Electronics Programmes

The Open University of Hong Kong
School of Science & Technology

Electronics Programmes
Example study plans

Since our system is very flexible and does not impose a strict programme duration, it is up to the student to control how many courses to take, and when to take them. It is therefore important for you to have a preliminary plan to decide on what courses to take, at least in the next two or three semesters. This plan will be based on how much spare time you can allocate for studying. Every student's plan will be different.

You will need the following documents to help you to draft a plan: prospectus; courses supplement. The prospectus will tell you the degree requirement. The courses supplement tells you the courses that will be offered in the next four semesters.

Some courses are offered every semester, some are offered annually, and yet other courses are offered once every 18 months.
A 5-credit course lasts for 6 months. A 10- or 20- credit course lasts for one year.

Here are a few example of what a plan may look like. You can use it as a reference.

Study plan example for BSc in Electronics (120 credits)

This is what this particular student has chosen:

Full load example:
Fondation (20 credits): M121, S121
Core (50 credits): M221, M222, S271, T222, T225
Option (10 credits): CT212
Specialization (20 credits): T334, T354
Free choice (20 credits): CT332, T223

Half load example:
Fondation (20 credits): M121, S121
Core (50 credits): M221, M222, S271, T222, T225
Option (10 credits): CT212
Specialization (20 credits): T334, T354
Free choice (20 credits): T223, T323

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