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Section 9
Examination
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Part 1
Course Assessment
58. Courses assessment is meant to assess the achievement of the students in a course. This
could be a written examination or by other means. The school must notify the students in advance.
The students must be assessed in all courses enrolled in each semester, except in courses
enrolled as visitors, withdrawn courses; or for the students who are on leave of absence.
59. To be eligible for the course assessment, the students must attend class regularly by
attending at least 80% of the study period of each course, except in the case of necessity and
permission of the course lecturers.
Part 2
Comprehensive Examination
60. The comprehensive examination for master’s programs, plan B is meant to assess
the knowledge integration of students. It could be a written examination, an oral examination
or both.
61. Students who are eligible for the comprehensive examination must have the
following qualifications:
61.1 The students have enrolled in all courses required in the curriculum.
61.2 The students have accumulated a grade point average (GPAX) not lower
than 3.00.
62. The program committee must arrange the comprehensive examination at least 1
time each semester. The school must notify the students in advance.
The regulations, conditions and procedures of the comprehensive examination are in
accordance with the university announcement.
63. The comprehensive examination committee must consist of at least 3 members.
63.1 The program committee chairperson is the chairperson of the
comprehensive examination.
63.2 At least 1 lecturer in charge of the program is a comprehensive
examination committee member. An external expert can be a comprehensive examination
committee member.
The appointment of the comprehensive examination committee must be
approved by the program committee, the school postgraduate committee, the postgraduate
committee and the academic council, respectively.
64. The comprehensive examination committee must report the results to the program
committee and the school postgraduate committee within 3 weeks after the comprehensive
examination. The result must then be reported before the end of the semester during which the
comprehensive examination occurs.