Academic Program

13. Academic Program Page

The Training Pathway page helps students explore the entire curriculum framework, total credits, subject categories allocated by semester and prerequisites.

13.1. Program Overview Banner

• Personal information & Courses:
  • Training program: Name of the specialization being studied (e.g. cntt program).
  • Course: The corresponding key dates (e.g. 2026 key).
  • Student code: The identification code of the student in the system (e.g. demolop2).
• Badges: Industry code (001 IT), total credits (9 credits) and total semester numbers (eight).
• Quick switch button: Enable flexible switch between [Create Mode] and [Score].

13.2. Curriculum Summary Card

The system displays the technical specifications of the route in detail:

1. Total number of subjects in the framework: Number of subjects required/optional (e.g. 3 subjects).
2. Full program credit: Total credit required to qualify for graduation (e.g. 9 credits).
3. Expected duration: Standard training time (e.g. 8 semesters).
4. Expected completion: Time mark for completion of the roadmap (e.g. 2hg 8, 2030).
5. Applicable version: Displays clearly the program framework version and the date of application (e.g. Version 2026.1 - Applicable from 27 July to 7 July 2026). Note system: "This is a training program framework, not personal learning progress. The status of the subject completion is determined only by published results".

13.3. Subjects by Semester

The categories of subjects are arranged according to the formal order of the training programme:

• Semester groupings: The structure of the list of subjects is clearly grouped by term (e.g. Semester 1 - 2 subjects - 6 credits).
• Information on each subject:
  • The subject code: For example, CS102, CSDL.
  • Name of the subject: For example, enter programming, database.
  • The academic characteristics:
    • Compulsory: Conditional learning is compulsory.
    • Core: The discipline is part of the core knowledge/specialization group.
  • Number of credits: The corresponding number of credits for each subject (e.g. 3 credits).