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University of Electronic Science and Technology of China 电子科技大学 Class Schedule for International Postgraduates 研究生(留学生)课程表 First Semester, School Year 2018-2019 2018-2019 学年第一学期 Graduate School 研究生院 July,

2018 二一八年七月 Contents 目录Introduction to the Class Schedule.

1 Class Schedule for Graduate Students at UESTC.3 School Calendar of UESTC.4 Class Schedule.5 Other Available Courses.11 课程表说明.13 电子科技大学研究生上课时间表.15 电子科技大学校历.16 研究生(留学生)课程表.17 其他可选全英文授课课程.23

1 Introduction to the Class Schedule Ⅰ.Class Commencement Date Classes to begin in the first

10 weeks starts on September 10,

2018 (Monday of the Second week on school calendar). Classes beginning from the 11th week starts on November 12, 2018(Monday of the 11th week on school calendar). Ⅱ.Introduction to Course Numbers 1.How are the course numbers formed? Following the same rules, each course number is in ten digits, which is made of school code, discipline (or field of study) code, course level code, and course order code. * * * * * * * * * * ① ② ③ ④ For example, a course numbered

0108105003 means that it is a course offered by School of Information and Communication Engineering(01), in the discipline of Information and Communication Engineering (0810) , at the level of

500 (5) , and it is the third course at this level (003). To make it clear, you can read it as 01-0810-5-003. 2.What do the digits in the course number refer to? ①―The first

2 digits refer to the code of the school offering the course. ②―The 3rd to the 6th digits refer to the code of discipline (field of study). ③―The 7th digit refers to the course level. ④―The 8th to the 10th digits refer to the ordinal number of this course among all the courses at the same level. 3.What are criteria for the course levels? Postgraduate courses are divided into

5 levels, which are coded in 400, 500, 600, 700, and

800 respectively. Courses at

400 level are interdisciplinary and fundamental courses, which are offered for those students without discipline background. These courses introduce primary theories or technologies, the difficulty level of which is compatible to that of the advanced courses offered to undergraduates majoring in the respective disciplines. The purpose to offer such courses is for students from other disciplines to make up the core courses offered in undergraduate programs of the respective majors. Code of the School Offering the Course Code of Discipline (Field of Study) Course Level Code Course Order Code

2 Courses at

500 level are foundation courses of the discipline (professional or engineering fields), offered to postgraduates working for their master'

s degrees, including common core courses, foundation courses, and courses to cultivate students'

humanity quality offered in the Humanities and Academic Exchange Month. Courses at

600 level are professional courses offered to students in different majors. These courses cover in-depth studies and frontier researches in the respective disciplines (professional or engineering fields), and the contents are more difficult, including course assignments, projects, experiment designs etc. They are mainly professional foundation courses, internship and practical training, as well as innovation, startup and enterprise courses offered in the Humanities and Academic Exchange Month. Courses at

700 level are theoretical courses covering new theories and new methods in the respective disciplines (profession or engineering fields). They are offered to introduce to postgraduates frontier theories and updated technologies, including elective courses listed in students'