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Study Plans

We strongly encourage all our students to develop a study plan that flexibly maps out the modules they wish to do during their semesters with us. Incorporating majors, minors, course prerequisites, exchange programmes, personal interests and extracurricular involvement during your university life can become complex, and requires some planning and coordination. A study plan will help you understand what it will take to fulfill your degree requirements, while meeting your other objectives. It's never too early to start creating your own! To get your started, we've included 2 sample study plans here for the B.Comp (IS) (Hons) and B.Comp (EC) (Hons) programmes.

Remember, these schedules are based on information that may change, depending on the modules mounted each academic year. These are just sample study plans and should not be followed strictly. You should create your own plan that satisfies your programme requirements and personal objectives, and update it each semester to reflect changes to the modules offered, as well as to changes in your own preferences.

Information Systems Programme (Sample)

SEMESTER	MODULES					MCs
SEM 1	MA1301	CS1010	IS1103	ULR 1	PE 1	20 MCs
SEM 2	MA1521 / MA1312	CS1020	IS1105	IS2101	ULR 2	20 MCs
SEM 3	ACC1002X	CS1231	CS2100	IS2102	ULR 3	20 MCs
SEM 4	ST2334	CS2102	CS2105	IS2103	IS2104	20 MCs
SEM 5	IS3102	PE 2	ULR 4	ULR 5	-	20 MCs
SEM 6	IS3101	PE 3	PE 4	PE 5	UE 1 (CP3201)	18 MCs
SUMMER	UE 2 (CP3200)	-	-	-	-	6 MCs
SEM 7	IS4100	CS4101 Part I	UE 3	UE 4	-	18 MCs
SEM 8	CP4101 Part II	PE 6	PE 7	UE 5	-	18 MCs
Total Graduation Requirements:						160 MCs

Electronic Commerce Programme (Sample)

SEMESTER	MODULES					MCs
SEM 1	CS1010	IS1103	IS1112	ST1131	ULR 1	20 MCs
SEM 2	CS1020	IS1105	IS2101	ULR 2	PE 1	20 MCs
SEM 3	ACC1002X	DSC2006	IS2150	ULR 3	PE 2	20 MCs
SEM 4	TR2201	CS3240	ULR 4	ULR 5	PE 3	20 MCs
SEM 5	IS3150	IS3220	IS3230	PE 4	PE 5	20 MCs
SEM 6	IS4150	IS3241	PE 6	UE 1 (CP3201)	UE 2	18 MCs
SUMMER	UE 3 (CP3200)	-	-	-	-	6 MCs
SEM 7	IS4102	IS4260	CP4101 Part I	-	-	18 MCs
SEM 8	CP4101 Part II	PE 7	UE 4	UE 5	-	18 MCs
Total Graduation Requirements:						160 MCs