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concept of Higher Order Thinking Skill (HOTS) to assess the knowledge and skills of the
               learners.  Each  subject  must  at  least  have  three  varying  types  of  exam.  As  much  as

               possible, only the discussed topics shall be included on the test paper. For subjects with

               laboratory usually has a written test and a performance test. During midterm period, the
               number of points has a minimum of 80 while for final examination has a minimum points

               of  100.  (Lifted  from  the  IFSU  Code  Part  II  Academic  Manual,  Chapter  2  Academic

               Processes Section 2,2.2.2)
               Grading System
                                    At the beginning of the semester, faculty members should inform their

               students on the criteria for grading. This must have been included in the syllabus of the
               subject prepared by the faculty and approved by the Dean. Some aspects that can be

               considered  for  grading  are:  periodic  examinations;  term  papers;  projects;  oral
               report/presentation; and class participation. The following guidelines should be observed

               in preparing reports on rating:

                                    Grading Sheets should be computerized via excel, duly signed and
               submitted by the concerned faculty in triplicate to the Program Chairperson.

               Only duly registered students should be given ratings and this can be double checked
               through  the  official  class  list.  (Lifted  from  the  IFSU  Code,  Part  II  Academic  Manual,

               Chapter 2 Academic Processes Section 2, 2.2-2.3.9)
               2.2.    Grading System

                       2.3.1.  Guidelines

                            2.3.1.1. At the beginning of the semester, faculty members should inform their
                                    students on the criteria for grading. This must have been included in

                                    the syllabus of the subject prepared by the faculty and approved by

                                    the  Dean.  Some  aspects  that  can  be  considered  for  grading  are:
                                    periodic     examinations;       term     papers;      projects;     oral

                                    report/presentation; and class participation. The following guidelines
                                    should be observed in preparing reports on rating:

                            2.3.1.2. Grading Sheets should be computerized via excel, duly signed and
                                   submitted  by  the  concerned  faculty  in  triplicate  to  the  Program

                                   Chairperson.

                            2.3.1.3. Only duly registered students should be given ratings and this can
                                   be double checked through the official class list.

                       2.3.2.  The IFSU Grading System
                            2.3.2.1. The  faculty  is  to  compute  the  grades  of  students  based  on  key

                                   performance indicators set and properly explained before the class at
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