Singapore · Mathematics
Mathematics study guides for Singapore university courses.
Calculus, probability, statistics, analysis. These guides focus on where the marks actually sit in each course.
15 published guides·2 institutions
Mathematics · Coverage Published guides · v2026
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every number below comes from a published guide ✦
ST233470%
MH110060%
MH110160%
MH120160%
MH280160%
MH222055%
MH120050%
MH130050%
MH210050%
MH250050%
MH310050%
MH311050%
MH180240%
MA15210%
MH53010%
Bar length is that course's real final-exam weighting.
§ Coverage & insights
Mathematics at Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore.
Counted from the published guides themselves. This hub grows as more mathematics courses go live. No estimated counts.
15
published guides
2
institutions
13
guides with final exams
Published guides by institution
13
2
§ Assessment & exams
How mathematics courses are assessed — guide by guide.
Based on the published AskSia course guides. 13 of 15 have a final exam · 2 are coursework-only or have no traditional final exam.
MA1521
Coursework only
Calculus for Computing
Component weightings are not published for this course.
MH1100
Final exam
Calculus I
Examination (Short Answer Questions) 60% + Mid-semester Test (Short Answer Questions) 20% + In-class quizzes, weeks 1-7 10% + In-class quizzes, weeks 8-13 10%.
MH1101
Final exam
Calculus II
Examination (2 hours) 60% + Mid-semester Quiz 20% + Homework 2 10% + Homework 1 5% + In-lecture participation activities 5%.
MH1200
Final exam
Linear Algebra I
Final examination 50% + Mid-term Test 30% + Quizzes 10% + In-class Wooclap activity 10%.
MH1201
Final exam
Linear Algebra II
Final Exam 60% + Midterm Exam 25% + In-Class Quizzes 15%.
MH1300
Final exam
Foundations of Mathematics
Final examination 50% + Mid-semester Quiz 25% + In-class activities 15% + Assignment 10%.
MH1802
Final exam
Calculus for the Sciences
Final Examination 40% + Common Test 1 20% + Common Test 2 20% + Graded take-home homework 10% + In-class quizzes and discussions 10%.
MH2100
Final exam
Calculus III
Final Exam (short-answer problems) 50% + Midterm Exam (short-answer problems) 25% + Online homework 20% + In-lecture quizzes 5%.
MH2220
Final exam
Algebra I
Final examination (Short Answer Questions) 55% + Short Answer Questions 1 20% + Short Answer Questions 2 20% + Class Participation 5%.
MH2500
Final exam
Probability and Introduction to Statistics
Examination (2 hours) 50% + Test 1 20% + Test 2 20% + Tutorial Participation 10%.
MH2801
Final exam
Complex Methods for the Sciences
Final Examination 60% + CA2: Midterm Test 20% + CA1: Collaborative Problem Solving 15% + Lecture question-and-answer participation 5%.
MH3100
Final exam
Real Analysis I
Final Examination 50% + Midterm test 26% + Online quiz 1 8% + Online quiz 2 8% + Online quiz 3 8%.
MH3110
Final exam
Ordinary Differential Equations
Examination (2 hours, Short Answer Questions) 50% + Mid-semester Quiz 1 (Multiple Choice Questions) 12.5% + Mid-semester Quiz 2 (Multiple Choice Questions) 12.5% + Mid-semester Quiz 3 (Short Answer Questions) 12.5% + Mid-semester Quiz 4 (Short Answer Questions) 12.5%.
MH5301
Coursework only
Modern Cryptography: Real-World Applications and Impact
Continuous Assessment: Test 1 25% + Continuous Assessment: Test 2 25% + Continuous Assessment: Test 3 25% + Continuous Assessment: Mini Quizzes 25%.
ST2334
Final exam
Probability and Statistics
Final examination 70% + Online quizzes 30%.
§ Course catalog
Mathematics courses on AskSia.
Open a course for its assessment table, exam-mapped topic list and worked example.
MA1521
Calculus for Computing
Component weightings are not published component weightings.
MH1100
Calculus I
No prerequisite, 60% final. Week 3 brings epsilon-delta proofs, and ILO 3 assesses them.
MH1101
Calculus II
60% final, and it is mapped almost entirely to the series half. The week 8 quiz covers the integration half.
MH1200
Linear Algebra I
Gaussian elimination through to rank-nullity. 80% in two formal sittings, plus a published Wooclap formula.
MH1201
Linear Algebra II
Abstract vector spaces to Jordan form. A 60% final — the heaviest single component in this network.
MH1300
Foundations of Mathematics
Six of thirteen weeks on proof alone. 50% two-hour final, and no make-up for any coursework component.
MH1802
Calculus for the Sciences
The gentlest structure of the NTU set: 40% final, two 20% common tests. Breadth is the pressure, not depth.
MH2100
Calculus III
Multivariable calculus to Stokes' Theorem. 75% in two speed-assessed papers, and the strictest absence policy here.
MH2220
Algebra I
Group theory from axioms to orbit-stabiliser. 55% final — the heaviest single component in the NTU set.
MH2500
Probability and Introduction to Statistics
Eleven of thirteen weeks are probability, not statistics. 90% timed, with published marking rubrics.
MH2801
Complex Methods for the Sciences
Contour integration, Fourier transforms, Green's functions. Twenty percent of the grade is earned at the whiteboard.
MH3100
Real Analysis I
Compulsory for mathematical sciences. NTU's own advice warns it is not like Calculus I and II. No make-up midterm.
MH3110
Ordinary Differential Equations
Four 12.5% quizzes in weeks 4, 7, 10 and 12, plus a 50% final. The most evenly spread NTU course here.
MH5301
Modern Cryptography: Real-World Applications and Impact
Real-world cryptography and flawed cryptosystems. Three tests at 25% each, no make-up tests, no final exam.
ST2334
Probability and Statistics
Heaviest single component: Final examination, 70%.
§ FAQ
About mathematics on AskSia.
Which mathematics courses are covered?
15 so far, listed above. We add guides course by course.
Where does the information come from?
Each guide is built from publicly available course information. Where something is not published, we leave it out rather than estimate it.
Are there star ratings?
No. We publish a six-factor difficulty read with the reasoning behind each factor, because an average rating is not a fact about how hard a course is.
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