1. Double Degree Programme Sharing Session
Lim Zhan Rui Jonathan, Year 5, Mechanical Engineering + Economics + USP

2. About ME Lim Zhan Rui Jonathan, year 5
Double Degree in Mechanical Engineering and Economics
Aiming to complete with Double Honours
Involved in the University Scholars Programme

3. Content Page Passion/Interest Plan your timetable
Exciting modules to be taken
SEP
Non Academic
Q&A

4. Passion / Interest In my opinion, Utmost Importance!
Other opportunities in university
NUS Overseas College
Design Centric Programme
Global Engineering Programme
University Scholars Programme (Compatible)
Student Exchange Programme (Compatible with DDP, but you have to plan)
Internship (Compatible)
Co-curricular Activity (Compatible)
Probably the only thing which will keep you going during the five years

5. Plan your timetable Fail to plan, plan to fail
Timetable clashes happen
Department coordinator
Ms Lesley Poong (Engin) and Ms Ginny Foo (Econs)
University can seem very daunting but 5 years will pass very fast, you need to plan for each semester else you might not be able to finish on time
You might be able to waive certain pre-requisites if you are taking the modules simultaneously

6. DDP Requirement (Double Honours)

7. My timetable Semester 1: 20 MCs (5) Semester 2: 25 MCs (6)
Semester 6: 20 MCs (5) (SEP)
Semester 7: 26 MCs (6)
Semester 8: 26 MCs (6)
Semester 9: 27 MCs (6)
Semester 10: 25 MCs (5) (Tentative)

8. Plan Single or double honours? Specialisation
EC4103 (Pre-requisite: 60 Econs MCs)
Integrated project? (Or 3 Modules?)
Specialisation
ME Specialisation
Aeronautical Engineering
Automotive Engineering 
Energy and Sustainability
Offshore Oil and Gas Technology
Econs Specialisation
Quantitative Economics
Monetary and Financial Economics
Applied and Policy Economics
You might have to plan to do extra modules in place of the integrated project

9. Timetable Management Understand your requirements Map properly
MCs/Modules
Balance Engin / Econs
Possible synergy (Optional)
MCs are a guide to the amount of workload, I feel that number of modules are a better gauge. I feel that I study better when I switch stuff to concentrate on. Not spending too much time on one module and getting stuck.

10. Exciting Modules
Game theory

11. Exciting Modules
Industrial Organisation

12. SEP Tips Why SEP? Aim for university Map common modules
Overseas Experience
S/U
Travel
Aim for university
Map common modules
Planning your modules early allow you to aim for university which can map the modules you want.
You can map common modules to both degrees on a S/U basis
Personal Experience, went to University of Waterloo. Lots of mapping possible.
Advice, map both Engineering and Arts modules, enhance your experience with the university.
Always a risk, never guaranteed.

13. SEP Experience University of Waterloo.
Take Engineering and Arts modules
Always a risk, never guaranteed.
Map both Engineering and Arts modules, enhance your experience with the university.

14. Non academic life
CCA (Leadership position)

15. Non academic life Internship (ST Engineering) (Marine and Kinetics)
The LMV was jointly designed by Saab Kockums AB and ST Marine with Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) as the overall manager and systems integrator. The design of the LMV was guided by two specific requirements. Due to declining birth rates, manpower had been a critical concern for the Singapore Armed Forces and the design reflects attempts to increase the efficiency of a reduced manning crew from 30 to 23. This was achieved through increased levels of automation and remote monitoring. Another key feature is the Integrated Command Centre which combines the ship's bridge, combat information centre (CIC), and machinery control spaces. The other requirement reflected in the design of the LMV is the need to handle multiple roles, from low intensity conflicts to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) operations. The requirement is met through the ability to dynamically reconfigure the LMV through containerised mission packages.

16. Non academic life
Travel

17. Thank you!