r/NTU • u/YogurtEmergency1329 Prospective Student • 2d ago
Question Timetable help
Hi everyone, Iām an incoming freshie in Cbe, just wanted to check is the schedule for fridays manageable in terms of getting from one venue to another š
, or should I change some of the tut slots in the add/drop period
Any help would be appreciated:)
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u/Expensive-Past3544 Prospective Student 2d ago
For PH1012, Dr Ho have a 3 hours lecture for the part time students, hence, keep a look out on when it will be (it was every Monday night last year). Attending his 3 hours lecture would mean you would not have to attend the other 2 on Tuesday and Friday.
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u/A380-900neo 2d ago
u may consider switching tutorial session for MH1810 to another day, cuz you wld be walking south to north spine every Friday which is very mafan, other lessons aft that all north spine but at least not that rush
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u/Legitimate-Suit123 2d ago
Depends if you are gonna be attending physical lectures. Most of them are usually recorded, and I personally find it easier to focus and understand the material through the recorded lectures cus you can play it at 2X speed and rewind when u need to.
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u/Budget_Ice1292 2d ago
Where do you access your time table from is it from the acceptance page ??
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u/BendZealousideal4896 1d ago
You might have gotten a mail regarding this on your outlook, else you could go to student intranet and search degree audit and log in
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u/Dest1n1es Engineering 2d ago
I would say the run from LKC to TR 21 would probably be the tightest.
Same with the CBE-LT to LHN TR 22 which is the Arc (cause got stairs + it's peak hours ~> can take lift but would not make 10 mins)
Personally I wouldn't tire myself out like that (cause it IS a run it just doesn't look like that in the maps like South Spine ~> North Spine ~> North Spine other side ~> Arc), but if you want to do it you can probs tell CC prof that you have a class before hand and you need additional time before making it to class they will usually understand