Bridging Modules
Build the foundations for your Bachelor of Technology in Computing
About the Bridging Modules
The five Bridging Modules are designed to equip prospective students with the essential mathematics and computing knowledge needed to undertake NTU's Bachelor of Technology in Computing (BTech), as SkillsFuture Work-Study Degree.
Covering mathematics, programming and computer systems, the modules help learners from different educational and professional backgrounds develop a common foundation before beginning the degree programme.
Learners must pass all five modules before matriculating into BTech.
However, you do not need to complete them before submitting your degree application. You may apply while completing your bridging requirements, provided you fulfil the conditions of admission before your matriculation deadline.
Each module is offered separately, allowing you to plan your preparation around your work and other commitments.
The Five Bridging Modules
Each module develops essential knowledge and skills to prepare you for degree-level computing studies. Explore the five modules below to understand what you'll learn.
How the Bridging Modules Work
The Bridging Modules adopt a blended learning approach, combining self-directed online learning, scheduled consultations and on-site assessments.
Each module runs for approximately six weeks, giving you flexibility to manage your studies alongside your professional and personal commitments.
Self-directed online learning
Access pre-recorded lessons and practice materials online, allowing you to study at times that suit your schedule.
Weekly online consultations
Join scheduled consultation sessions to clarify concepts, ask questions and receive guidance on areas you find challenging.
On-site assessment
Each module concludes with an on-site assessment, which you must pass to fulfil the module's bridging requirement.
Plan your learning journey
The modules are offered during scheduled intakes, with separate registration periods. You can plan when to take each module based on your readiness and availability.
Passing results remain valid for three years, allowing you to complete your bridging requirements over time before matriculating into BTech.
Upcoming Intake
March – June 2027
Registration deadlines vary by module. Review the consultation and assessment schedules before registering for your modules.
Introduction to Computational Thinking and Programming
Register by
21 Feb 2027
Online consultations
2 Mar – 6 Apr 2027
Tuesdays, 6.30 – 8.30pm
On-site assessment
10 Apr 2027
10.00 – 11.00am
Linear Algebra and Calculus for Computing
Register by
21 Feb 2027
Online consultations
4 Mar – 8 Apr 2027
Thursdays, 6.30 – 8.30pm
On-site assessment
10 Apr 2027
1.00 – 2.00pm
Discrete Mathematics for Computing
Register by
13 Mar 2027
Online consultations
13 Apr – 18 May 2027
Tuesdays, 6.30 – 8.30pm
On-site assessment
22 May 2027
10.00 – 11.00am
Probability and Statistics for Computing
Register by
13 Mar 2027
Online consultations
15 Apr – 19 May 2027
Thursdays, 6.30 – 8.30pm
On-site assessment
22 May 2027
1.00 – 2.00pm
Introduction to Computer Systems
Register by
25 Apr 2027
Online consultations
25 May – 24 Jun 2027
Tuesdays*, 6.30 – 8.30pm
*CT1002 includes an additional Thursday consultation in week 5.
On-site assessment
26 Jun 2027
10.00 – 11.00am
Accessing Your Online Learning Materials
Once enrolled, you can access your module's online learning materials through NTULearn.
Please refer to your enrolment instructions for details on accessing your course materials.
Fees and Funding
Each Bridging Module costs S$250, bringing the total fee for all five modules to S$1,250.
Eligible learners may use their SkillsFuture Credit towards the module fees.
For more information on eligibility and usage, visit the MySkillsFuture portal.
If you need to retake a module you have not passed, the standard module fee will apply to each retake.
Registration and Technical Support
Before you register
You will need to create a learner account in NTU's Training Management System (TMS) using your personal email address before registering for a Bridging Module.
For guidance on account creation and registration, refer to the Learner User Guide.
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