Audit Course definition
Audit Course means a course opted by the students, in addition to the compulsory courses, in order to develop their skills and social responsibility.
Audit Course. (AUC) means a course which could be audited by the students across any programme in the college.
Audit Course means a Course Unit opted by a student out of Course Units for which the student is not awarded grades and does not earn credits.
More Definitions of Audit Course
Audit Course means a course attended without any liability of taking its examination.
Audit Course means a Course which the student can register without earning Credits (zero Credit Courses) and are not compulsory for completing the Degree Programme.
Audit Course means the course whereby a PASS is compulsory but does not contribute to the computation of credit hour;
Audit Course means a Course opted by a student outside his/her Scheme and student does not earn credits for the Course (This is also called a non-credit Course).
Audit Course means a course registered by a student for which the grade will not be considered for the CGPA calculation;
Audit Course means a course in which only pass or fail grades will be awarded;
Audit Course means a course taken for academic purposes, but the course credits are not included in the CGPA calculation. Students auditing a course must attend all lectures/tutorials/practicals and complete all assignments (mandatory pass) but do not need to sit for the final examination (if any). If a student fails to meet the audit course requirements, their name will be removed from the audit list. [Senate Meeting 144th Session No. 7/2016]