credit points definition
credit points means an allocated number (usually 12.5 or multiples thereof) that represents the size of the subject, its workload and its contribution to meeting the requirements of a course.
credit points means product of credit hours and grade point obtained by a student in a course;
credit points means the number of credit points accumulated by a Consultant Quantity Surveyor, Professional Quantity Surveyor, Provisional Quantity Surveyor, Provisional Quantity Surveyor and Quantity Surveying Technologist through participation in the CPD Programme. “Forms “ means any Form as set out in Part One of the First Schedule: "Joint Test of Professional Competence Panel" means the panel appointed by the Board under rule 23D; "President" means the President of the Board of Quantity Surveyors appointed under section 3 of the Act; “Registrar” means the Registrar of Quantity Surveyors appointed under section 6 of the Act;’ "Secretary" means the person or firm of professional secretaries appointed by the Board under rule 10.
More Definitions of credit points
credit points means points allocated for successful completion of a subject. A student must complete a predetermined number of credit points to be awarded their degree.
credit points. (CP) means values credited to an individual course on the basis of hours allocated to lecture, tutorial, lab/practice, or home study in the European Credit Accumulation and Transfer System (ECTS).