EVALUATION AND GRADING Sample Clauses
EVALUATION AND GRADING. 5.1 The Student agrees to the assessment of their performance in the EDISS programme based on the assignments and examination of the specific courses and according to the policies at the EDISS partner universities. The examination procedures and evaluation criteria are described in the course descriptions or communicated by the designated lecturer in the first session of the course. Exam and holiday periods are organized according to the policies at the EDISS partner universities. Stipulations applying to students when registering to subjects and taking exams are those in force at the university where the subject is lectured.
5.2 The Student must regularly attend the courses in their study plan, and when required, complete all assignments and participate in mandatory activities such as examinations, intermediate tests, seminars and conferences. Justified “force majeure” cases, such as an acute illness, can be considered and approved by the local EDISS Coordinator, provided that the Student informs the local Coordinator of such an event without delay. Failed exams, lack of sufficient progress in the evaluation activities or failure to regularly attend the EDISS courses and mandatory activities can be grounds for suspending the payment of the scholarship.
5.3 The Student expressly complies with the procedures for handling cases of plagiarism as defined by the EDISS partner universities. The Student is aware that the partner universities do not accept plagiarism in any form and that the universities may and will use plagiarism detection software to identify possible cases of plagiarism. All cases of plagiarism shall be reported to the local EDISS Coordinator. If the Student has been found to have committed plagiarism, or they have shown other types of academic misconduct (such as cheating in an exam) the consequences (such as suspension or losing credits for the course) will be based on the policies at the university in question. Depending on the severity of the case, the Programme Board can decide to exclude the Student from the EDISS programme with the same economic consequences as described in § 5.2.
5.4 The grading scales for the universities are given below:
5.4.1 Grading scale (courses and thesis) at AAU and MDU A (5) EXCELLENT: outstanding performance with only minor errors
EVALUATION AND GRADING. At the conclusion of each course, the Course Director will take responsibility for the evaluation of your written work and/or oral presentation. At the conclusion of the Super Curricular Programme, the Summer Programmes Co-ordinator will provide you with details of the academic evaluation of your overall performance, including your written work. Grades will be awarded for each student in each subject area studied. Grades will be awarded on a scale of A (excellent) to D (lowest pass mark). The decision of the Summer Programmes Co-ordinator on grades, reached after consultation with appropriate course personnel, will be binding as to grades awarded by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Such decision shall be sent directly to each individual student.
EVALUATION AND GRADING. This instructor's tests and assignments covered the assigned materials and the emphasized aspects of the course. These tests and assignments were clearly worded.
EVALUATION AND GRADING. Subject to the School Act and Regulations and Article the application of consistent evaluation and grading practices including the pass/fail provisions applying to each student shall be under the individual professional autonomy of the teacher.