36Study at APUCourse RegistrationExaminations and GradingSeminar SubjectsOff-campus Study ProgramsOther Information and ProgramsCurriculum■ Information Common to All Curricula2.1.3Systematic StudyCoursework at APU is arranged systematically, starting from introductory subjects and moving in increments of difculty and complexity toward advanced courses. Students are encouraged to use the grade level, subject eld, any listed prerequisite subjects, and registration criteria as a reference in choosing classes in a systematic manner. With the exception of courses with specic registration procedures, such as seminars, students are able to take any course at or below their grade level. However, the University recommends completing introductory and foundation subjects in a planned manner before attempting higher-level study.Grade LevelEach course corresponds to a particular level of study, indicated by a grade level code. The levels are as follows. You can conrm the grade number for each subject from the subject list. The criteria for registering for courses held in a student's non-basis language will vary by their language-basis. For further details, please refer to the page which applies to you.Grade Level Description 100 levelPrimarily for 1st year students200 levelPrimarily for 2nd year studentsGrade Level Description 300 levelPrimarily for 3rd year students400 levelPrimarily for 4th year studentsPrerequisite SubjectsIn order to ensure that students take subjects in a systematic manner, there may be prerequisites assigned to specic subjects which students are required to complete to be eligible to register for the subjects. Prerequisites are shown on the subject list in section 2.2.14 (AY 2017 Curriculum) and 2.3.5 (AY 2011 Curriculum) respectively.It should be noted that some subjects may have recommended prerequisites specied only on the syllabus, and are not included under the required "prerequisite subjects" on the subject list. Students may register for these subjects without completing the recommended prerequisites. However, as these subjects will be taught based on the assumption that students have completed the recommended subjects, please be sure to read the syllabus carefully and understand the requirements of each subject before registering.
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