To view the course offering of the current and recent terms, students should refer to the HKUST(GZ) Class Schedule & Quota page. The page provides the following information:

 

(1) Class Schedule & Quota

Classes offered in a particular term are listed according to the subject area (e.g., AIAA, SYSH, etc.) and the level. 1000-level to 4000-level courses are Undergraduate courses while 5000-level to 7000-level courses are Postgraduate courses. Underneath the course code, course title and its number of credits (units), the available sections with their meeting schedule, venue, instructor information and available quotas are displayed. The page is refreshed every 15 minutes.

Students should note the “Date & Time” of their enrolled/ waiting classes and ensure that there is no time conflict.

(2) Common Core Course

Common Core Courses can be filtered according to areas using this tab and the Common Core nature is indicated in COURSE INFO (5).

(3) Notes & Links

This is a list of useful websites for students to make study plans.

(4) Class Matching Rules

In choosing class sections, students should note that some courses are subject to a matching rule of the section number of classes, e.g. On this screen, it shows that students in MATH 1003 L1 should only enroll in T1A or T1B and those in L2 should only enroll in T2A or T2B. A special remark [Matching between Lecture/Tutorial/Laboratory required] is highlighted in red.

(5) Course Information

The “COURSE INFO” tab, when clicked, displays useful information of the course including course description, enrollment requirement (such as pre-requisites) etc.

(6) Special Remarks

Some courses may show a red label or a blue bubble, or both, in the “Remarks” column of the class. A red “Consent” label indicates that enrollment to this course requires instructor’s consent and the approval request must be submitted via the SIS. The blue “i” (information) bubble, when scrolled over, displays additional information to the class.

Note that the “Room” for some classes might be “TBA” due to special arrangement. For most of these classes, you may find the special class venue by scrolling over the information bubble. Special remarks information also includes irregular add/drop deadline of a class if the class has its special arrangement, particularly in Summer term.