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Table 4
The unit codes
assigned to units which are expected to be offered in the 1998/99
academic year are made up of eight alphanumeric characters (e.g.,
SOCP0001) in the following manner:
| 1st-4th characters differentiate the body providing the teaching for the unit | ARCH
BIOL CHEL CHEY ECOI EDUC ELEC ENGR ESML HASS MANG MATE MATH MECH PHAR PHYS PMED PSYC SCNC SOCP UNIV |
Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering
Department of Biology & Biochemistry Department of Chemical Engineering Department of Chemistry Department of Economics & International Development Department of Education Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering Faculty of Engineering & Design (if provided by more than one Department within that Faculty) Department of European Studies & Modern Languages Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences (if provided by more than one Department within that Faculty) School of Management Department of Materials Science & Engineering Department of Mathematical Sciences Department of Mechanical Engineering Department of Pharmacy & Pharmacology Department of Physics School of Postgraduate Medicine Department of Psychology Faculty of Science (if provided by more than one Department within that Faculty) Department of Social & Policy Sciences University of Bath (if provided by Departments in more than one Faculty) |
| 5th-8th characters | Four-digit numeric starting at 0001 |
Table 5
Units have been informally assigned a level code
to help to guide your choice of units if you are permitted to
choose units from other Departments. This information is for guidance
only, and may not be definitive. The following codes and definitions
are used:
| Description | |
| Initial degree level, not normally counting towards the final degree classification, except for students following degree courses in subjects which are not cognate | |
| Degree level, normally counting towards the final degree classification | |
| Degree level, counting towards the final degree classification, and available only in the final year of study | |
| Degree level, counting towards the final degree classification and available only to undergraduate Masters students (and PG Masters students) |
Table 6
To indicate the nature and proportion of the types
of assessment associated with each unit there is a code followed
by a numeric value to represent the percentage. For example, an
assessment made entirely on the basis of a formal examination
would be coded EX100. If there is no information, this does not
mean there is no assessment! Some information was not available
at the time of going to press. Please ask your Director of Studies
for more information. The following codes have been used:
| Type of assessment | |
| Assessed coursework | |
| Dissertation | |
| Assessed essay | |
| Written examination | |
| Oral examination | |
| Other | |
| Practical or laboratory classes/reports/work | |
| Report |
| Return to | Explanatory Notes |
| Programme/Unit Catalogue 1998/99 |