singapore University of Technology and Design requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at – University of Manchester (UK) www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf – University of Edinburgh (UK) – University of New South Wales (Australia) For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP website for the entry requirements and admissions exercise period. Candidates with severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Those with colour vision deficiency may be considered, subject to an in-house test. Related Courses – Biomedical Engineering – Common Engineering Programme – Electrical Engineering – Engineering Science CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Electronic & Computer Engineering, log on to www.np.edu.sg/ece During my six-month internship at Singtel, I had the opportunity to learn about Application Programming Interface (API) and how to deploy it. It was challenging but a very meaningful experience. I also participated in a challenge for interns, where I delivered a business presentation to the international business CEO. Robin Tsai ECE Student, Year 3 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 33

N42 DIPLOMA IN MARINE & OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY The only diploma that covers both naval architecture and offshore engineering Enhanced internships and SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma Programmes to deepen your skills Prestigious ASMI-MOT Scholarship that covers tuition fees and allowances Get latest updates on course 34

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Fascinated by ships and how they work? Set sail on YEAR 1 your maritime journey when you join our Diploma in Marine & Offshore Technology (MOT). We will train you – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals in naval architecture and offshore technology, which – Electrical & Electronics Technology are among the most sought-after specialist skills in – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 Singapore’s maritime industry. – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 – Materials & Manufacturing Technology With MOT, you will learn to design and build your own – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals ship models, and test them in Singapore’s only towing – Programming tank located in our campus. Our strong emphasis on – Thermofluids Integrated Real-world Projects will give you an edge – Health & Wellness^ in creating innovative solutions for using clean energy, – Innovation Made Possible^ developing new materials and processes, as well as – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ designing and building marine vessels and offshore – English Language Express^* structures. YEAR 2 Thanks to MOT’s strong ties with key industry players, such as the Association of Singapore Marine Industries – Naval Architecture 1 (ASMI), Keppel Offshore & Marine and SembCorp – Marine CAD Marine, you get to go on frequent study trips to gain – Naval Architecture 2 industry exposure and receive in-depth training that – Marine Design Drafting will give you a head start in your career! – Marine Auxiliary Systems – Marine Production Technology In the first two years, you will be grounded with strong – Marine & Offshore Technology fundamentals of engineering, together with naval – Strength of Materials architecture, marine engineering and offshore design – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 technology. Enhanced internships have also been – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ rolled out for MOT students. In your final year, you will intern at a host company in the marine and offshore YEAR 3 industry for six months and apply the skills learnt at the workplace. – Integrated Real-world Project 5 – Marine Propulsion Systems – Marine & Offshore Design – Marine Design Applications – Offshore Engineering – Six-month Internship – Project ID: Connecting the Dots^ ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- directed learners, ready for the future workplace. ^* For selected students only. To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our website for latest updates. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 35

CAREER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Pursue a career in the design, marketing, commerce, Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C survey, production, safety, human resource, and research and development areas of the marine and To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have offshore industries. the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) results. You can also apply for the SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma Programmes and enrol in courses such Subject ‘O’ level as the Specialist Diploma in Marine Production and grade Specialist Diploma in Marine Design to get a head start in your career. These two specialist diplomas are English Language 1-7 work-study industry certification programmes where you will be matched with a company and undergo Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 structured on-the-job training. Science 1-6 FURTHER STUDIES (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) Accredited by the Institute of Marine Engineering Science & Technology (UK), this diploma gives you the or Biotechnology opportunity to improve your prospects by pursuing a related degree programme at a local or an overseas or Computing/Computer Studies university. or Design & Technology Together with Newcastle University, the Singapore Institute of Technology offers you the chance to pursue or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics a prestigious degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture or Offshore Engineering. This subsidised or Engineering Science degree programme can be completed in two years. You can pursue a Bachelor of Engineering with or Physical Science Honours in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture or Offshore Engineering. You must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at You may also enjoy advanced standing at local www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf universities such as Nanyang Technological University and National University of Singapore, or overseas For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP universities such as Newcastle University, University website for the entry requirements and admissions of Glasgow, University of Strathclyde, University of exercise period. Sydney and University of Tasmania. Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Related Courses – Aerospace Engineering – Automation & Mechatronic Systems – Common Engineering Programme – Engineering Science CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Marine & Offshore Technology, log on to www.np.edu.sg/mot HEAD START IN HIS CAREER Sim Qi Bin was encouraged by his company, Keppel Singmarine, to join the SkillsFuture Earn and Learn Programme*. With the real-world exposure to shipyards and a supportive employer, the MOT graduate was able to better chart his future career in the industry. *now renamed as the SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma Programme 36

N41 DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A broad-based curriculum that prepares you for the future economy in Get latest updates precision engineering and manufacturing; facilities and infrastructure; on course environment and energy, and transportation Work on unique Integrated Real-World Projects, with a strong focus on computer-aided design and service-learning Overseas or local internship with organisations such as ST Engineering’s Land Systems and A*STAR Get advanced standing when you further your studies at local or overseas universities SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 37

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT The stint in USA has opened up my perspective on managing business. I was Mechanical engineering touches virtually every aspect involved in every part of the business. I’ve of modern life. Imagine an autonomous car powered gained valuable insight into the life of an by renewable energy and a robotic exoskeleton that entrepreneur. This experience has inspired can help seniors improve their range of motions. me to carve out my own future in the With the Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (ME) business field. to give you a head start into building such sleek technology, you’ll soon be winning on all fronts. One Ivan Cheong of the core disciplines of engineering, mechanical engineering is needed practically everywhere - from ME Graduate, Class of 2018 precision engineering, facilities and infrastructure to Ivan embarked on a Global Entrepreneurial environment and energy, as well as the transportation Internship Programme (GEIP) with a start-up in sectors. Silicon Valley, USA. A highly versatile course, ME provides a broad- based education that enables you to excel in diverse career choices. Its strong emphasis on applied design thinking skills gives you an edge in creating innovative solutions for using clean energy, developing new materials and processes, designing and manufacturing products that range from consumer products to medical devices. In your first year, you will learn the fundamentals of mechanical engineering with a focus on materials and design skills. It covers modules such as Thermofluids, Materials & Manufacturing Technology and Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals. In your second year, you will deepen your understanding with modules such as Engineering System Design and Strength of Materials. In your final year, you will get to work on a final-year project that involves the design and development of a new product prototype with real-world application. Or you can round off your learning journey with a local or overseas internship with established organisations such as ST Engineering and A*STAR. 38

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN CAREER YEAR 1 With your solid foundation in engineering giving – Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2 you sought-after skills, you will enjoy excellent job – Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals prospects in diverse industries. These include the – Electrical Engineering Fundamentals marine, aerospace, automotive, pharmaceutical, power – Programming generation, consumer products, logistics management – Integrated Real-world Project 1 & 2 and electronics industries, as well as the chemical and – Thermofluids precision engineering sectors. – Electrical & Electronics Technology – Materials & Manufacturing Technology ME is a broad-based course and caters to various – Health & Wellness^ SkillsFuture sectors such as Aerospace, Precision – Innovation Made Possible^ Engineering and Offshore & Marine Engineering. You – Communication Essentials For Engineers^ can enrol in SkillsFuture Work-Study Post-Diploma – English Language Express^* programmes, such as the Specialist Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering and Specialist Diploma in YEAR 2 Marine Production. – Advanced Materials FURTHER STUDIES – Industrial Automation – Applied Thermofluids You will be well prepared for further studies at both local – Integrated Real-world Project 3 & 4 and overseas universities. You may even be granted – Project Management advanced standing in related engineering courses at: – Advanced Manufacturing Technology – Nanyang Technological University – Engineering Systems Design • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical or – Quality Systems and Analytics – Strength of Materials Materials Engineering – World Issues: A Singapore Perspective^ – National University of Singapore • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering YEAR 3 – University of Manchester (UK) • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – Applied Mechanics – University of Warwick (UK) – System Modelling & Control • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – Integrated Real-world Project 5 – University of New South Wales (Australia) – Mechanics of Machines & Materials • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – 6-Month Internship or Final-Year Project – University of Melbourne (Australia) – Project ID: Connecting The Dots^ • Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – University of Glasgow (UK) & Singapore Institute ^ Interdisciplinary Studies (IS) modules account for 13 credit of Technology units of the diploma curriculum. They include modules in • Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in communication, innovation and world issues, as well as an interdisciplinary project. By bringing students from diverse Mechanical Design diplomas together, the interdisciplinary project fosters collaboration to explore and propose solutions for real-world problems. IS aims to develop students to be agile and self- directed learners, ready for the future workplace. ^* For selected students only. To keep our curriculum current and robust, diploma modules are subject to change over the three years. Please visit our website for latest updates. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 39

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Aggregate Type ELR2B2-C To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have the following GCE ‘O’ Level examination (or equivalent) results. Subject ‘O’ level grade English Language 1-7 Mathematics (Elementary/Additional) 1-6 Science 1-6 (with Physics, Chemistry or Biology component) or Biotechnology or Computing/Computer Studies or Design & Technology or Electronics/Fundamentals of Electronics or Engineering Science or Physical Science You must also fulfil the aggregate computation requirements for the ELR2B2-C Aggregate Type listed at www.np.edu.sg/admissions/Documents/ELR2B2.pdf For students with other qualifications, please refer to the NP website for the entry requirements and admissions exercise period. Candidates with hearing deficiency or severe vision deficiency should not apply for the course. Related Courses – Aerospace Engineering – Automation & Mechatronic Systems – Common Engineering Programme – Engineering Science – Marine & Offshore Technology CONTACT US For the most up-to-date information on NP’s Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, log on to www.np.edu.sg/me 40



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