Rules of the subject Computer Science I
- This class is divided into lectures and obligatory laboratory classes.
- Grading is done using a \(0\) to \(100\) point scale:
- \(60\) points for \(2\) lecture tests worth \(30\) points each,
- \(40\) points for laboratories (\(2\) tests worth \(20\) points each).
- A passing mark is given only, if a student obtained a minimum number of points, i.e.:
- 21 points from the laboratories,
- 31 points from both lecture tests Failing to achieve the minimum number of points results in a failing grade (2).
- In case a minimum requirements, outlined in point 3, are passed, the final grade is calculated as follows:
- 0-50: 2.0
- 51-60: 3.0
- 61-70: 3.5
- 71-80: 4.0
- 81-90: 4.5
- 91-100: 5.0
- A dead line for collecting points is the last day of the semester. After the last day of the semester the grade becomes final. There will be no corrections.
- Laboratory attendance is obligatory. Each absence needs to be excused, e.g. with a medical leave. Failing to do so results in deduction of \(3\) points.
- Laboratory groups are formed based on the dean’s office list enumeration.
- 1-12 room 120
- 13-24 room A3
- 25 and higher will be assigned to the additional group.
- During the last lecture there will be an additional, correction test worth \(50\) points.
- If better, the mark of the correction test replaces results of both lecture tests.
- To be eligible for the correction test:
- At least one of the lecture tests must be passed with more than \(50%\) (16 points).