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DDP – Mech Eng/Biz

Discover the intricacies of the Dual Degree Program (DDP) in Mechanical Engineering and Business presented by Dexter Ho. This outline covers essential components such as structure, sample timetables, thesis requirements, and degree nuances. Understand the DDP's unique aspects, including the blend of business skills with engineering knowledge, and how it can enhance your career prospects. Learn about attendance, assessment styles, and the benefits and challenges of pursuing two degrees simultaneously.

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DDP – Mech Eng/Biz

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  1. DDP – Mech Eng/Biz Presented by: Dexter Ho

  2. Outline • Structure • General • Sample Timetable • Thesis • Degree Nuances • The DDP

  3. Structure • http://nus.edu/prog/engbiz/programU08(Hons).html

  4. Structure Business BSP1005 BSP2005 BSP2001 FIN310X FIN2004 ACC1002 FINXXXX DSC320X DSC2006 DSC2003 BSP3001

  5. Structure Engineering • Modules not offered every semester • SEP • IA/Internship

  6. Structure Sample Timetable

  7. Structure Thesis • Two Separate Thesis • FYP • Business Thesis

  8. Degree Nuances

  9. Degree Nuances • Attendance • Assessment • Style

  10. The DDP

  11. The DDP Ups • Different skill set • Relevance of business degree • Career advancement • Two degrees • More friends

  12. The DDP Downs • Compulsory modules • Lengthy • Take classes alone (second deg) • Can simply choose to major

  13. Conclusion

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