SCR: Curriculum

The Curriculum of the SCR programme is defined in the links below, where batch most often refers to the first registration term at the programme. 

• Study programme for batch Autumn 16
• Study programme for batch Autumn 15
• Study programme for batch Autumn 14
• Study programme for batch Autumn 13
• Study programme for batch Autumn 12
• Study programme for batch Autumn 11
• Study programme for batch Autumn 10
• Study programme for batch Autumn 09
• Study programme for batch Autumn 08

A course list that is easier to read can be found in this document for 2016 (PDF). Note however that the PDF does not include information regarding the requirements on project courses and non-technical courses.

Schedule

To check how the schedule would look like if you took a given set of courses, you can use TimeEdit.

Project Courses

Students starting in 2015 and later need to have taken at least one project course from the study area. The following courses are considered to be SCR project courses in this sense:

• EL2425 Automatic Control Project Course, Smaller Course
• EL2421 Automatic Control Project Course
• DD2425 Robotics and Autonomous Systems
• EP2520 Building Networked Systems Security
• SD2231 Applied Vehicle Dynamics Control

A project course needs to satisfy the following criteria

• The work is done in groups of more than 1
• The examination of the course needs to be mainly in the form of one or more projects
• The course needs to be on master level (i.e. having a 2 as third character in course code)

Thus your master thesis is not a project course. If you wish to a course to the list above, please contact the program director.

Non-technical Courses

Students need to take one or two non-technical courses. A list of recommended non-technical courses can be found in the links above.