NOC Shenzhen

Table 12.1: NOC Shenzhen Curriculum for NOC Jan 2019 Intake and onwards

NOC SZ Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Prorgramme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#4Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship / INO006 DesignIntergration & Innovation 整合与创新设计	SUSTech	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

Table 12.2: NOC Shenzhen Curriculum for NOC Jul 2018 Intake
 

NOC SZ Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	No
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Prorgramme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship / INO006 DesignIntergration & Innovation 整合与创新设计	SUSTech	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

​With reference to table 12.1 & 12.2:

Internship Modules
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure. The 16MC obtained under internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 16 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

• ^#1TR3204: Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short) is a compulsory internship module for all NOC Short Programmes starting from NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards. With the introduction of TR3204, the internship modular credits have increased from 12 to 16.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to use TR3202 to fulfill Industrial Attachment. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval.

^#3&#4With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3204 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.

Entrepreneurship Courses

Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^#2NOC SZ Jul 2018 intake and onwards is only required to attend the Seminars in Entrepreneurship workshop.

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.
 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer (OCT) basis
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U./li>
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.
  • No grade transfer module for NOC BJ 6mths Jan 18 and onwards due to removal of TR4049S.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

NOC Silicon Valley

Table 1.1: NOC Silicon Valley Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards

NOC SV Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#5Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#6Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#3Enterpreneurship courses   (Choose 1 out of 2)	TR3003 Global Entrepreneurship Marketing / SCPD MS&E 271 Global Entrepreneurial Marketing (GEM) OR #2TR4001 Global Entrepreneurship Leadership / #1SCPD MS&E178 The Spirit of Entrepreneurship + MS&E472 Entrepreneurial Thought Leader (ETL) Seminar	SCPD	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship courses (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#4TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
	TR3002N New Venture Creation	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^ Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Stanford courses available via SCPD	SCPD	4	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)			44

SCPD: Stanford Centre of Professional Development
 
Table 1.2: NOC Silicon Valley: Curriculum for NOC Jul 14 Intake and before

NOC SV Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	No
	TR3102 Internship Programme Report	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	No
	TR3103 Start-up Business Case	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#3Enterpreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3003 Global Entrepreneurship Marketing / SCPD MS&E271 Global Entrepreneurial Marketing (GEM) AND #2TR4001 Global Entrepreneurship Leadership / #1SCPD MS&E178 The Spirit of Entrepreneurship + MS&E472 Entrepreneurial Thought Leader (ETL) Seminar	SCPD	8	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Stanford courses available via SCPD	SCPD	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)			40

SCPD: Stanford Centre of Professional Development
 

With reference to table 1.1 & 1.2:
 
Internship Courses
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC year-long programme students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 28MCs (for NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards).  The 28 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 28 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships (from NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards) that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to collectively use  NOC internship modules (i.e TR3201, TR3202 & TR3203N/E/P - 28MCs) to fulfil the degree major requirements. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval. Click here for the list of FoE/SoC modules can that be fulfilled under this.
 
^{#5 & #6}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3201 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.
 
Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work.

• Previous preclusion: TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing - MKT1003 Principles of Marketing for NOC SV Jan 2008 and Jul 2008 intakes  
• TR3008 Technology Entrepreneurship was taken by students in NOC SV Intake: Jan 2007, Jul 2007, Jan 2008, Jul 2008, Jan 2009 
• ^#1 Stanford module MS&E278 was renamed to MS&E178 (no change in course content and title) from NOC SV Jan 2010 onwards
• ^#2The General Education Steering Committee has given approval for TR4001 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership to be read in lieu of a Group B GEM (General Education Module). For more information on GEM, please refer to http://www.nus.edu.sg/gem/ (for students who admitted to NUS before AY2015/2016)
• ^#3 For NOC SV Jan 2015 Intake and before, students are to complete these SCPD courses – i.e. MS&E271 and MS&E178 + MS&E6472. From NOC SV Jul 2015 Intake onwards, students will only take either modules - MS&E271 or MS&E178 + MS&E6472.    

• ^#4 TR4049N: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• For students from Faculty of Engineering, TR4001 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership can be used to fulfill both HR2002 Understanding Human Relations in the New Economy (not mapped, i.e. HR2002 will not appear in students’ records) and SARTOR requirements.

^ Discipline-based courses
Discipline-based courses are optional. NOC students are fundamentally full-time interns and part time students. Students are responsible for their contributions to the companies and must learn to plan and manage their academic course load properly without jeopardizing their internship. 

Further, students are restricted to taking no more than 2 academic courses per quarter or semester. Academic courses include both entrepreneurship and discipline-based courses. Depending on the schedule for entrepreneurship courses, students will plan for their discipline-based courses accordingly. 
 

• From NOC SV Jul 2016 intake and onwards, students are allowed to take maximum one discipline-based module.
• NOC SV students in the prior intakes (i.e Jan 2016 and before), are allowed to take up to maximum two discipline-based modules. Mapping of discipline-based module must be approved by faculty/school/department before any such course can be taken at the partner university.
• Students need to seek approval from NOC and Internship Company prior to taking up a discipline-based module.

Table 1.3: School of Computing (SoC): Suggested Module Mappings (NOC SV)
Below is a list of suggested module mappings between the NUS School of Computing (SoC) and the Stanford Centre for Professional Development (SCPD). This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check against this list with the faculty before taking the relevant courses at Stanford.  Students have to ensure that they meet the pre-requisites for the pre-approved modules that they want to take. The consequences of not doing so may result in the students’ inability to cope and as well as not being able to take the pre-requisite module (lower level module) after completing the pre-approved module (higher level module).
 
Additionally, SoC students doing Information Systems and E-Commerce majors and who are in the USP programme may be allowed to count the credits earned from the Start-up Case and Analysis (TR3203N) towards their ISM requirement (UROP). Approval from USP and SoC will have to be sought before this is allowed. 
 

SOC Modules	Stanford Modules
Second Level Modules
CS2104 Programming Language Concepts	CS242 Programming Languages
CS2105 Introduction to Computer Networks	CS144 Introduction to Computer Networks
CS2107 Introduction to Information Security	CS155 Computer and Network Security
Third Level Modules
CS3210 Parallel Computing	CS149 Parallel Computing
CS3235 Introduction to Computer Security	CS155 Computer and Network Security
Fourth Level Modules
CS4212 Compiler Design	CS143 Compiler
CS4223 Multi-core Architecture	CS149 Parallel Computing
CS4232 Theory of Computation	CS154 Introduction to Automata and Complexity Theory
CS4243 Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition	CS231A Introduction to Computer Vision
Fifth Level Modules
CS5237 Computational Geometry and Applications	CS348A Computer Graphics: Geometric Modelling

Note: Requests to map any module(s) outside this list will be considered by SoC on a case-by-case basis
 
Cumulative Average Point (CAP)

• NOC SV Jul 2016 intake and onwards – Students need to have a CAP of 4.0 or more (at the point of departure) in order to take SCPD course (both entrepreneurship & discipline-based).
• NOC SV Jan 2016 Intake and before – Students need to have a CAP of 3.5 or more (at the point of departure) in order to take SCPD course (both entrepreneurship & discipline-based)
• For students who do not meet the required CAP requirements, they can still participate in the NOC SV programme but will not be able to take courses offered at SCPD.  

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale. 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer  (OCT) basis 
  • For NOC SV Jul 2016 intakes and onwards:  students must obtain a minimum “B” grade for courses offered by SCPD and a minimum “C” grade for the remaining modules, before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • For NOC SV intakes Jan 2016 and before: A minimum “C” grade must be obtained for all modules before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. 
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP.
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information (http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/edu/UG/graduation.html)
• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.  
• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

 
Technopreneur Minor (TR minor)
From NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards, there is no more Technopreneur (TR) minor awarded for completion of relevant modules under the programme. NOC SV students in Jul 2014 intake and before can obtain a TR minor under NOC program when they complete TR3101 (4MCs), TR3103 (8MCs), TR4001 (4MCs), TR3003 (4MCs) & TR3002 (4MCs), conditions apply. NOC Jan 2015 intake is the transition batch where NOC SV students can opt to retain in the former NOC SV curriculum (refer to table 1.2) and still obtain a TR minor under NOC programme. TR minor carries a total of 24MCs; out of which maximum 8MCs may be double-counted towards a student’s major requirements and this is subjected to their faculty’s/ school’s / department’s approval. Click here for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by NUS Business School.

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)
From NOC SV Jul 2015 Intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.

• TR3002N New Venture Creation
• TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis. With the approval from the faculty, Computer Science students will be either using TR3203E (i.e to fulfil their elective requirement), TR3203P (to fulfil their project requirement) or TR3203N (to fulfil their UEM requirements).

TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship. This module is only applicable for NOC Jan 2016 Intake and onwards.

NOC New York

Table 2.1: NOC New York Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards

NOC NY Curriculum	Module Code/Title		Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum		BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#5Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme		BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#6Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis		BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#2Entrepreneurship courses [Optional] (Choose one, subject to availability and offering in different semesters)	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship	MG-UY 4404 Entrepreneurship	NYU	4	Yes	No
		#3DM-UY 1143 Ideation & Prototying
		MG-UY 3404 Innovation Management
	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing / MG-UY 2304 Marketing		NYU	4	Yes	No
	#4TR3008/TR2202 Technological Innovation / NYU EG-UY 1094 A Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship		NYU	4	Yes	No
	#7TR3002 New Venture Creation / NYU MG-GY 7703 Entrepreneurship		NYU	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#1TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship		BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)				36 or 40

Table 2.2: NOC New York Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake to NOC Jul 2018 Intake

NOC NY Curriculum	Module Code/Title		Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum		BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#5Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme		BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#6Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis		BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#2Entrepreneurship courses [Optional] (Choose one, subject to availability and offering in different semesters)	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship	MG-UY 4404 Entrepreneurship	NYU	4	Yes	No
		#3DM-UY 1143 Ideation & Prototying
		MG-UY 3404 Innovation Management
	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing / MG-UY 2304 Marketing		NYU	4	Yes	No
	#4TR3008/TR2202 Technological Innovation / NYU EG-UY 1094 A Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship		NYU	4	Yes	No
	#7TR3002 New Venture Creation / NYU MG-GY 7703 Entrepreneurship		NYU	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#1TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship		BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)				36 or 40

 

Table 2.3: NOC New York Curriculum for NOC Jul 2014 Intake ad before

NOC NY Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	No
	TR3102 Internship Programme Report	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	No
	TR3103 Start-up Business Case	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#2Entrepreneurship courses [Optional]	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing / NYU MG-UY 2304-A Marketing	NYU	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	TR3006 High Technological Product & Market Development)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
	TR3002N New Venture Creation	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			32

With reference to table 2.1, 2.2 & 2.3:

Internship Courses
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC year-long programme students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 28MCs (for NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards). The 28 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 28 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships (from NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards) that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to collectively use NOC internship modules (i.e TR3201, TR3202 & TR3203N/E/P - 28MCs) to fulfil the degree major requirements. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval. Click here for the list of FoE/SoC modules can that be fulfilled under this.

^{#5 & #6}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3201 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.
 
Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^#1 TR4049: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• ^#2 For NOC NY Jul 2017 and onwards, entrepreneurship course at NYU is optional. NOC NY Jul 2016 intake till NOC NY Jan 2017, only one entrepreneurship course offered by NYU (either TR3049 or TR2202 or TR2201) is required. NOC NY Jan 2016 intake is the transition batch where students have the option to take one or two courses at NYU to fulfill to one / two of the NUS TR modules (i.e. TR3049 and / or TR2202 and / or TR2201).
• ^#3 The General Education Steering Committee has given approval for NYU EG-UY 1094-A be read in lieu of a Group B GEM (General Education Module). For more information on GEM, please refer to http://www.nus.edu.sg/gem/ (for students who admitted to NUS before AY2015/2016). NYU EG-UY 1094-A has been renamed from A Special Topics in General Engineering to Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship
• ^#4 Due to recent change in the BBA curriculum, TR2202 was converted to a level 3000 module (TR3008). Effective NOC Jul18 and onwards, TR3008 and TR2202 are preclusion to each other. 
• ^#7  Effective NOC NY Jan19 intake, students take NG-GY 7703 Entrepreneurship module at NYU and mapped it back as TR3002 New Venture Creation.

Minimum Grade Requirement
​All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer (OCT) basis
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP.
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

Technopreneur Minor (TR minor)
​From NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards, there is no more Technopreneur (TR) minor awarded for completion of relevant modules under the programme. NOC NY students in Jul 2014 intake and before can obtain a TR minor under NOC programme when they complete TR3101 (4MCs), TR3103 (8MCs), TR2201 (4MCs), TR3006 (4MCs) and TR3002 (4MCs), conditions apply. NOC Jan 2015 Intake is the transition batch where NOC NY students can opt to retain in the former NOC NY curriculum (refer to table 2.2) and still obtain a TR minor under NOC programme. TR minor carries a total of 24MCs; out of which maximum 8MCs may be double-counted towards a student’s major requirements and this is subjected to their faculty’s/school’s/ department’s approval. Click here for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by NUS Business School.
 

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)

• From NOC NY Jul 2015 Intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.
  • TR3002N New Venture Creation
  • TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis. With the approval from the faculty, Computer Science students will be either using TR3203E (i.e to fulfil their elective requirement), TR3203P (to fulfil their project requirement) or TR3203N (to fulfil their UEM requirements).
  • TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship. This module is only applicable for NOC Jan 2016 Intake and onwards.

NOC Shanghai

Table 3.1: NOC Shanghai: Curriculum for NOC Jan 2018 Intake and onwards 

NOC SH Curriculum	Module Code/Title			Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum			BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme			BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#4Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis			BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship course  (Choose 1 unless preclusions apply; courses may be taught in Chinese and English or solely in Chinese and offered in different semesters) [Compulsory]	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing OR		Fudan MANA130006 Management (English class) - available only in Spring/March semester OR	Fudan	4	Yes	No
			MANA130272 营销管理 Marketing in China (English class) – available only in Autumn/September semester OR
			Fudan MANA110056 市场营销导论 Marketing Introduction
	TR3001 New Product Development / Fudan MANA130058 新产品开发管理 New Products Development and Management (Chinese class) – available every semester OR
	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship / Fudan MANA115002 大学生创业概论与实践 (Basic Concept and Practice of Entrepreneurship for Undergraduate students) – Only applicable to students with no prior knowledge on entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC, taught  in English) [Compulsory]	#1 TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship			BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
TR3002N New Venture Creation			BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Fudan 复旦 courses			Fudan	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)					48

 

Table 3.2: NOC Shanghai: Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards

NOC SH Curriculum	Module Code/Title			Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum			BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme			BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#4Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis			BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship course  (Choose 1 unless preclusions apply; courses may be taught in Chinese  and English or solely in Chinese and offered  in different semesters) [Compulsory]	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing OR	Fudan MANA130006 / MANA130272 营销管理 Marketing Management  (English class) - available only in Spring/March semester    OR		Fudan	4	Yes	No
		Fudan MANA110023 Marketing in China  (English class) – available only in Autumn/September semester   OR
		Fudan MANA110038 营销学基础 The Fundamental of Marketing (Chinese class) – subject to availability and demand  OR
		Fudan MANA110056 市场营销导论 Marketing Introduction
	TR3001 New Product Development / Fudan MANA130058 新产品开发管理 New Products Development and Management  (Chinese class) – available every semester OR
	#2TR3008/TR2202 Technological Innovation/ Fudan MANA116001 创新与创业Entreprenurship and Technology Venture   OR
	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship		Fudan MANA110018 创新与创业 Entrepreneurship and Innovation  (Chinese class) – subject to availability and demand   OR
			Fudan MANA115002 大学生创业概论与实践 (Basic Concept and Practice of Entrepreneurship for Undergraduate students) – Only applicable to students with no prior knowledge on entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC, taught  in English) [Compulsory]	#1 TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship			BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
	TR3002N New Venture Creation			BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Fudan 复旦 courses			Fudan	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)					48

 

Table 3.3: NOC Shanghai: Curriculum for NOC Jul 2014 Intake and before

NOC SH Curriculum	Module Code/Title		Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment		BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	No
	TR3102 Internship Programme Report		BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	No
	TR3103 Start-up Business Case		BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses  (Choose 2 unless preclusions apply; courses may be taught in Chinese  and English or solely in Chinese and offered  in different semesters) [Compulsory]	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing OR	Fudan MANA130006营销管理 Marketing Management  (English class) - available only in Spring/March semester    OR	Fudan	8	Yes	No
		Fudan MANA110023 Marketing in China  (English class) – available only in Autumn/September semester    OR
		Fudan MANA110038 营销学基础 The Fundamental of Marketing (Chinese class) – subject to availability and demand
	TR3001 New Product Development / Fudan MANA130058 新产品开发管理 New Products Development and Management  (Chinese class) – available every semester OR TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship / Fudan MANA110018 创新与创业 Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Chinese class) – subject to availability and demand
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC, taught  in English) [Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation		BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Fudan 复旦 courses		Fudan	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)				40

 

With reference to table 3.1, 3.2 & 3.3
 
Internship Courses
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC year-long programme students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 28MCs (for NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards).  The 28 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 28 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships (from NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards) that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to collectively use  NOC internship modules (i.e TR3201, TR3202 & TR3203N/E/P - 28MCs) to fulfil the degree major requirements. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval. Click here for the list of FoE/SoC modules can that be fulfilled under this.
 
^{#3 & #4}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3201 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis
 
 
Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply. 

• ^#1 TR4049N: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• ^#2 Due to recent change in the BBA curriculum, TR2202 was converted to a level 3000 module (TR3008). Effective NOC Jul18 and onwards, TR3008 and TR2202 are preclusion to each other.
• Fudan MANA116001 创新与创业 Innovation and Entrepreneurship mappable to ^#2TR3008/TR2202 Technological Innovation is no longer offered from NOC SH Jan 2018 intake and onwards.
• Fudan MANA110038 营销学基础 The Fundamental of Marketing mappable to TR2201 is no longer offered in Fudan.

^ Discipline-based courses
Discipline-based courses are optional. Students in the NOC program are fundamentally full-time interns and part-time students. Students are responsible for their contributions to the companies and must learn to plan and manage their academic course load properly without jeopardizing their internship. 

Further, students are restricted to taking no more than 2 academic courses per quarter or semester. Academic courses include both entrepreneurship and discipline-based courses. Depending on the schedule for entrepreneurship courses, students will plan for their discipline-based courses accordingly. 
 

• Mapping of discipline-based module must be approved by faculty/school/department before any such course can be taken at the partner university.
• Students with CAP 3.5 and above (at the point of departure) are qualified to take discipline-based courses. Students with CAP of below 3.5 may appeal to take discipline-based course in 2^nd-half of their internship, subjected to review by NOC.
• Students need to seek approval from NOC and Internship Company prior to taking up a discipline-based module

 
Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale. 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer  (OCT) basis 
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. 
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information (http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/edu/UG/graduation.html)
• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.
• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

 
Technopreneur Minor (TR minor)
From NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards, there is no more Technopreneur (TR) minor awarded for completion of relevant modules under the programme. NOC SH students in Jul 2014 intake and before can obtain a TR minor under NOC programme when they complete TR3101 (4MCs), TR3103 (8MCs), TR3002 (4MCs) and any two among TR2201 (4MCs), TR3001 (4MCs) and TR3049 (4MCs). NOC Jan 2015 Intake is the transition batch where NOC SH students can opt to retain in the former NOC SH curriculum (refer to table 3.2) and still obtain a TR minor under NOC programme. TR minor carries a total of 24MCs; out of which maximum 8MCs may be double-counted towards a student’s major requirements and this is subjected to their faculty’s/school’s/ department’s approval. Click here for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by NUS Business School.
 

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)
From NOC SH Jul 2015 Intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.

• TR3002N New Venture Creation
• TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis. With the approval from the faculty, Computer Science students will be either using TR3203E (i.e to fulfil their elective requirement), TR3203P (to fulfil their project requirement) or TR3203N (to fulfil their UEM requirements).
• TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship. This module is only applicable for NOC Jan 2016 Intake and onwards.

NOC Beijing

Table 4.1: NOC Beijing Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards

NOC BJ Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#4Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Prorgramme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#5Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	#3TR3008/TR2202 Technological Innovation / Tsinghua 00510232技术创新管理 Management of Technological Innovation	Tsinghua	4	Yes	No
	TR3002 New Venture Creation / Tsinghua 00510392创业管理 Entrepreneurial Management	Tsinghua	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC, taught in English [Compulsory]	#1TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Tsinghua 清华 courses	Tsinghua	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)			48

Table 4.2: NOC Beijing Curriculum for NOC Jul 2014 Intake and before
 

NOC BJ Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	No
	TR3102 Internship Programme Report	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	No
	TR3103 Start-up Business Case	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
#Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR2202 Technological Innovation / Tsinghua 00510232技术创新管理 Management of Technological Innovation	Tsinghua	4	Yes	No
	#2 TR4001 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership / Tsinghua 60510111 创业创新领导力I Leadership for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (I) + 605 10121 创业创新领导力 II Leadership for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (II)	Tsinghua	4	Yes	No
	TR3002 New Venture Creation / Tsinghua 00510392创业管理 Entrepreneurial Management	Tsinghua	4	Yes	No
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	Tsinghua 清华 courses	Tsinghua	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)			40

With reference to table 4.1 & 4.2:

Internship Courses
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC year-long programme students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 28MCs (for NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards). The 28 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 28 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships (from NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards) that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to collectively use NOC internship modules (i.e TR3201, TR3202 & TR3203N/E/P - 28MCs) to fulfil the degree major requirements. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval. Click here for the list of FoE/SoC modules can that be fulfilled under this.
^{#4 & #5}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3201 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.

Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work.NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^#1 TR4049: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• ^#2 The General Education Steering Committee has given approval for TR4001 Global Entrepreneurial Leadership to be read in lieu of a Group B GEM (General Education Module). For more information on GEM, please refer to http://www.nus.edu.sg/gem/ (for students who admitted to NUS before AY2015/2016).
• ^#3 Due to recent change in the BBA curriculum, TR2202 was converted to a level 3000 module (TR3008). Effective NOC Jul18 and onwards, TR3008 and TR2202 are preclusion to each other.

^ Discipline-based courses
Discipline-based courses are optional. Students in the NOC program are fundamentally full-time interns and part time students. Students are responsible for their contributions to the companies and must learn to plan and manage their academic course load properly without jeopardizing their internship.

Further, students are restricted to taking no more than 2 academic courses per quarter or semester. Academic courses include both entrepreneurship and discipline-based courses. Depending on the schedule for entrepreneurship courses, students will plan for their discipline-based courses accordingly.

• Mapping of discipline-based module must be approved by faculty/school/department before any such course can be taken at the partner university.
• Students with CAP 3.5 and above (at the point of departure) are qualified to take discipline-based courses. Students with CAP of below 3.5 may appeal to take discipline-based course in 2nd-half of their internship, subjected to review by NOC.
• Students need to seek approval from NOC and Internship Company prior to taking up a discipline-based module

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer (OCT) basis
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

Technopreneur Minor (TR minor)
​From NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards, there is no more Technopreneur (TR) minor awarded for completion of relevant modules under the programme. NOC BJ students in Jul 2014 intake ad before can obtain a TR minor under NOC programme when they complete TR3101 (4MC), TR3103 (8MC), TR3002 (4MC), TR2202 (4MC) and TR4001 (4MC). NOC Jan 2015 Intake is the transition batch where NOC BJ students can opt to retain in the former NOC BJ curriculum (refer to table 4.2) and still obtain a TR minor under NOC programme. TR minor carries a total of 24MCs; out of which maximum 8MCs may be double-counted towards a student’s major requirements and this is subjected to their faculty’s/school’s/ department’s approval. Click here for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by NUS Business School.
 

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)
From NOC BJ Jul 2015 Intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.

• TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis. With the approval from the faculty, Computer Science students will be either using TR3203E (i.e to fulfil their elective requirement), TR3203P (to fulfil their project requirement) or TR3203N (to fulfil their UEM requirements).
• TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship. This module is only applicable for NOC Jan 2016 Intake and onwards.

 

NOC Stockholm

Table 5.1: NOC Stockholm Curriculum for NOC Jul 2017 Intake and onwards 

NOC ST Curriculum		Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]		TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum / KF2310 Internship Continuous Assessment	KTH/NUS	8	Yes	#8Yes
		TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme / KF3200 Internship Program Report	KTH/NUS	12	Yes	#9Yes
		TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis / KF2320 Start-up Business Case	KTH/NUS	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	Compulsory module	TR3002 New Venture Creation / #7AI2145 Entrepreneurship and Management	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	4	Yes	No
	(Choose 1 out of 3)	#1TR3010 Ideation – Creating a Business Idea / KTH ME2814 OR #2TR3012 Execution – Running Your Own Company / KTH ME2816 Execution - Running Your Own Company OR #3TR3011 Planning - Developing a Venture / KTH ME2815 Business Model Innovation	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship courses (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]		#4TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship	NUS (BIZ)	4	Yes	Yes
Discipline-based courses [Optional]		^KTH Courses	KTH	#64	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)				46

 

Table 5.2: NOC Stockholm Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake to NOC Jan 17 Intake 

NOC ST Curriculum		Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]		TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum / KF2310 Internship Continuous Assessment	KTH/NUS	8	Yes	No
		TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme / KF3200 Internship Program Report	KTH/NUS	12	Yes	No
		TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis / KF2320 Start-up Business Case	KTH/NUS	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	Compulsory modules (Choose 1 out of 2)	#1TR3010 Ideation – Creating a Business Idea / KTH ME2814 OR #2TR3012 Execution – Running Your Own Company / KTH ME2816 Execution - Running Your Own Company	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
	Compulsory module	#3TR3011 Planning - Developing a Venture / KTH ME2815 Business Model Innovation	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
	Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#4TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship	NUS (BIZ)	4	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses	Optional modules (taken in addition to the compulsory modules)	#5TR3013 Growth – Managing Your Firm / KTH ME2817	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
Discipline-based courses [Optional]		^KTH Courses	KTH	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)				52 (*58)

Table 5.3: NOC Stockholm Curriculum for NOC Jul 2014 Intake and before

NOC ST Curriculum		Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]		TR3101 Internship Continuous Assessment / KF2310 Internship Continuous Assessment	KTH/NUS	4	Yes	No
		TR3102 Internship Programme Report / KF2300 Internship Program Report	KTH/NUS	8	Yes	No
		TR3103 Start-up Business Case / KF2320 Start-up Business Case	KTH/NUS	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	Compulsory modules (Choose 1 out of 2)	#1TR3010 Ideation – Creating a Business Idea/ KTH ME2814 OR #2TR3012 Execution – Running Your Own Company / KTH ME2816 Execution - Running Your Own Company	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
	Compulsory module	#3TR3011 Planning - Developing a Venture/ KTH ME2815 Business Model Innovation	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship courses	Optional modules (taken in addition to the compulsory modules)	#5TR3013 Growth – Managing Your Firm/ KTH ME2817	KTH(SSES)/ NUS	6	Yes	No
Discipline-based courses [Optional]		^KTH Courses	KTH	8	Yes	No
Total Credits (Maximum)				40 (*46)

With reference to table 5.1, 5.2 & 5.3

Internship Courses
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC year-long programme students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 28MCs (for NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards). The 28 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 28 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships (from NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards) that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to collectively use NOC internship modules (i.e TR3201, TR3202 & TR3203N/E/P - 28MCs) to fulfil the degree major requirements. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval. Click here for the list of FoE/SoC modules that can be fulfilled under this.

^{#8 & #9}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3201 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.


Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work.NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^​#1 From Jan 2013 intakes onwards, there was a module code change (no change in course title or outline) from ME2800 to ME2814.
• ^#2 From Jan 2013 intakes onwards, there was a module code change (no change in course title or outline) from ME2802 to ME2816.
• ^#3 For NOC ST intakes before Jul 12, students’ take ME2801 / TR3011 Planning – Developing a Venture. From Jul 12 batch onwards, students take ME2813 Business Model Innovation – TR3011 Planning – Developing a Venture.
• From Jul 13 intakes onwards, there was a module code change (no change in course title or outline) from ME2813 to ME2815.
• ^#4 TR4049: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• ^#5 From Jan 13 intakes onwards, there was a module code change (no change in course title or outline) from ME2803 to ME2817.
• ^#7 AI2145 Enterpreneurship and Management is a compulsory new module added for Jul17 NOC ST and onwards. It is mapped to TR3013 Growth-Managing Your Firm - 6MCs for NOC ST Jul17 and Jan18 only.

​

^ Discipline-based courses
Discipline-based courses are optional. Students in the NOC program are fundamentally full-time interns and part time students. Students are responsible for their contributions to the companies and must learn to plan and manage their academic course load properly without jeopardizing their internship.

Further, students are restricted to taking no more than 2 academic courses per quarter or semester. Academic courses include both entrepreneurship and discipline-based courses. Depending on the schedule for entrepreneurship courses, students will plan for their discipline-based courses accordingly.

• Mapping of discipline-based module must be approved by faculty/school/department before any such course can be taken at the partner university.
• Students with CAP 3.5 and above (at the point of departure) are qualified to take discipline-based courses. Students with CAP of below 3.5 may appeal to take discipline-based course in 2nd-half of their internship, subjected to review by NOC
• Students need to seek approval from NOC and Internship Company prior to taking up a discipline-based module
• ^#6 NOC ST Jul18 and onwards, students are allowed a maximum of one discipline-based module. Batches prior that, students were allowed to take a maximum of two discipline-based modules.

​

Table 5.4: School of Computing (SoC): Suggested Module Mappings (NOC ST)
​Below is a list of suggested module mappings between the NUS School of Computing (SoC) and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. This list is subject to changes/revisions from time to time. Students are advised to make a final check against this list with the faculty before taking the relevant courses at KTH. Students have to ensure that they meet the pre-requisites for the pre-approved modules that they want to take. The consequences of not doing so may result in the students’ inability to cope and as well as not being able to take the pre-requisite module (lower level module) after completing the pre-approved module (higher level module).

Additionally, SoC students doing Information Systems and E-Commerce majors and who are in the USP programme may be allowed to count the credits earned from the Start-up Case and Analysis (TR3203N) towards their ISM requirement (UROP). Approval from USP and SoC will have to be sought before this is allowed.


Note: Requests to map any module(s) outside this list will be considered by SoC on a case-by-case basis

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer (OCT) basis
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. - These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP - There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

Technopreneur Minor (TR minor)
​From NOC Jan 2015 Intake and onwards, there is no more Technopreneur (TR) minor awarded for completion of relevant modules under the programme. NOC ST students in Jul 2014 intake ad before can obtain a TR minor under NOC programme when they complete TR3101 (4MCs), TR3103 (8MCs), TR3011 (6MCs) and TR3012 (6MCs) /TR3010 (6MCs). NOC Jan 2015 Intake is the transition batch where NOC ST students can opt to retain in the former NOC ST curriculum (refer to table 5.2) and still obtain a TR minor under NOC programme. TR minor carries a total of 24MCs; out of which maximum 8MCs may be double-counted towards a student’s major requirements and this is subjected to their faculty’s/school’s/ department’s approval. Click here for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by NUS Business School.  

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)

From NOC ST Jul 2015 Intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.

• TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis. With the approval from the faculty, Computer Science students will be either using TR3203E (i.e to fulfil their elective requirement), TR3203P (to fulfil their project requirement) or TR3203N (to fulfil their UEM requirements).
• TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship. This module is only applicable for NOC Jan 2016 Intake and onwards.

NOC Israel

Table 6.1: NOC Israel Curriculum for NOC Jan 2018 Intake and onwards
 

NOC IS Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1 TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#4Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [1 course out of 2, depending on which NOC intake the students are in][Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation / IDC 5348 Venture Creation	IDC	4	Yes	No
	TR3002 New Venture Creation / TAU Foundations of Entrepreneurship	TAU	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2 Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

Table 6.2: NOC Israel Curriculum for NOC Jan 2016 Intake to NOC Jul 2017 Intake
 

NOC IS Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship courses [1 course out of 2, depending on which NOC intake the students are in][Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation / IDC 5348 Venture Creation	IDC	4	Yes	No
	TR3002 New Venture Creation / TAU Foundations of Entrepreneurship	TAU	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	TR4049S Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

With reference to table 6.1 & 6.2

Prior to NOC Jan 2016 intake, NOC IS students took a Leave of Absence (LOA) to participate in the programme and do not obtain any modular credits, otherwise as approved by student’s faculty/school/department. NOC IS Jan 2016 Intake is the transition batch where some students got approval from NOC and faculty/school/department to be still placed on LOA for their participation on NOC.

Internship Modules
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure. The 16MC obtained under internship can be used to fulfil any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 16 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

• ^#1TR3204: Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short) is a compulsory internship module for all NOC Short Programmes starting from NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards. With the introduction of TR3204, the internship modular credits have increased from 12 to 16.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to use TR3202 to fulfil Industrial Attachment. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval.

^#3&#4With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3204 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.
 

Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^#2Seminars in Entrepreneurshipis module TR4049S is compulsory for students in NOC IS Jul 2017 intake and before.
• NOC IS Jan 2018 intake and onwards is only required to attend the Seminars in Entrepreneurship workshop.

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.
 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer (OCT) basis
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP.
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar's Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.
  • No grade transfer module for NOC IS Jan18 and onwards due to the removal of TR4049S.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

NOC Beijing (6 months)

Table 7.1: NOC Beijing 6month Curriculum for NOC Jan 2018 Intake and onwards

NOC BJ 6month Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Prorgramme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#4Yes
#Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation / Hand-on Entrepreneurship 模拟创业 (PKU)	Peking	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2 Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

Table 7.2: NOC Beijing 6month Curriculum for NOC Jan 2016 to NOC Jul 2017 Intake
 

NOC BJ 6month Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3202 Start-up Internship Prorgramme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	No
#Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation / Hand-on entrepreneurship 模拟创业 (PKU)	Peking	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	TR4049S Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			24

​With reference to table 7.1 & 7.2:
Prior to NOC Jan 2016 intake, NOC BJ 6month students took a Leave of Absence (LOA) to participate in the programme and do not obtain any modular credits, otherwise as approved by student’s faculty/school/department. NOC BJ 6month Jan 2016 Intake is the transition batch where some students got approval from NOC and faculty/school/department to be placed on LOA for their NOC participation.

^#For NOC BJ 6mths Jan 2016 Intake and July 2016 Intake, students took New Venture Creation course under the Peking Globex Summer Porgramme and mapped back us TR3002 New Venture Creation.


​Internship Modules
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure. The 16MC obtained under internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 16 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

• ^#1TR3204: Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short) is a compulsory internship module for all NOC Short Programmes starting from NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards. With the introduction of TR3204, the internship modular credits have increased from 12 to 16.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to use TR3202 to fulfill Industrial Attachment. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval.

^#3&#4With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3204 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.

Entrepreneurship Courses

Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship module TR4049S is compulsory for students in NOC BJ 6mths Jul 2017 intake and before.
• NOC BJ 6mths Jan 2018 intake and onwards is only required to attend the Seminars in Entrepreneurship workshop.

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.
 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer (OCT) basis
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U./li>
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.
  • No grade transfer module for NOC BJ 6mths Jan 18 and onwards due to removal of TR4049S.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

NOC Singapore

Table 8.1: NOC Singapore [Formerly known as iLEAD] Curriculum for NOC Jan 2018 Intake and onwards
 

NOC SG Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#2TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#4Yes
	TR3203T Start-up Case Study and Analysis	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#1TR4049T Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			28

Table 8.2: NOC Singapore [Formerly known as iLEAD] Curriculum for NOC May 2015 Intake to NOC May 2017 Intake
 

NOC SG Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	Yes
	TR3203T Start-up Case Study and Analysis	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#1TR4049T Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]	NUS Module	NUS	4	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			28

Table 8.3: iLEAD Curriculum for NOC Jan 2015 Intake and before
 

iLEAD Curriculum		Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]		TR3102 Internship Programme Report	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
		TR3103 Start-up Business Case	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship course [Optional – if students will like obtain a TR minor under NOC]	Compulsory Module	TR3002 New Venture Creation	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
	Choose 1 out of 3	TR2201 Entrepreneurial Marketing	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
		TR2202 Technological Innovation	BIZ (NUS)		Yes	Yes
		TR3001 New Product Development	BIZ (NUS)		Yes	Yes
^Discipline-based courses [Optional]		NUS Module	BIZ (NUS)	4	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)				28

​With reference to table 8.1, 8.2 & 8.3:
iLEAD was renamed to NOC Singapore with effective from May 2016 Intake onwards.
 

Internship Modules

Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC SG students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 24MCs. The 24MC obtained under internship can be used to fulfil any of the 2 types of degree requirements: Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 24 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

• ^#2TR3204: Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short) is a compulsory internship module for all NOC Short Programmes starting from NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards.
• ^#3&#4With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3204 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.

Entrepreneurship Courses

Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply.

• ^#1 TR4049T: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• For NOC SG Jan 2015 intake and before: To obtain a TR minor under the programme, students cannot S/U any of the entrepreneurship courses and New Venture Creation is a compulsory module.

^ Discipline-based courses
Discipline-based courses are optional for NOC SG May 2017 and before. For NOC SG Jan2018, students on the programme are not allowed to take Discipline-based courses.

Minimum Grade Requirement (applicable for NOC SG Jan 2017 Intake and onwards)
All modules must be taken on a graded basis and students cannot S/U any of the modules.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.​

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

Technopreneur Minor (TR minor)
From NOC SG May 2015 intake and onwards, there is no more Technopreneur (TR) minor awarded for the completion of relevant modules under the programme. iLEAD students in Jan 2015 intake and before can obtain a TR minor under the programme when they complete TR3102 (8MCs), TR3103 (8MCs), TR3002 (4MCs) and TR2201 (4MCs) / TR2202 (4MCs) / TR3001 (4MCs). TR minor carries a total of 24MCs; out of which maximum 8MCs may be double-counted towards a student’s major requirements and this is subjected to their faculty’s/school’s/ department’s approval. Click here for details on the Technopreneurship Minor offered by NUS Business School.
 

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)
From NOC SG Jan 2016 intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.

• TR3203T Start-up Case Study and Analysis.
• TR4049T Seminars in Entrepreneurship.

NOC Lausanne

Table 9.1: NOC Lausanne Curriculum for NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards
 

NOC LE Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	#3Yes
	Semester Project in a Start-up for NUS (EPFL) / Start-up Internship Programme (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses	MGT-413 - Entrepreneurship & New Venture Creation (EPFL) (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	EPFL	4	Yes	No
	MGT-468 - Leading and Managing in a Global Context (EPFL) (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	EPFL	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			24

Table 9.2: NOC Lausanne Curriculum for NOC Jan 2017 intake
 

NOC LE Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	Semester Project in a Start-up for NUS (EPFL)/ Start-up Internship Programme (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses	MGT-453 Industry dynamics, models and trends (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	EPFL	4	Yes	No
	MGT-501 Economics of innovation (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	EPFL	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

With reference to table 9.1 & 9.2:
NOC LE Jan17 is the first intake and graduate students map the modules as faculty/department’s module code.
 
Internship Modules
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure. The 16MC obtained under internship can be used to fulfil any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 16 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

• ^#1TR3204: Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short) is a compulsory internship module for all NOC Short Programmes starting from NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards.
• ^#3With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3204 is a graded module with CS/CU grading basis.

 
Graduates students who are undertaking NOC internships that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to use the Start-up Internship Programme to fulfill Industrial Attachment. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval.
 
Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply. 

• ^#2NOC LE Jan 2017 intake and onwards is only required to attend the Seminars in Entrepreneurship workshop.

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale. 
 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer  (OCT) basis 
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

NOC Munich

Table 10.1: NOC Munich Curriculum for NOC Jan 2019 intake and onwards
 

NOC MU Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	#4Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme / Project Studies: Startup Internship at XXX (Internship Company Name) (TUM)	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#5Yes
Entrepreneurship courses	#3TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship (TIE) / Advanced Topics in Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial Prototyping (TUM)	TUM	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

Table 10.2: NOC Munich Curriculum for NOC Jan 2018 intake
 

NOC MU Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	#1TR3204 Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short)	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	No
	Project Studies: Startup Internship at XXX (Internship Company Name) (TUM)/ Start-up Internship Programme (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses	Advanced Topics in Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial Prototyping (TUM) (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	TUM	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2Seminars in Entrepreneurship (Workshop only)	BIZ (NUS)	-	-	-
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

Table 10.3: NOC Munich Curriculum for NOC Jan 2017 intake
 

NOC MU Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	Project Studies: Startup Internship at XXX (Internship Company Name) (TUM)/ Start-up Internship Programme (faculty/department’s module code for Graduate students)	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses	Entrepreneurship Module at TUM	TUM	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course	#2TR4049S Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			20

With reference to table 10.1, 10.2 & 10.3:
NOC MU Jan17 is the first intake and graduate students map the modules as faculty/department’s module code.
 
Internship Modules
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure. The 16MC obtained under internship can be used to fulfil any of the 3 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 16 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

• ^#1TR3204: Entrepreneurship Practicum (Short) is a compulsory internship module for all NOC Short Programmes starting from NOC Jan 2018 intake and onwards.

Graduates students who are undertaking NOC internships that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to use the Start-up Internship Programme to fulfill Industrial Attachment. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval.
 
^{#4& #5}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3204 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.

Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply. 

• ^#2TR4049S: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in NOC MU Jan 2017 intake.
• NOC MU Jan18 intake and onwards need to attend Seminars in Entrepreneurship workshop.
• ^#3Advanced Topics Topics in Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial Prototyping approved to map to TR3049 for NOC MU Jan 2019 and onwards.

 
Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale. 
 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer  (OCT) basis 
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed.
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

NOC Toronto

​Table 11.1: NOC Toronto Curriculum for NOC Jul 2019 Intake and onwards
 

NOC TO Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	#2Yes
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	#3Yes
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation / CSC454 Business of Software	UofT	4	Yes	No
	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship / RSM340H Approaches to integrative thinking	UofT	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#1 TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			40

Table 11.2: NOC Toronto Curriculum for NOC Jul 2018 Intake and Jan 2019 Intake
 

NOC TO Curriculum	Module Code/Title	Academic Entity	Modular Credits	Credit Transfer	Grade Transfer
Internship courses [Compulsory]	TR3201 Entrepreneurship Practicum	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	No
	TR3202 Start-up Internship Programme	BIZ (NUS)	12	Yes	No
	TR3203N/E/P Start-up Case Study and Analysis	BIZ (NUS)	8	Yes	Yes
Entrepreneurship courses [Compulsory]	TR3002 New Venture Creation / CSC454 Business of Software	UofT	4	Yes	No
	TR3049 Topics in Entrepreneurship / RSM340H Approaches to integrative thinking	UofT	4	Yes	No
Entrepreneurship course (Mounted by NOC) [Compulsory]	#1 TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship	BIZ (NUS)	4	Yes	Yes
Total Credits (Maximum)			40

With reference to table 11.1 & 11.2:
NOC TO Jul 2018 is the first intake for NOC Toronto College.
 
Internship Courses
Internship is the focal area of NOC curriculum structure and NOC year-long programme students are to complete 3 essential modules, giving a total of 28MCs (for NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards).  The 28 MCs obtainable under Internship can be used to fulfill any of the 2 types of degree requirements: University Level Requirements (ULR - Breadth), Program Requirements or Unrestricted Elective Modules (UEM). The faculty/school/department has sole discretion, subject to any University requirements, in approving the use of the 28 MCs, in whole or in part, to fulfill these requirements.

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) / School of Computing (SoC) students who are undertaking NOC internships (from NOC Jan 2015 intake and onwards) that are relevant to their discipline or major; involving intensive work (e.g. technical design, research, development, experimentation, etc) as well as analysing the viability of the product, idea or service, may apply and seek approval from your faculty and / or department to collectively use  NOC internship modules (i.e TR3201, TR3202 & TR3203N/E/P - 28MCs) to fulfil the degree major requirements. Students are to check with their faculty/ department for updated mapping approval. Click here for the list of FoE/SoC modules can that be fulfilled under this.
 
^{#2& #3}With effect from NOC Jul19 intake and onwards, TR3201 and TR3202 are graded modules with CS/CU grading basis.


Entrepreneurship Courses
Complementing the internship are entrepreneurship courses designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills for their internship work. NOC students will take up the compulsory entrepreneurship modules, unless preclusions apply. 

• ^#1 TR4049N: Seminars in Entrepreneurship is a compulsory module for students in Jan 2016 intake and onwards.
• ^#4 Instead of RSM340H Approaches to integrative thinking, NOC TO Jan 2019 is taking another Partner University module RSM490H1 International Strategy to map it to TR3049.

Minimum Grade Requirement
All modules, be it offered by partner university or NUS mounted modules, must be taken on a graded basis. Modules offered by the partner university will be based on their grading scale.
 

• For non - grade transfer modules / i.e. Overseas Credit Transfer  (OCT) basis 
  • A minimum “C” grade must be obtained before any modular credits will be awarded by NUS. Other conditions apply.
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum grade requirements will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. 
  • These modules do not affect the student’s S/U quota as modules are taken on OCT basis and are not in the same category as modules taken on S/U.
  • These modules do not contribute to the student’s CAP.
  • There is a limit to the number of MCs that can be excluded from the computation of CAP. Please refer to the Registrar’s Office website for more information.

• For grade transfer modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the minimum “C’ grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and a penalty (which may be monetary in nature) may be imposed. Other conditions apply.
  • The grade of these modules will contribute to the student’s CAP and is subjected to NUS prevailing graduation requirements.

• For CS/CU modules
  • Students who fail to obtain the CS grade will be subjected to NOC Disciplinary Committee’s review and penalty such as monetary may be imposed. Other conditions apply.

Suffix added to grade transfer module(s)
From NOC TO Jul 2018 Intake and onwards, suffix was added to the following grade transfer modules.

• TR3203N Start-up Case Study and Analysis. With the approval from the faculty, Computer Science students will be either using TR3203E (i.e to fulfil their elective requirement), TR3203P (to fulfil their project requirement) or TR3203N (to fulfil their UEM requirements).
• TR4049N Seminars in Entrepreneurship. This module is only applicable for NOC Jan 2016 Intake and onwards.

NOC SE Asia

No curriculum offered under the 3-month NOC SE Asia programme. This is a non-credit bearing programme.