Registration Instruction AY1516 Sem 2 MAEC

School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Instructions to Registration of Courses (MAEC) Semester 2 AY 2015/2016
1. You are advised to read the instruction to courses registration posted in STARS. Please refer to STARS
for the schedule of registration.
2. For all programmes and study years from admission year 2010 and before, the normal load is 18 AU
and the maximum load is 24 AU. For admission year 2011 onwards, the normal load is 17 AU and the
maximum load is 20 AU. When you are registering a course that will exceed your normal load, you can
only do so after 5pm on your course registration day. If you wish to read a course that will exceed your
maximum
load,
you
can
apply
online
through
this
link:
http://spmsappserver5.staff.main.ntu.edu.sg/overload/apply/default.aspx. You should submit the overload
application after the result of GER-PE and UE allocation is known. Please note that approval is granted
to a specific course that you wish to overload.
3. The following courses are to be read during Semester 2 AY 2015/2016 (subject to pre-requisites).
MAEC Year 1
Course Code
Course Title
Course Type
Course AU
MH1101
Calculus II
Core
MH1201
Linear Algebra II
Core
MH1402
Algorithms and Computing II
Core
HE2001
Intermediate Microeconomics
Core
HE2002
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Core
HW0138
Scientific Communication I
Ger-Core
Introduction to Sustainability: Multidisciplinary

Approaches and Solutions
HW0138, GC0001 For students with admission year 2014 onwards
Ger-Core
GC0001
MAEC Year 2
Course Code
Course Title
Course
Type
Course AU
Ger-Core
HY0001
Ethics & Moral Reasoning
MH3100
Real Analysis I
Core
MH3500
Statistics
Core
Core
MH3700
Numerical Analysis I
HY0001 For students with admission year 2014 onwards
MAEC Year 3
Course Code
Course Title
Course
Type
Course AU
HE3021
Intermediate Econometrics
Core
MH3701
Basic Optimization
Core
Ger-Core
ES8006
Environmental Sustainability
ES8006 For students with admission year 2013 and earlier
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MAEC Major PE
Course Code
Course Title
Course Type
Course AU
HE2010
Development Economics
Major PE
HE2011
Labour Economics and Labour Relations
Major PE
HE2013
International Trade
Major PE
HE2015
Macroeconomic Issues and Policies in

Contemporary China
Major PE
HE2020
Survey Methods and Sampling Technique
Major PE
HE3003
The Chinese Economy
Major PE
HE3014
Economics of Corporate Finance
Major PE
HE3015
Political Economy
Major PE
HE3010
Energy Economics
Major PE
HE3011
Cost-Benefit Economics
Major PE
HE4001
Advanced Microeconomics
Major PE
HE4003
Advanced International Finance
Major PE
HE4004
Behavioral Economics
Major PE
HE4005
Growth Theory and Empirics
Major PE
HE4011
Current Topics in Economics
Major PE
HE4016
Quantitative Economics
Major PE
HE4014
Information Economics
Major PE
MH3400
Algorithms for the Real World
Major PE
MH3513
Financial Mathematics
Major PE
MH3511
Data Analysis with Computer
Major PE
MH3200
Abstract Algebra I
Major PE
MH3110
Ordinary Differential Equations
Major PE
MH4930
Special Topics in Mathematics
Major PE
MH4310
Coding Theory
Major PE
MH4110
Partial Differential Equations
Major PE
MH4100
Real Analysis II
Major PE
MH4702
Probabilistic Methods in OR
Major PE
MH4500
Time Series Analysis
Major PE
MH4501
Multivariate Analysis
Major PE
MH4601
Differential Geometry
Major PE
4. You are allowed to read higher level courses provided that you have met the pre-requisites and there
are vacancies available. Pre-requisites may also be met through exemptions.
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5. The locations of the Mathematics Labs are as follow.

Mathematics Lab
Location
COMP LAB 1
SPMS-MAS-03-02
COMP LAB 2
SPMS-MAS-03-03
COMP LAB 3
SPMS-MAS-03-04
6. Students admitted in 2015 who are intending to take up higher level courses whereby the prerequisites
are fulfilled through exemptions are to write in to [email protected]. Exemptions will only be
updated after add/drop period and will only be reflected at the end of the semester, together with
semester results release.
7. Students who have taken courses as pre-requisites during exchange programme in the current
semester, please write in to [email protected] with your course mapping approval, screenshot
of registered courses in the overseas university and results slip/transcript (if available).
8. Enquiries on curriculum may be directed to :
Mr Chris Tan Zhen Jie ([email protected])
9. Enquiries on courses registration may be directed to [email protected]. Your matriculation
number must always be included in your e-mail. Please refrain from sending multiple similar e-mails as
this will not expedite the response but rather it will cause undue delay. All enquiries will be attended to
and will be replied as soon as possible, depending on the nature of the request. Appeals for GER-PE and
UE vacancies are to be submitted through the online appeal system and they will not be responded to if
otherwise.
10. Enquiries on network performance, Studentlink password or STARS PIN may be directed to NSS
Servicedesk ([email protected]).
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Instructions to Registration of Courses (MAEC) Semester 2 AY 2015/2016

Algorithms and Computing II

Introduction to Sustainability: Multidisciplinary

Ethics & Moral Reasoning

School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Labour Economics and Labour Relations

Macroeconomic Issues and Policies in

Survey Methods and Sampling Technique

The Chinese Economy

Economics of Corporate Finance

Advanced International Finance

Growth Theory and Empirics

Current Topics in Economics

Algorithms for the Real World

Data Analysis with Computer

Ordinary Differential Equations

Special Topics in Mathematics

Partial Differential Equations

Time Series Analysis

School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

5. The locations of the Mathematics Labs are as follow.

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