Curricular conditions Sample Clauses

Curricular conditions. Period of study. The standard period of study is four semesters, consisting of three semesters of course work, and a master thesis that is usually written in the fourth semester. A standard period of two consecutive semesters is taken at the host insti- tution. This can either be the second and third semester (master thesis written at the home institution), or the third and fourth semester (master thesis written at the host institution). Required credits. Students are required to gather 18 credit points from KAIST and 60 ECTS from TUB. A maximum of 3 KAIST credits can be changed into ECTS, a maximum of 9 ECTS can be changed into credit points to ensure short study times, provided that both partner institutions agree to a student’s request. The translation factor is 3.3 ECTS/credit point. Course overlap. The lectures attended at both institutions must overlap only slightly. Major requirement. Students must take at least 60 ECTS or 18 credit points in Computer Science. (The translation factor of 3.3 ECTS/credit point applies.) Minor requirement. Students must take at least 18 ECTS in a minor subject. The minor subject must be distinct from Computer Science, with the minor courses forming an enrichment to the student’s studies (in particular, minor courses would normally all be from the same subject area). Students have to receive approval for their choice of minor courses from TUB. (For courses taken at KAIST, the translation factor of
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Curricular conditions. The following paragraphs state the curricular conditions. 2.5.1 The attended courses/lectures on both universities must overlap only slightly. 2.5.2 Students of SJTU choose two areas of study (Studiengebiet) at the beginning of the third year/fifth semester. Detailed contents of their study programs need to be approved by SJTU in advance so that there will be least overlapping with courses already completed at SJTU. For consultation at TUB students have to establish a personal contact to the professors, who are in charge of those areas. In those two areas students have to choose up to 40 SWS (60 ETCS) where 1 seminar (2 SWS) and one project (6 SWS) have to be included. Altogether, a total amount of 48 SWS (72 ECTS) is required during three terms. Thus, a sufficient number of additional courses have to be chosen additionally from other areas of study. The diploma thesis (Diplomarbeit) has to be performed in one of the chosen areas within 4 to 6 months. After two years of study at TUB, the students return to SJTU in order to complete their studies. In particular, a Master's Thesis has to be performed at SJTU. 2.5.3 Students of TUB move to SJTU after having finished their undergraduate studies (Vordiplom) within 4 semesters. To receive a M. Sc. degree SJTU demands additionally 47 credit points. Thereof 15 technical and 7 non-technical credit points are required for finalizing undergraduate studie.. The rest of 25 technical credit points are required for graduate studies The technical credit points have to be earned from "Major Specialty". As some of those courses have already been covered by undergraduate courses at TUB (Vordiplom) the following restrictions apply: Additionally, courses of the respective Master Programs can be chosen. To receive the M. Sc. degree from SJTU additionally a Master’s Thesis and one technical publication in a recognized magazine or conference is required. The acceptance notice of the publisher is sufficient. After finishing their Master’s Thesis at SJTU, students return to TUB to complete their studies. In particular, a Diploma Thesis (Diplomarbeit) has to be performed at TUB. All further details are handled by the examination boards (Prüfungsausschüsse) of the universities in question. Each change of the curriculum has to be agreed upon by both universities in writing.
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Curricular conditions. The following paragraphs state the curricular conditions: Both, Tongji students as well as TU Berlin students will spend one year at the host university. The courses in Appendices III and IV of the curriculum can be adjusted annually.
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Curricular conditions. The following paragraphs state the curricular conditions. 2.5.1 The standard period of study is four semesters. A standard period of two semesters is to be taken at the host university. 2.5.2 The students from KAIST and TUB are required to gather 18 Credit Points from KAIST and 60 ECTS from TUB. A maximum of 3 credits (KAIST) can be changed into ECTS and a maximum of 12 ECTS (TU Berlin) can be changed into credits (KAIST) to ensure short study times, provided that both the host and the home univer- sity agree to a student´s request. The translation factor is 3.3
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Curricular conditions. The following paragraphs state the curricular conditions. 2.5.1 The attended courses/lectures on both universities must overlap only slightly. 2.5.2 Students of SJTU specialize in one of the main research areas ``Analysis and Numerics´´ and ``Real Geometry and Algebra´´, or in ``Stochastics´´. Detailed contents of their study programs need to be approved by SJTU in advance so that there will be least overlapping with courses already completed at SJTU. For consultation at UKN students have to establish a personal contact to the professors who are in charge of the corresponding research areas. The students have to choose lectures and at least one seminar up to 10 hours per week in the first semester, and one lecture and one seminar of 4 hours per week totally in the second semester. A technical report on work on a topic for a Master’s Thesis (Master-Arbeit) has to be written in one of the chosen areas within 4 to 6 months. After one year of study at UKN, students return to SJTU in order to complete their master studies. In particular, the technical report has to be extended to a Master’s Thesis at SJTU. One of the advisors of the Master’s Thesis is the advisor of the technical report at UKN. 2.5.3 Students of UKN specialize in one of the main reserach areas ``Analysis and Numerics´´ and ``Real Geometry and Algebra´´, or in ``Stochastics´´. Detailed contents of their study programs need to be approved by UKN in advance so that there will be least overlapping with courses already taken at UKN. For consultation at SJTU students have to establish a personal contact to the professors who are in charge of the corresponding research areas. The students have to choose lectures up to 9 hours per week in the first semester, and one lecture and one seminar of 4 hours per week totally in the second semester. A technical report on work on a topic for a Master’s Thesis (Master- Arbeit) has to be written in one of the chosen areas within 4 to 6 months. After one year of study at SJTU, students return to UKN in order to complete their master studies. In particular, the technical report has to be extended to a Master’s Thesis at UKN. One of the advisors of the Master’s Thesis is the advisor of the technical report at SJTU. 2.5.4 A description of courses is given in an Appendix to this agreement. All further details are handled by the examination boards (Prüfungsausschüsse) of the universities in question. Each change of the curriculum has to be agreed upon by both universiti...
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