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Supposedly only 2 pages on 1 piece of A4 sized paper. I managed to print 2 pages on one side, then cut out the remaining margins to paste on the paper. It is still easy to see when I printed 2 pages on one side. During exam useless tho T.T

CS2030DE Cheatsheet for Finals

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EE4218 Embedded Systems Notes

Free download: EE4218 Embedded Systems Notes

For all the NUS Year 1s who need help for this common module regarding statistics.  This cheatsheet is made with references to answers from past quizzes. Do not sell or share without my permission. 

GEA1000 Cheatsheet [Final Exam AY23/24 Sem 2]

For Electrical Engineering Students, from me, someone who is struggling to understand why she even chose this major in the first place. 

Modules to not take together:

DTK1234 + EE2111A (usually given by recommended timetable)
Week 12 & 13 will be hell. 9am - 12pm Midterm for EE2111A on Friday, 12pm Deadline for DTK1234 Final Journal (which is very tedious)
For DTK1234, unless you lick the Prof's feet (dm to ask questions, stay back to ask questions, answer questions whenever possible in class), you usually won't score above a B. 
Every 2 weeks, you need to submit a journal, which is very time consuming. 

For AE Specialisation + IOT Specialisation: 
EE3408C + CS3237 + PC2020
Recess week (deadlines on Sunday and Wk7 Monday) - 2 Tutorials (EE3408C, EE2027 and EE2023 on steroids essentially), 1 Lab report (PC2020, week 6 Lab, 1 week deadline), 1 Project Proposal Submission (CS3237), PC2020 Midterms on the Monday right after recess week ends 
CS3237 -> every wk 1 lecture quiz, 1 lab 

Courses Tips & Tricks

EE Core:
EE2027 -> death module. No idea what is going on but the graded assignments are frequent and tedious. Prof Heng is entertaining. 
EE2023 -> Lab was tedious (the wires keep coming loose once you move the circuit so have to rewire every lab), Content is hard. Please attend Prof's Ng's tutorials if possible. He teaches the best and has his own notes. 
EE2028 -> Content was hard and fast, Q&A, low-level programming (Assembly and C), Q&A is hard, need to get bonus marks for projects (extra features)
EE2012 -> Prof Hari Garg was entertaining, but the lectures were not syncing with the tutorials. Slides look like a white pdf with greek letters. I have no idea what was going on in this module. Please don't take it in sem 2 like I did. Go for Zhang Jian Wen Sem1. 
EE4407 -> Prof Danner is a legend but I didn't understand anything since the first lesson. EE2027 on crack and filled with circuits like EE3408C. 
CS1010E -> Time consuming assignments, single digits in exams (C grade still)

IOT Specialisation
CS3237 Introduction to IOT
- most tedious module ever, but they teach you such that you understand unlike EE2028 
- every week 1 lab report (tedious!! So much coding), 1 lecture quiz (very easy, shows answer after 1 try, can try until get full marks, but need to finish within lecture day)


AE Specialisation
EE3431C - Closed Book, no cheatsheet. Only can use the formula sheet they give. Means need to memorise equations. 

EE Modules

EE4218 Embedded Systems

Tedious but transparent module. Prof provides marked scripts and answers and all the grades. 
1 Final Project (Week 8 onwards, time is tight) - Presentation sales pitch + Demo, Report 
Every week - 1 Lecture Quiz (easy! can try until you get full marks and the answers are shown after 1 try, just that need to complete within 24h), 1 Lab Report (tedious! within 3 days must submit) 
Theres 2 peer reviews and 2 check-ins for the project

CS3237

Part 1 - Physics Dept (Thoroughly enjoyed lessons taught by Prof Sow) 
Part 2 - ECE Dept (Prof Chen has an accent but he tries his best to explain simply which works)
Quiz 1 (physics dept) - Died. It was difficult to finish all the questions.
Quiz 2 (ECE dept) - questions are the same as past year papers except for the values (still died as I solved too slow. 50mins is not enough for 4 qns)
Finals (all hardcopy notes allowed)
2 Labs - 1 Physics 1 ECE (Physics one needed a report but experiments are easy, like secondary school ones, ECE report had to be completed within the lab timing 3h but it was easy. Just use the Smith chart equipment and change the loads) 

PC2020

I got lost since the very first lecture. Most people here are Year 4s. Highly would not recommend if you haven't taken 2027 and 3408. 
2 Labs (10% each) - very difficult. No report but you need to demonstrate within the lab timing (3h) that your circuit works. 
1 Final Exam (all hardcopy notes allowed)
Good thing is that Prof Danner provides all the slides and past year papers at the start of the semester so you can pace yourself. He also provides extra qns during each lesson. One thing to note is that he puts "odd weeks" in nus mods but he actually teaches every week so I have no idea when he has and when he does not have lessons so I missed some of them) 

EE4407

Slightly doable module 
2 Labs - quite fun but the report is tedious 
1 Graded Assignment (4 Qns with parts)
2 Quizzes 
1 Finals
All exams are closed book, no cheatsheet but formula book is given. 

EE3431C

Cursed module - 2023 + 2027 combined 
3 Projects - done in pairs 
11 Topics 
No midterm or finals past year papers to revise from 
4 Graded Tutorials 
1 Midterm (All Hardcopy notes allowed) + 1 Final (1 A4 cheatsheet)

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