Grade Evaluation
Note Evaluation

Success Note:
The scores obtained from the exams are evaluated over 100 and the achievement score is determined. The achievement status of a field is determined by the achievement grade. Passing grade is determined by evaluating together with the grade achieved in the course of the semester success in studies during the semester final exam at the end of the semester with the notes provided. Studies carried out within the semester; fieldwork, application, homework, project, internship, workshop, seminar, laboratory and so on. In the case that the student's grade is determined within the semester, these studies may be evaluated together with a midterm exam in the final week of the semester specified in the academic calendar. The overall score of the general examination may be at least 40% and at most 60%. Mid-term grade and the impact of rates and student's overall grade exam application form to be considered successful semester of study, students are announced in the first two weeks of the semester by the course instructors responsible.
A relative evaluation system is used to calculate the success grade. Relative evaluation takes into account the arithmetic mean and statistical distribution of the course achievement scores of all students taking the course. The practice of the relative evaluation system is determined by the Senate.
Course grades and coefficients are determined as follows:
Achievement Grades (with letters) Coefficients
AA 4,00
BA 3,50
BB 3,00
CB 2,50
CC 2,00
DC 1.50
DD 1,00
FD 0.50
FF 0.00
From Success Notes;
a) Q: Successful in non-credit courses,
b) U: Failed in non-credit courses,
c) P: Yearly courses are successful at the end of the first semester,
d) EX: Successful exemption from the university,
e) NI: grades of courses not participating in the weighted average,
f) NA: Failed because of not attending the course and / or not fulfilling the application condition and not having the right to enter the general exams,
g) T: Transferred course is defined as grade.
A student who has taken one of the grades AA, BA, BB, CB, CC, S and EX is deemed to have completed the course. DC or DD grade students from one or several courses in the academic semester course taken as the average of all registered course to course registration form by typing 2.00 and that on the course / courses are considered successful.
T grade; from other departments of the university or students who transfer from another university, and they have taken previously on the proposal equivalence department head of the faculty / school board accepted given to students. They do not participate in the academic grade average calculations.
Academic average
Success of students; the semester is determined by calculating the academic average and general academic averages. The multiplication of the credit of a course and the coefficient of that grade of success grade gives the weighted grade of that course.
The semester academic average is calculated by dividing the total of the weighted points of the courses taken in that semester in the course plan by the sum of the credits of the courses. Annual courses are included in the spring semester average.
Overall academic average grade of student learning time he had to take all the courses that will be calculated on the basis of the total weighted scores calculated by dividing the total credits of courses taken.
While the academic average is being calculated, two digits after the curfew are taken. When the third digit after the conviction is 5 or greater, the second digit is incremented by one.
The courses taken in the S and T grades are not taken into account in the academic average calculations, although they are included in the education program with minor and double major courses. If there are lessons that the teacher repeats, the most recent grade from those courses is included in the academic average.
Students can take the courses they take DD, DC and CC grades to raise their academic average if they want to. The latest grade they receive from these courses is included in the academic average.
Latest Update:22.11.2017