NTU Pre-U Program for Math and Science
These two-month online preparatory courses in precalculus, general physics, and general chemistry help incoming freshmen strengthen essential math and science foundations through self-paced NTU COOL learning, discussion activities, and an assessment that allows eligible students to earn certificates and credits.
*The following is a summary of information from https://exam.aca.ntu.edu.tw/pre-u/pre-u_course.aspx?lang=en
Key Summary
l Enhance incoming freshmen’s preparatory knowledge in mathematics and sciences, facilitating their transition to specialized and interdisciplinary learning.
l On June 10, 2025, online preparatory courses in ''Precalculus'', ''Pre - General Physics'', and ''Pre - General Chemistry'' will be offered for a duration of two months.
l The content covers four main aspects: a review of key advanced high school concepts, instruction of fundamental principles of college-level mathematics and science, enhancement of logical and mathematical reasoning skills, and cultivation of professional English proficiency.
l Using the NTU COOL platform for asynchronous teaching, students can engage in self-directed online learning. The courses are open not only to NTU incoming freshmen but to all.
l Students can participate in course discussion activities from late July to mid-August, and the learning assessment test on August 23. NTU students who complete the course and pass the learning assessment test can download a course completion certificate and earn 1 credit for each online course. Non-NTU students who complete the course and pass the learning assessment test can download a course completion certificate.
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Program Features
l Based on NTU’s Precalculus course and pre-assessment test.
l Designed based on the learning needs of incoming freshmen and the bridging courses offered by the Departments of Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
l Integration of the NTU COOL platform, AP courses, and subject certification development experience.
l Referring to top universities abroad for pre-college standardized assessments and credits awarding.
l Incoming freshmen can learn at their own pace, free from geographical and time constraints, eliminating urban-rural disparities.
l Flexible learning schedule with discussion sessions arranged before the official start of classes.
l Guiding freshmen to familiarize themselves with university teaching in advance, building a solid foundation for both specialized and interdisciplinary development.