Who can take SCOM classes?
For all Science students and Advanced Science students, in any year of their studies, SCOM2014 will count as 6 units of credit (UOC) of Science. Some study plans in the Virtual Handbook explicitly refer to ‘electives’, ‘elective subjects’ or ‘science electives’. SCOM2014 does indeed count as one of these subjects, as do all SCOM courses. Certain subjects in some majors are ‘recommended’ as an elective, but that does not mean that you have to take them. You can choose SCOM2014 to replace a ‘recommended’ elective. In fact, according to his quote above, SCOM2014 is ‘recommended’ by the Dean of Science. Do you have an opportunity in your study plan to take SCOM2014? Remember, a normal session load is 24 units of credit (UOC), four full courses. Check the Virtual Handbook to work out the total UOC of your compulsory subjects in session two (S2) of your study plan. If you have 18 (or less) UOC of compulsory subjects in S2, you can enrol in SCOM2014. So, you can do three regular subjects plus
