QUOTE(Joseph109 @ Oct 18 2017, 11:57 PM)
1. Can I take further mathematics as my third subject instead of forth subject in a level?
2. Is the examboard for A Level Computer Science in Taylor College is CIE? So no coursework involved in the final exam? If CIE, the exam consists of only written paper instead of on-screen test. So do we need to use computer in class for study? Does lecturer focus on teaching programming using computer because there is no on-screen test?
3. Are there any scholarship for January intakes?
Not a Taylor's College student, but I did took my A-Levels somewhere else. 2. Is the examboard for A Level Computer Science in Taylor College is CIE? So no coursework involved in the final exam? If CIE, the exam consists of only written paper instead of on-screen test. So do we need to use computer in class for study? Does lecturer focus on teaching programming using computer because there is no on-screen test?
3. Are there any scholarship for January intakes?
1. Order of A-Level subjects isn't really important.
But further mathematics is never the 3rd subject.
You just need 2-3 workable subjects that you really want to study, so that you can progress into university undergraduate.
If you are looking for Sciences / Mathematics / Engineering related Programs:
These type of combinations should work:
Engineering - Physics and Mathematics
Sciences - Chemistry/Physics/Biology
Architecture - Mathematics
Computing - Mathematics
Personally if you want to score in your A-Levels well just take 3 subjects.
Further Mathematics isn't really necessary for Undergraduate Level Engineering if you are wondering.
2. Cambridge International Examination (CIE) / Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) is the current examination board for most Malaysian A-level Colleges.
This is normally harder compared to other examination boards, like EdExcel, and AQA International (coming this year).
3. This you need to check with them, btw, Taylor's are moving both their Seri Hartamas and Subang Jaya campus to Taylor's Lakeside University.
Oct 20 2017, 07:07 PM

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