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COURSES AVAILABLE IN 2009 AND THE 2009 JAE CUT-OFF POINTS (COP)

COP indicates the ELR2B2 aggregate score (after deducting CCA bonus points) of the last student posted to the course under the 2009 JAE. The 2009 JAE COP is to be used as a guide only.

Note: The Polytechnic Course Group are abbreviated as follows:
A: Design Courses
B: Business-related Courses
S: Science-based Courses
T: Technology Courses

Find out more about RP's post-diploma programmes here.

Courses	Course Code	2009 JAE	2008 JAE	Course Group
Courses	Course Code	COP	COP	Course Group
Hotel and Hospitality Management	R37	18	18	B
Integrated Events Management	R28	21	20	B
Biomedical Sciences	R14	22	23	T
Aerospace Engineering (Quality Systems) NEW!	R40	22	-	T
Sonic Arts	R24	22	22	A
Pharmaceutical Sciences	R22	24	26	T
Business Applications	R18	24	26	T
Options:
- Manufacturing and Logistics Systems
- Financial and Banking Applications
- Healthcare Applications
- Hospitality and Retail Systems
Interactive and Digital Media	R31	24	26	T
Options:
- Digital Audio and Video
- Computer Animation
- Games Development
Civil Aviation	R39	24	23	T
Business Information Systems NEW!^#	R13	25	26	T
Options:
- Human Resource Information Systems
- Finance and Accounting Information Systems
- Sales and Marketing Information Systems
Communication and Information Design	R32	25	26	B
Game Design	R35	25	26	A
New Media	R19	25	26	A
Technology and Arts Management	R25	25	26	A
Customer Relationship and Service Management	R34	25	22	B
Sports and Leisure Management	R27	26	26	B
Biotechnology	R16	26	26	T
Environmental Science	R29	26	26	T
Materials Science	R17	26	26	T
Aerospace Avionics	R20	26	26	T
Biomedical Electronics	R15	26	26	T
Digital Entertainment Electronics	R38	26	26	T
Industrial and Operations Management	R11	26	26	T
Micro and Nanotechnology	R30	26	26	T
Supply Chain Management	R21	26	26	T
Outdoor and Adventure Learning **	R33	26	26	B
Sports and Exercise Sciences	R26	26	26	S
Information Technology	R12	26	26	T
Options:
- Networking and Security
- Wireless Computing
- IT Security
IT Service Management	R23	26	26	T
Design for Interactivity	R36	26	26	A

Last updated: 30 January 2009

#Previously known as Diploma in Business Computing

**Due to the nature of the outdoor and adventure learning job requirements, candidates seeking admission into the Diploma in Outdoor and Adventure Learning (DOAL) should enjoy working with youth in the outdoor environment consisting of natural and adventurous elements.
The course will demand from students a substantial amount of involvement in physical activity and water based experiential activities. As such, having affinity for the outdoors and adventure pursuits will be advantageous. Additionally, students should be able to show confidence in water whilst donning a personal flotation device.
DOAL candidates are allowed to enroll into RP on the condition that they pass a medical examination by a certified medical general practitioner. For more information, click here.