Girls' Computing Programme (GCOMP)

The objective of this program is to enhance diversity in STEM, with a particular focus on increasing female participation in computing at the NUS School of Computing. By offering a structured learning experience in computing and facilitating mentorship from current female SoC students, the program aims to spark interest, build confidence, and encourage more girls to pursue higher education in computing at NUS. Students participating in these programs will

Gain fundamentals and confidence in Computing and ML fields
Make informed choices for your future career

Female students who have just completed their A-levels
Students with H2 Computing background: access to course materials & can directly sit for the practical exam (tutorial attendance optional)
Pre-requisite: Secondary-Level Mathematics

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Hands-on experience in real-world project development
Certificate of completion
Letter of recommendation for top-performing students
Mentorship by Women in Tech from SoC

This programme consists of two courses:

Germaine Soo

I would highly recommend this programme! Companies are sponsoring this programme with the aim of promoting gender diversity so we don't need to pay for this programme at all! I believe that this is a very good way to make use of your time before matriculating into uni as you can learn useful skills as well as bond and make friends with your classmates :) I personally enjoyed the time I spent having meals with my friends as well as exploring the NUS campus before and after classes. As long as you are a graduated A-level student, you are able join this programme so do encourage your friends to sign up together!

Tse Min Jia

As an incoming NUS BAIS (Business AI Systems) student, my journey throughout these 4 months has better equipped me with fundamental programming, ML skills and experiences which are highly relevant to my course of study and my future aspiration as a software developer. I managed to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges involved in deploying technology in real-world scenarios. For incoming students of the course: Go in with an open mind and do not be afraid to try new things. This journey will be your core memory.

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Girls' Computing Programme (GCOMP)

For further details, please contact Ms. Irene Ong Hwei Nee.