Yes, it does.
You have to be more specific with where you are going to from Monash Uni though.
The link provided above pretty much show all the stops.
Feel free to ask me any engineering course related question (by PM).
Cheers.

you don't really need to buy the textbooks for these subjects.
If you are majoring in chemical engineering, then you might need to purchase the chemistry book which will still be used for CHM1022.

CHM1011 and CHM1022 use the same textbook.
You can obtain the textbook from Monash's bookstore.
Alternatively, you can wait until uni starts and obtain second hand books.
Seniors will usually stick flyers on the notice boards.

There will only be one lecturer teaching each unit.
There are a few tutors for certain units though.

Getting good grades are important, but please remember to enjoy university life. =D
I didn't take that unit as it was not a compulsory unit back when I was in year one.
I heard it's easy to pass but hard to get a HD for that unit.

I'm exchanging to Monash Clayton next year if you need any advice, you are welcome to PM me.
By the way, try to make it for the buddy-buddee night, you will meet some cool engineering people there.
Cheers.

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Added on February 5, 2012, 6:30 pmAll the engineering courses in Monash Sunway are awarded with Honours.
You need to have an average grade of 75 to get a First Class Degree.
I think you might find this link below helpful
http://policy.monash.edu.au/policy-bank/ac...ale-policy.html

And no, the grading is fine.
If you get 80+ 80+ 80+ 70+, you will end up with a GPA of 3.75, which is reasonable.
Cheers.

This post has been edited by Aar0nY: Feb 5 2012, 06:30 PM

I am not too sure about this for commerce students.
But from what I heard, you can transfer to Monash Australia if you have relatively good grades (maybe pass is all that is required).
Though commerce student have to take engineering math ENG1091 to transfer or exchange to Monash Clayton.

Hi, third year ECSE student here.

http://www.eng.monash.edu.my/engineering-a...rgraduates.html
The link above shows what you need to take for each field of engineering offered at Sunway Campus.

If you are torn between chemical, electrical and mechanical engineering, why not choose PSA for sem 1 and decide whether chemical engineering is your thing by the end of it. By taking PSA, you will most likely know whether you like chemical engineering.

By semester 2, if you decide to go into the chemical field, take CHM1011 and if you decide to go into the mechanical field, take ENG1050 Engineering Materials. There are no fixed electives for ECSE, but some may find ENG1030 Electrical system to be a little challenging.

You can still change units at the beginning of semester 2, but please do consult the person in charge of enrollment at the engineering office to double check this fact.

Hope this helps, cheers.
And oh, WELCOME TO MONASH =D

Hi there, engineering student currently on exchange to clayton campus, australia here.
well, I would advice you to exchange during the Feb-July Semester as this will allow you more time to prepare.
Most students will exchange during their third year semester one.
but there is still student coming over to clayton during Y2S2 or Y3S2.
When you intend to exchange pretty much depend on your major (ECSE, Chemical etc).

The duration of the exchange programme at Monash Sunway is one semester.
It is possible for engineering students to exchange for 1 year, but the tuition fees for the second semester have to be paid to monash clayton (approx A$17k).

Feel free to ask me any questions, cheers.

No worries, man.
Yea, the system changed during the semester when I enter Monash Sunway.
One semester should be sufficient though, but still, some people do exchange for one year ;D

Industrial training is a compulsory part of the engineering course.
It is completed during the summer break ( Nov to Feb ).

Well, I don't think there is a FAQ for that.
However, there will be a talk on the exchange and transfer programme during the middle of the semester.
FYI, I'm currently on exchange to Monash Clayton.

All the engineering students will take the same units during first year.
There will be six compulsory units and two optional units.
Timetable wise, expect to have 20-25 contact hours per week.

This post has been edited by Aar0nY: Jun 17 2012, 09:24 PM

this thread is awfully quiet, considering this week is orientation week.
Where is everybody?

Yes, it is approximately RM37k per annual.
If you managed to score well in your pre-u, apply for the scholarship which comes in the form of 20% waiver in tuition fees.
Cheers.

It's actually pretty easy to get it.
I applied 2 weeks before the semester starts as I was in australia for the previous sem and I still manage to get a decent room with awesome housemates.
FYI, about 5 floors are empty at the moment, so no worries.

The only complaint that I have is the internet.
You will receive a YES dongle FOC and they will provide you with 1GB of free usage per month.
I usually finished mine in 2 or 3 days, LOL.
Have to rely on other alternatives,man.
feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

I'm freaking out here, guys.
All the best with the results =D

2 HDs and 2 Ds
Off to my last year of my engineering degree =D