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AISC

Interdisciplinary Studies

AISC 2500
Special Topics (I)
1-4 Credit(s)
Previous Course Code(s)
IDPO 2500
Description
This special topics course will help students to gain a better understanding on the topics related to their interdisciplinary studies. A range of professional activities are eligible for study, including seminars/ lectures, professional activities/ meetings, journal readings or structured readings. May be repeated for credits if different topics are taken. May be graded by letter, P/F or DI/PA/F for different offerings.
Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.
  Equip with broad and useful knowledge to various topics which are not covered by existing courses
- 2.
  (Each offering under the umbrella will have specific learning outcomes)
AISC 2800
AIS Cooperative Education Program
3 Credit(s)
Mode of Delivery
[EXP] Experiential learning
Description
This course is intended to enhance AIS students’ career readiness by combining classroom-based education with practical work experience. By taking any two standalone career development programs offered by the Career Center or those as recognized by the School, students are required to apply the skills and knowledge learnt in a full-time coop work experience for a single employer for at least 4 months. Approval from the course coordinator is required for enrollment in the course. For AIS Year 2 students or above only. Graded P of F.
Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.
  Apply academic knowledge and/or transferable skills to real-life situations
- 2.
  Learn and demonstrate the practical application of career skills in real-world scenarios within the chosen industry
- 3.
  Cultivate effective communication, teamwork, and critical thinking abilities through hands-on experiences in diverse workplace settings
- 4.
  Strengthen employability through gaining industry-specific experience and mastering workplace dynamics for seamless career transitions
- 5.
  Build valuable connections with industry experts and peers to unlock potential career pathways
AISC 3500
Special Topics (II)
1-4 Credit(s)
Previous Course Code(s)
IDPO 3500
Description
This special topics course will help students to gain a more in-depth knowledge and to have a better understanding on the topics related to their interdisciplinary studies. A range of professional activities are eligible for study, including seminars/ lectures, professional activities/ meetings, journal readings or structured readings. May be repeated for credits if different topics are taken. May be graded by letter, P/F or DI/PA/F for different offerings.
Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.
  Equip with broad and useful knowledge to various topics which are not covered by existing courses
- 2.
  (Each offering under the umbrella will have specific learning outcomes)
AISC 4500
Special Topics (III)
1-4 Credit(s)
Previous Course Code(s)
IDPO 4500
Description
This special topics course will help students to gain a more in-depth knowledge and to have a better understanding on the topics related to their interdisciplinary studies. A range of professional activities are eligible for study, including seminars/ lectures, professional activities/ meetings, journal readings or structured readings. May be repeated for credits if different topics are taken. May be graded by letter, P/F or DI/PA/F for different offerings.
Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.
  Equip with broad and useful knowledge to various topics which are not covered by existing courses
- 2.
  (Each offering under the umbrella will have specific learning outcomes)
AISC 4950
Interdisciplinary Special Project
0-4 Credit(s)
Previous Course Code(s)
IDPO 4950
Description
Special projects on selected interdisciplinary topics supervised by one or a group of faculty members. May be repeated for credits if different topics are taken. Enrollment may require approval of the course instructor. For DDP, RMBI, EVMT, and IIM students or those with approval from instructor for enrolling in the course. May be graded by letter, P/F or DI/PA/F for different offerings.
Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.
  Enhance understanding on selected interdisciplinary topics and real world issues, such as Technology, Entrepreneurship, Business and Sustainability
- 2.
  Acquire updated market knowledge and skills through the interactions with instructors/ guest speakers from industry professions
- 3.
  Develop multi-dimensional perspectives and interdisciplinary problem-solving skills that allow them to tackle cross-cultural and multi-faceted issues with a holistic approach
- 4.
  Develop the potential to be caring leaders of society

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