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• Course duration. This is a year-long project-based course . You're expected to expend up to 40 hours developing the project (conducting surveys, developing prototypes, etc).[offered in both Semesters 1 and 2 of the Academic Year. GEN2002X is offered in Semester 1 of the Academic Year, and ; it runs till the end of the Semester 2 of that Academic Year. GEN2002Y is offered , when grades are awarded. GEN2002Y is offered in Semester 2 of the Academic Year, and ; it runs till the end of Semester 1 of the next Academic Year]. following Academic Year, when grades are awarded. You're expected to expend up to 40 hours developing the project (conducting surveys, developing prototypes, etc).

• Note to graduating students. If you intend to graduate at the end of AY2024/25 , and wish to read GEN2002, the latest you need to enrol in this course latest by Sem 1, AY2024/25can enrol is Semester 1 of that Academic Year, in GEN2002X. Grades are awarded at the end of Semester 2, which means your degree will be conferred in end-June, and you will join the Commencement ceremony in the same year.

• GEN2002 is a project-based course with focus on dealing with existential/security threats (eg, disruption to our food supply) through community engagement. This is not a course to research, analyze and propose new theoretical initiatives at the policy level, nor would we be dealing with overarching issues like climate change.  . Successfully executing a trial/protoype of your project idea is strongly recommended.

• The course is spread out across two semesters. There will be 9 10 classes in the first semester (5 6 lectures + 4 tutorials), and students will work on completing their project proposal in the second semesterIf the proposal is developed early and deemed feasible, students may choose to implement it before the course ends.