List of Credits for Graduation

Academic Year 2022, Four-Year Program, General Education Center, Liberal Arts Education-Nature

YearSemesterRequired
Elective		Course IDCourse NameCreditsHoursLevelNote
1 1 △ 1410045 Computer and Human Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410046 Health and Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410092 The Science of Earth 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410094 Introduction to Environmental Protection 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410103 Plants and Food Production 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410104 Medical and Living 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410105 Exploration of the Universe 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410122 Introduce to the Earth Science 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410124 An Introduction to Opto-electronics 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410126 Topics of Mathematics 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410143 Medical Trend in the New Era 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410167 Drugs on Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410169 Weather and Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410170 Applied Nutrition on Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410176 Logic and science development 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410196 Statistics and Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410197 Mathematics and Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410198 The Biography of Mathematicians 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410199 Technology and Mathematics 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410211 Lecture on Erudition & Refinement(III) 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1410216 Critical Thinking 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416002 Introduction to Modern Technology 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416003 Environmental Ecology 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416004 General discussion of Life Science 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416005 Introductory Biology 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416006 Green Technologies and Life 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416007 Global Warming 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416008 Introduction to Marine Environmental Protection 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416009 Environment and Conservation 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416010 Living Environment and Radiation 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416012 Logical Inference and Application 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416013 Ecology and Environmental Protection 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416014 from Constellations to Study Evolution of Stars 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416015 Creative Designs of Paper Materials 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416016 Nutrition, Exercise and Health 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416017 Chemistry and Live 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416018 Health Promotion and First Aid 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416019 Python Program Design and Application 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416020 Urbanization and natural habitat 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416021 An introduction to virology and unusual infectious agents 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416022 Python programming 2.0 2 　 e
1 1 △ 1416023 Big data analysis :Business Applications and Strategic Decisions 1.0 1 　 e
1 1 △ 1416024 Introduction to the quantum computing 1.0 1 　 e
1 1 △ 1416025 Introduction to artificial intelligence and quantum computing 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416026 Mathematical Modeling 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416027 Applied Statistics and Data Analytics 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416028 IP Management in Electronic Technology Industry 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1416029 The era of sustainable development 3.0 3 　 e
1 1 △ 1416030 Renewable Energy Futures 1.0 1 　 e

Note :
The dimension credits stipulated by each college are as follows：
College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering：4 credits for the humanities and art curriculum, 4 credits for the Social and Rules of Law curriculum, and 4 credits for the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum.
College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science： 4 credits for the humanities and art curriculum, 4 credits for the nature and science curriculum, and 4 credits for the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum.
College of Engineering： 4 credits for the humanities and art curriculum, 4 credits for the Social and Rules of Law curriculum, and 4 credits for the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum.
College of Management： 4 credits for the humanities and art curriculum, 4 credits for the Social and Rules of Law curriculum, and 4 credits for the nature and science curriculum.
College of Design： 4 credits for the humanities and art curriculum, 4 credits for the Social and Rules of Law curriculum, and 4 credits for the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences： 4 credits for the Social and Rules of Law curriculum, 4 credits for the nature and science curriculum, and 4 credits for the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum.
After completing 12 credits from the dimensional curriculum designated by the college, the remaining 6 credits are open for selection from these curriculums：humanities and art; Social and Rules of Law; nature and science; innovation and entrepreneurship, until a total of 18 credits of general curriculum are completed for graduation.