MScEE - Master's Degree Course in Electronics Engineering - Rules and Regulations |
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German grading system The grading scheme applied by Hochschule Bremen (according to the Diploma Supplement) comprises the following levels: 1.0 - 1.5 = Very Good (Sehr Gut) 1.6 - 2.5 = Good (Gut) 2.6 - 3.5 = Satisfactory (Befriedigend) 3.6 - 4.0 = Sufficient (Ausreichend) > 4.0 = Fail (Nicht ausreichend)
The following table shows the conversion into
"European" grades
ECTS-Marking Scale
% of the successful examinees within the statistically relevant group Credits, assessments and exams
Credits - Credits in accordance with ECTS are allocated to each module: a module
comprises 4 contact hours and upon successful completion 6 credits are gained.
Assessments - In the course of the semester you will be asked to complete various kinds of assignments:
These assignments will be assessed and the grade may be part of the final grade of the module. If this is the case,
Exams - The examination of each individual module is always held at the end of each semester. Work required in an examination can be :
The grade of the exam will constitute the major part of the final grade for the module. In case you fail the exam (grade 4.3 and higher), it can be repeated, usually at the beginning of the next semester. The examination regulations state that a failed exam can be repeated once in general. For up to two modules they may be repeated twice. For the Master's thesis you will have 6 months to work on a project. This work and the results will be documented in a written part and presented orally in a colloquium. Both, the written part and the colloquium will be graded separately. The final grade, which will be documented in your Transcript of Records, is calculated as the average of all module grades (60%) and the grade for the Master's thesis (written part 25%, oral part 15%). |