Grading and credits Sample Clauses
Grading and credits. 3.1. All institutions involved allocate ECTS credits to courses completed successfully. 15 ECTS credits requires on an average 10 weeks of Student’s work (including independent work).
3.2. Examination methods used in all universities involved in the EACH programme include: written and oral examination, practical tasks. Performance is evaluated according to the regular procedures and methods applied to all students in the universities involved. The Student must meet the requirements set for examinations established by the respective university where the Student is studying.
3.3. The following scaling table shall be used when transferring the grades: * Score 16 corresponds to A, score 14 corresponds to B, score 12 corresponds to C, score 11 corresponds to D, and score 10 corresponds to E.
3.4. Rules governing other matters of studies, such as registration to courses, requirements for thesis submission and defence, internship duration and reporting, etc. are described at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/EACH/study-regulations/.
Grading and credits. 3.1. All institutions involved allocate ECTS credits to courses completed successfully. 15 ECTS credits requires on an average 10 weeks of Student’s work (including independent work).
3.2. Examination methods used in all universities involved in the EACH programme include written and oral examination, practical tasks. Performance is evaluated according to the regular procedures and methods applied to all students in the universities involved. The Student must meet the requirements set for examinations established by the respective university where the Student is studying.
3.3. The following table shall be used if transferring the grades: Pass Good GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors C 12-14 3 71-80 Pass Satisfactory SATISFACTORY - fair but with significant shortcomings D 11-12 3 2 61-70 Fail Insufficient FAIL - further work is required F <10 F F 50 or below * Score 16 corresponds to A, score 14 corresponds to B, score 12 corresponds to C, score 11 corresponds to D, and score 10 corresponds to E.
3.4. Rules governing other matters of studies, such as registration to courses, requirements for thesis submission and defence, internship duration and reporting, etc. are described at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/EACH/study-regulations/.
Grading and credits. 3.1. All institutions involved allocate ECTS to courses completed successfully, according to the document “LIVE TU Sheets”, available and updated on the LIVE website: 15 ECTS requires on an average 10 weeks of Student's work, including independent work.
3.2. Examination methods used in all universities involved include the following: oral questioning, presentation, practice report, written examination, bibliography report, internship unwinding, report / thesis, digital productions (video, poster, software, wiki…) and other specific group works, as described in the document “LIVE TU Sheets”, available and updated on the LIVE website. Performance is evaluated according to the regular procedures and methods applied to all Students of the universities involved. The Student must meet the requirements set for regular examinations of each university.
Grading and credits. 3.1. All institutions involved allocate ECTS credits to courses completed successfully. 15 ECTS credits requires on an average 10 weeks of Student’s work (including independent work).
3.2. Examination methods used in all universities involved in the EACH programme include: written and oral examination, practical tasks. Performance is evaluated according to the regular procedures and methods applied to all students in the universities involved. The Student must meet the requirements set for examinations established by the respective university where the Student is studying.
3.3. The following scaling table shall be used when transferring the grades: Pass Good GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors C 12-14 3 71-80 Fail Insufficient FAIL - further work is required F <10 F F 50 or below * Score 16 corresponds to A.
3.4. Rules governing other matters of studies, such as registration to courses, requirements for thesis submission and defence, internship duration and reporting etc. are described at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/EACH/study-regulations/.