Key
Black square (■)
A black square (■) after the course title (in the detailled view) signalizes that special students and auditors need a special permission from the lecturer/s to attend the course.
Once approval has been granted, the Registrar's Office must be contacted for enrolment. Participants in Continuing Education Programmes should contact the School for Continuing Education for enrolment.
For lecturers:
- To set this mark, tick the option “No” for “Accessible for external auditors” within eDoz, under "Courses" or contact the responsible Schedule Coordinator.
Competencies
Lecturers must select the competencies that the students can develop in their courses according to the ETH Competence Framework. Here, “assessed” means that students engage in a learning activity that supports the development of this competency, which is part of the performance assessment (grade or pass/fail) and “fostered” means that students engage in a learning activity that is not part of the performance assessment but still supports the development of this competency (for example, through exercises or in practice). Only competencies that are fostered by learning activities or materials are displayed in the Course Catalogue.
The “Competencies” function serves to make students aware of the competencies they foster at ETH. Students find further information in the overview of competencies.
ECTS
ECTS credits (ECTS = European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System).
Hours
Hours per week for each course type (Example: 2V + 3U = 2 lecture hours per week plus 3 exercise hours per week). If the number is followed by 's' it means hours per semester.
Hours per semeseter are divided by 14 and rounded in the overview list and thus displayed indicatively as weekly hours. Example: 900 hours per semester = displayed for the course unit as 64 + abbreviation of the course type.
!-Icon
The !-icon indicates that restrictions apply to the registration of the course unit. Click on the icon for details.
Lecturers
Alphabetical list of lecturers. Chief lecturers are listed first and in bold print.
Location
according to the catalogue of buildings.
Time
on which the course takes place. Please note the different lecture times at ETH main campus and campus Hönggerberg.
Type
Information on whether a course unit is compulsory or optional etc. in a programme. This information is dependent on the respective programme.
Weekday, date
on which the course takes place. With non-recurring courses the date or period of time is indicated, e.g. 04.12. - 08.12.
All dates belonging to a series of booking can be displaied in detail by clicking on the linked weekday.
Regular courses usually take place the same day every week of the semester. If not, the following abbreviations are used:
/1 = only in the 1. half of the semester
/2 = only in the 2. half of the semester
/2w = 2-weekly
by appt. = by appointment