print

Abbreviations


 

Master Class Schedule Terminology

1.    Subject Course = Course code

  • alphabets denoting code for the academic unit or for a particular study programme; plus a numeric code up to 4 or 5 digits, the first digit being the level of the course
  • refer to "Course Code Terminology" for the full list of alphabetical codes and their meaning

2.    CRN = Course reference number

  • a unique number assigned to a particular section of a class for a specific course
  • for identification purposes when adding or dropping a course

3.    Section = Section number

  • the first digit shows the class type, second and third digits indicate session number, e.g. T09 means tutorial session group 9 (different sessions of the same class may be offered such that students will attend class in groups at different times and /or locations)
  • class type abbreviations:
    CLecture
    DDissertation / Project / Thesis
    FFieldwork
    LLaboratory
    SSeminar
    TTutorial
    WOn-line delivery

     
  • session numbers 1 - 59 indicate day time classes and sessions 60 and above indicate evening classes

4.    Credit = credit units

  • the credit value of a course will only appear in one of the section component, normally the lecture section, and the credits for the associated components such as tutorial and laboratory sections will be 0

5.    WEB

  • Courses marked 'Y' under this heading indicate the courses are web-enabled and students can add/drop such courses on the web.
  • Courses marked 'N' under this heading indicate that these courses are NOT web-enabled. Use the Add/Drop Form to submit changes for these courses to the course-offering academic unit for approval.   

6.    Level

  • Eligible student level for taking the course:

    AAssociate Degree Level
    BBachelor's Degree Level
    PPostgraduate Degree level
    DProfessional Doctorate level
    RResearch Degree level

7.    Capacity and available places

  • Cap = Maximum quota for the course
  • Avail = Remaining seats left
  • Waitlist Avail = Waitlist quota available [For GE courses (Chinese Civilisation and GE courses in Areas 1-3) only]

8.    Days of the Week

 MMonday
 TTuesday
 WWednesday
 RThursday
 FFriday
 SSaturday

9.    TBA = to be announced

  • TBA appearing under "Instructors" means the information is not yet available and will be announced later.

10.    Part of Term

 1Regular term
 YYear-long
 SSpecial term
 PPre-sessional English
  The majority of courses are one semester long and are classified as "regular term". Courses which extend to more than one semester are classified as "year-long". Courses not following the regular term start/end dates are classified as 'special term'. P currently applies only to the intensive pre-sessional University English courses attended by students before the start of the semester.




 

Course Code Terminology

Course CodeOffering Academic Unit/Programme
ACAccountancy
AISAsian & International Studies
APPhysics & Materials Science
BCCivil & Architectural Engineering
BCHBiology & Chemistry
BSTBuilding Science & Technology Division
CACivil & Architectural Engineering
CCIVChinese Civilisation Centre
CBCollege of Business
CEOptional language courses offered by School of Continuing & Professional Education
CLACollege of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
CMDivision of Business
COMMedia and Communication
CGECCCU General Eduction courses
CSComputer Science
CTLChinese, Translation & Linguistics
DCODivision of Applied Science and Technology
DSSDivision of Social Sciences
ECCourses in MSc Electronic Commerce jointly offered by Departments of Computer Science and Information Systems
EEElectronic Engineering
EFEconomics & Finance`
ELEnglish Language Centre
ENEnglish
FBCollege of Business
FSCollege of Science & Engineering
GEGateway Education courses
ISInformation Systems
JCJoint Courses
LSDivision of Languages and Communication
LWSchool of Law
MAMathematics
MBEMechanical & Biomedical Engineering
MEEMMechanical & Biomedical Engineering / Systems Engineering & Engineering Management
MGTManagement
MKTMarketing
MSManagement Sciences
PEDPhysical education courses
offered by Student Development Services
PLEPostgraduate Certificate in Laws
SAPublic & Social Administration
SEESchool of Energy and Environment
SEEMSystems Engineering & Engineering Management
SMSchool of Creative Media
SSApplied Social Studies