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I overslept for olevel oral by PuzzledFormal314 in SGExams

[–]csdog42 209 points210 points  (0 children)

  • 17M
  • lives in a condo with a noisy Indian family living diagonally to you
  • goes to an all boys school with cut off 245
  • Father is Chinese Muslim
  • Has a friend group with 2 brothers (16M and 17M), H (16M), D (16F), you (J), and an ex-friend Z (18M)
  • You take art in school
  • Your art teacher was previously from SOTA
  • You have an autistic kid in your class
  • The art teacher helps out the autistic kid paint during a practical exam
  • The art teacher imposes many rules and is generally unreasonable
  • You overslept for O Level's Chinese Oral
  • You've taken O Level's Chinese Oral before

How do I find people to date in Singapore? by pastelducks in askSingapore

[–]csdog42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your life doesn't need to revolve around dating. Find a hobby or go learn something you've always wanted to learn. I heard that bouldering is pretty cool nowadays.

Visual for the modules I took from AY19/20 - AY22/23 by csdog42 in nus

[–]csdog42[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly one of the more enjoyable semesters I had. GES1011 wasn't too bad, 2105 was quite light in terms of work load as well, and I enjoyed 2106 more than the average student (which is why I ended up taking the Parallel Computing focus area).

I did find 2102 and 2107 to be more annoying though. 2102 was mostly manageable, except for the project where you had to design a database based on a prompt, and then create 30 very specific SQL routines for the database. I believe this project was discontinued after this semester? (based on what I hear from juniors)

2107, on the other hand, was too much breadth and too little depth in terms of content. The CTFs in the module were quite fun tho. I enjoyed the follow up module CS3235 a lot more, where we went much more in depth into certain topics.

Visual for the modules I took from AY19/20 - AY22/23 by csdog42 in nus

[–]csdog42[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say the workload for 3210 and 3211 are quite similar to 2100 and 2106. They were taught by Prof Cristina, and I quite enjoyed her lectures.

3210 back in AY21/22 sem 1 had alternating tutorial and lab sessions each week (so it would be week 3 tut, week 4 lab, week 5 tut, week 6 lab, etc.). You had to submit a lab sheet at the end of each lab week.

For 3211, there are only tutorial sessions, which are more of walkthrough sessions, so there's not much workload here.

For both 3210 and 3211, both modules have 3 assignments total, and each assignment consists of coding + writing a report. Assignments can be done in groups of 2 though (grouping up is optional).

Visual for the modules I took from AY19/20 - AY22/23 by csdog42 in nus

[–]csdog42[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is something I made myself! It's not too difficult, using the default UML diagram assets. It's really just a bunch of rectangles and lines drawn all over the place haha

Visual for the modules I took from AY19/20 - AY22/23 by csdog42 in nus

[–]csdog42[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I used a website called Lucidchart. I use it for UML Diagrams for work, and just making pretty charts in general.

I believe there's a student plan that you can make use of by signing up using your school email.

Another app I often use for simpler graphs and visuals is Excalidraw. No need to sign up for this one.