Exams
Exams; There are eight types of midterm examinations, make-up exams, final examinations, make-up exams, summer school final exams, additional exams, exemption exams and single exams. Exams; written, oral and / or practical. Students who can not take a midterm exam due to health, natural disaster and other excuses accepted by the relevant board of directors; they must submit their medical reports or other excuse documents to the faculty / college secretariat within three days by mail, within one week, for the acceptance of their excuse. The report or other excuse documents shall be lodged in the first relevant governing body to be held. There is no make-up examination for make-up and make-up exams.
Students who do not attend classes in the semester are given a DVZ grade and their list is announced by the department head before the final exam. These students can not take the final exam.
The grades of the course, which is calculated according to the previously announced principles together with the midterm and final exam results, are announced to the students by the relevant instructor and are recorded in the lists on the internet within the periods specified in the academic calendar. An example of these lists is submitted to the department chair for signing.
At the end of the final exams, students who fail to take FD grades from some courses may take the makeup exams of these courses. The make-up exam is a two-week course after the final exam.
The student can not take the course he / she took for the makeup exam in summer education. When the student who participated in the make-up examination determines the success grade of the course, the make-up exam grade is used instead of the final grade. Any course can not enter the student makeup exam, which does not have the right to take the final exam. Semester examinations, make-up examinations and additional examinations are held within the periods specified in the academic calendar accepted by the Senate.
Principles of grading and conditions of success
Old regulation students; midterm and final exam grades are taken into consideration in the course schedule presented by the lecturer at the beginning of the semester at the beginning of the semester and the achievement score and letter grades of the course are evaluated.
The letter grades and coefficients corresponding to the achievement scores are determined as follows:
Success Point Letter Rating Coefficient Achievement Grade Not Included Notes
90-100 AA 4.0 Well YT Adequate
85- 89 BA 3.5 Good-Fair YZ Insufficient
80- 84 BB 3.0 Good
75- 79 CB 2.5 Moderate-Good
65-74 CC 2.0 Medium
60-64 DC 1.5 Pass-through
55- 59 DD 1.0 Pass
45- 54 FD 0.5 Not Applicable - Weak
44 and below FF 0 Very Poor
EKS 0 / Missing
DVZ 0 / Not Applicable
MEKS 0 / Excuseful missing
The new regulation students; midterm and final exam grades are taken into consideration in the course schedule presented by the lecturer at the beginning of the semester at the beginning of the semester and the achievement score and letter grades of the course are evaluated.
The letter grades and coefficients corresponding to the achievement scores are shown in the following table:
Success Point Letter Noto Coefficient Success Grade
90-100 AA 4.00 Pekiyi
85- 89 BA 3.50 Good-Fair
80-84 BB 3.25 Good
70- 79 CB 3.00 Moderate-Good
60-69 CC 2.50 Medium
55- 59 DC 2.25 Pass-through
50- 54 DD 2.00 Pass
40-49 FD 1.50 does not pass
39 and lower F 0 / Not applicable
EKS 0 / Missing
DVZ 0 / Not Applicable
MEKS 0 / Excuseful missing
MUAF 0 / sufficient
Notes Not Average
YT Adequate
YZ Insufficient
To succeed in a dersten, the grade of the course must be at least DD or higher.