Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
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List of Important Events
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| DATES | EVENTS |
LOCATION / VENUE |
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Release of Lecture, Discussion Groups and Examination Timetables for Semesters 1 and 2, AY 2012-13 |
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Mon, 16 Jul |
Qualifying English Test (Applicable only to certain categories of students. Refer to Registrar's Office website for further information) |
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| Tue, 24 Jul | Matriculation | Multi-Purpose Sports Hall 1 |
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Freshmen Welcome Tea |
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Tue, 31 Jul & Wed, 1 Aug |
Orientation Talks |
LT 11 with live webcast to LT 12 and LT 13 |
Thu, 26 Jul - Tue, 14 Aug |
Module Registration - through CORS [Refer to detailed schedule found at Centralised On-line Registration System (CORS) website] |
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Mon, 6 Aug |
Semester 1 Begins |
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Mon, 6 Aug |
Freshmen Inauguration Ceremony 2012 |
University Cultural Centre |
Tue, 7 Aug |
Flag Day (No lessons) |
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Fri, 10 Aug |
Rag Day (No lessons) |
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Mon, 13 Aug |
Start of Lectures |
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Fri, 17 Aug - Fri, 24 Aug |
Discussion Group registration for all other modules (Refer to detailed schedule at CORS website) |
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Mon, 27 Aug |
Start of Discussion Groups (Odd week) |
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Mon, 27 Aug (12am) - Sun, 30 Sep (11:59pm) |
Modules dropped during this period will appear on transcript with a "W" (Withdrawal) grade indicated. (No refund of bidding points) |
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Sat, 22 Sep - Sun, 30 Sep |
Recess Week |
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Mon, 1 Oct - Wed, 3 Oct (Tentative) |
Module Verification Exercise (see Note 1) |
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Starting Mon, 1 Oct, 12am |
Modules dropped during this period will appear on transcript with an "F" (Fail) grade indicated. (see Note 2) |
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Mon, 1 Oct - Fri, 5 Oct |
Continue with Discussion Groups (Odd week) |
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Mon, 8 Oct - Fri, 12 Oct |
Continue with Discussion Groups (Even week) |
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Mid-Nov |
Release of Finalised Semester 1 Examination Timetable |
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Fri, 9 Nov - Fri, 23 Nov |
Online Student Feedback Exercise (see Note 3) |
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Sat, 24 Nov - Sat, 8 Dec |
Semester 1 Examinations |
Examination Halls |
| Wed, 5 Dec (9am) - Tue, 11 Dec (11:59pm) | Declaration/Change of Major & Module Preference Exercise for Semester 2, AY2012-13 (see Note 4) |
FASS Homepage |
| Wed, 26 Dec | Release of Semester 1 Examination results | FASS Homepage |
Wed, 26 Dec - Fri, 28 Dec (5pm) |
S/U Grade Option Exercise | |
Wed, 26 Dec - Fri, 28 Dec (5pm) |
Graduation and Academic Planning System (GAPS) - Students will be able to classify and declare their major/minor |
FASS Homepage |
Wed, 26 Dec - Fri, 28 Dec (5pm) |
Module Conversion Exercise (see Note 5) | FASS Homepage |
Fri, 28 Dec (after 5pm) - Thu, 17 Jan 2013 |
Students can only view GAPS (no classification/declaration of major/minor) |
FASS Homepage |
Sun, 9 Dec 2012 - Sun, 13 Jan 2013 |
Vacation |
The information in this calendar is correct at date of publication (28 May 2012).
For the latest updates on information and schedules, please visit the FASS Homepage > Undergraduates > To Check > Calendars. Changes (if any) will be marked out in red.Note:
1. Students are advised to verify that they have registered for the correct modules. Students who are not listed as registered for a particular module may be refused entry to the examination hall.
2. Students who dropped modules with an “F” grade will receive full refund of bid points. The grade “F” will be factored into the CAP. In such cases, the S/U option cannot be exercised.
3. Students will receive CORS bonus points when they participate in the student feedback exercise.
4. Students need to use the online major declaration system to declare/change major(s) and FASS minors. You should do so during the Module Preference Exercise. You are also strongly encouraged to participate in this Module Preference Exercise to indicate your preferred FASS essential and elective major module(s) for Semester 2, AY2012-13. Please note that this exercise will NOT replace the CORS Bidding Exercise.
5. Only FASS students who have read cross-listed modules offered by FASS are eligible:
a) those who have read a module cross-listed with an exposure module which you now wish to major in (there is no need to accumulate a minimum number of MC to be eligible); or
b) for other cases, students must have accumulated at least 80 MCs.