Make up your timetable

To make up a clash-free timetable, select only one course per timetable module, block, in each study period.

Study period ht1, the first study period in the autumn semester

Block 1	Block 2	Block 3	Block 4
Select one course	Select one course	Select one course	Select one course

Select one or two extra courses in two blocks in case any changes will be needed.

Study period ht2, the second study period in the autumn semester

Block 1	Block 2	Block 3	Block 4
Select one course	Select one course	Select one course	Select one course

Select one or two extra courses in two blocks in case any changes will be needed.

Workload. A normal workload is about 15 credits per study period. The absolute maximum you can apply for is 45 credits per semester.

Essential courses. List your selected courses on the application form. If a listed course is absolutely essential for you, please mark it with a * before the course code.

Courses running over two study periods. If a course you have selected runs over two study periods, put it in the list for both study periods in the application form. Please note that the timetable module may differ from one study period to the next.

Changes and contact. The possibility of admitting students is dependent upon the number of vacant study places. If we need to make any changes in your course selection, we will contact you. The courses you are admitted to will form the learning agreement which will be signed by you, your university and LiTH.

Examples of clash-free timetables

The following are two examples of clash-free timetables in the spring semester 2007. As the selected courses belong to different  timetable/block groups lessons will not collide.

Example 1:

Vt1, the first study period in the spring semester	Block
THSV04 Beginner's Course in Swedish for Exchange Students, 7.5 credits	-
TSEK21 Introduction to Radio Electronics, 4.5 credits	2
TDTS01 Computer Aided Design of Electronics, 6 credits	3
TDMM42 Introduction to Simulations, 4.5 credits	4
Vt2, the second study period in the spring semester
THSV04, continues	-
TEIE44 Intellectual property rights, 4 credits	1
TSIN01 Information Networks, 6 credits	3
TSEK26 Radio Electronics, 6 credits	4

The block column is marked with 0 or - for courses with very few scheduled lessons..

Example 2:

Vt1, the first study period in the spring semester	Block
TSRT04 Introduction in Mathlab, 2 credits	0
TPPE70 Advanced Planning and Scheduling, 4.5  credits	2
TDMM42 Introduction to Simulations, 4.5 credits	4
Vt2, the second study period in the spring semester	-
TPPE85 The International Logistics Management Game, 2 credits
TEIE44 Intellectual property rights, 4 credits	1
TPMM20 Manufacturing Planning and Control, 4.5 credits	3
TDMM50 Applications of Manufacturing Simulations, 6 credits	4

The block column is marked with 0 or - for courses with very few scheduled lessons.