Your responses are reported anonymously and only made available after final grades are posted. Some key points to remember: You must be registered for credit or as a listener and have a Kerberos ID to participate. Departments determine which subjects and instructors will be evaluated.
Designate a subject as listener during registration. After registration, request listener changes through our Add/Drop application. An email notification will be sent to your advisor. He or she must approve your request.
Course evaluation means that students in a course convey their views on and experiences of the course. This often takes place in the form of a survey. Course evaluation reports refer to the summary and documentation of the points of view of both the students and the teaching staff.
As an MIT student, you have a number of grading options available to you. You may take an Advanced Standing Exam to receive credit or place into a more advanced subject level. Subjects taken as a listener do not receive credit, count toward any requirement, or appear on your transcript.
To audit a class, you must usually get permission from the instructor. Students can audit classes online for free through MOOC providers like edX and Coursera.
Auditing a course means taking a course offered by an institution for no credit or grade. You might audit a course (instead of taking it for credit) because of time, financial constraints, or the difficulty of material. Auditing usually gives you access to lecture videos, notes, projects, and/or assignments.
What is the cost of a WES evaluation? A Document-by-Document evaluation costs $100.00 and a WES Course-by-Course evaluation costs $160. If you require additional services, such as rush service, express delivery or a CPA Board Evaluation, extra charges apply.
Completed WES Evaluation Reports can be accessed through AccessWES, our secure online delivery system, or they can be mailed to you.
Asses Using a Rubric or Other Tool to Consider Basic Course Elements. ... Analyze Course from a Student Perspective. ... Assess Course Artifacts, Materials, & Feedback. ... Consider Level and Type of Student-to-Student and Student-to-Instructor Interactions. ... Results: Are Students Learning?
Beginning in sophomore year, “A” through “F” grades will be reported, with “D” considered a passing grade. See the Registrar's site for complete grading information. At the end of your first term at MIT you will receive both your official Pass/No Record grades and a copy of your unofficial “hidden” grades.
You will receive a grade of Pass or No Record in all subjects. P (passing) indicates a C- or better performance. No Record (NR) indicates a D or F. Instructors still submit standard letter grades online to the Registrar's Office.
Is your high school GPA good enough for MIT? The average high school GPA for admitted students at MIT is 4.17 on a 4.0 scale. (You can calculate your high school a GPA here.) This is a very competitive GPA, and MIT is clearly accepting students at the top of their high school class.
Reports are based on the most current prerequisites approved for publication in the catalog. Text-based requisites (such as "permission of instructor") cannot be measured by the system and are not included in reports.
Prerequisite reports help you identify students who are missing pre- or co-requisites for a subject. Some instructors use the reports to request meetings with students to discuss their background, and others simply ask students to drop the subject because they are not prepared.
I think we all know how shitty College Board is. At the same time, there is one entity who we can all agree is wholesome and legendary. Sal Khan!
This is my guide on how to succeed at living away from home, coming from someone who has attended boarding school and lived in a dorm since 14. As we get closer to the fall and the actual "holy hell, I'm actually gonna be in college soon," here's my advice on dorm essentials, roommates, bathrooms, life skills, and homesickness.
Hey everyone, it's me ( I say this as though you guys know who I am lol). I posted 3 weeks ago about how I have 3 months left to live because of terminal leukemia. og post for anyone who needs more context: Injustice_510 (u/Injustice_510) - Reddit.
I got into Oxford University for PPE [Philosophy, Politics, and Economics] a couple weeks ago and was ecstatic.
I just want to say thank you so much for the support on the last one. Seriously, I tried talking to my friends about and they replied with “LMAO”. Y’all are amazing people and I hope you know that.
The administrative staff for Course 9 are wonderful people and it’s a great chance to meet other people in Course 9 and Course 6-9 who you’ll eventually bump into in classes. Talk to other students, especially upperclassmen, in Course 9 about their experiences in a class before you take it.
Don’t write “Computation and Cognition” (and definitely don’t write “6-9”) on your resume if you worry about your unique major limiting your internship/job search. You can just write “Computer Science and Brain and Cognitive Sciences” or whichever of the two feels more relevant for the role. This helps clueless recruiters and outsiders make sense of what you’re studying. I’ve had a lot more success with this approach than going “by the book” and putting “Computation and Cognition” on my resume. You can always clarify the situation in an interview.
Like most of its peers, MIT didn’t have a computational neuroscience degree program for undergraduates. However, its regular neuroscience program (Course 9, Brain and Cognitive Sciences) stood out to me anyway because it included computational and quantitative requirements (specifically, 6.00, 9.07, and 9.40).
This page is a guide for course coordinators on how to write course reports for course evaluations.
NTNU has a template that outlines the minimum requirements for what a course report should contain. The faculties can, based on this template, create their own templates with extra requirements to cover local needs.
The course code, title and learning outcomes can most easily be found by searching the course database.