Faculty Handbookk on Academic Affairs.docVIP

Table of Content PAGES I. Academic Affairs Important Events Calendar 3-5 Teacher’s Academic Guidebook Academic Years 6 Credits 6 Student Handbook 6 Course Outlines 6 Office Hours 6 Teaching, Leave and Make-up Classes 7 Class Disciplines 8 Student Attendance Sheet 8 Rules for Students attending Class and Taking Leave 8 Students Attendance Regulation 9 Students Attendance Record 9 Course Evaluation 10 Revision Week 10 Course Auditing 10 II. Examinations Final Examination 11 Course Assessment 11 Submission of Final/Make-Up Examination Question Paper 11 Grading Scheme 12 Grade Submissions 13 Grade Score Alteration 13 III. Service Information Teaching Equipment Request 14 Printing 15 Stationery Requisition Procedure 15 Computer Laboratory Facilities Request 15 Request for Utilization of Classrooms 16 Pigeon Hole 16 Textbook and Reference Book 16 University IT Services 16 IV、Useful Telephone Number Department and Service Hours  Academic Affairs Important Events Calendar Teachers’ Academic Guidebook Academic Year An academic year will usually start from September each year till June of next year. Each academic year consists of two semesters. Each semester consists of approximately eighteen weeks, including 15 lecture weeks, 1 revision week and 2 examination weeks. Special or short courses might also be offered during summer vacation. Credit One credit equals to one credit hour of lecture per week. One credit hour is equivalent to approximately 50 minutes. (Example: With a 4-credit course, a teacher should complete 4 credit hours of lecture per week for a total of 60 credit hours for 15 weeks.) Student Handbook The Student Handbook is a very important and useful guidebook for all MUST students as it provides important information on all kinds of rules and regulations in which students should obey to. Teachers should take time to read it for information. Course Outline