I nformationfor F aculty - Nova Scotia College of Art and Design

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This page shows the course description (from the Calendar), Prerequisites, Meeting times/days, Instructor and Instructor's Email (hidden here). My Class Schedule Here you can see a summary of your Teaching Schedule for a Term (enter SUBMIT) Evaluation / Grading NSCAD University uses a letter grading system for all undergraduate courses. The evaluation system you employ, including dates and values for all required critiques, exams, and presentations, is to be described in your course outline. 28 | P age
In accordance with the Collective Agreement, students are provided with Instructional Assessment Forms for each course. Instructional Assessment packages will be distributed late in the semester, and will include information for you and your students. Course outlines, academic warnings and other records relating to evaluation have become increasingly important in academic matters such as Grade Appeals and Appeals of Academic Policy. In the event that an appeal is made by a student in your course, you may be required to provide such records during or following your teaching semester. Grade Scale for undergraduate courses: Letter Grade Numerical Equivalent Grade Point Score Descriptive Term A+ 95 and above 4.3 Excellent A 90-94 4.0 Excellent A- 85-89 3.7 Very Good B+ 80-84 3.3 Very Good B 73-79 3.0 Good B- 67-72 2.7 Good C+ 63-66 2.3 Satisfactory C 59-62 2.0 Satisfactory C- 55-58 1.7 Satisfactory D 50-54 1.0 Marginal F (Fail) 49 and below Unsatisfactory Approved: AC January 29, 2007 Grade Submission Your rosters at the start of term are obtained from WebAdvisor. There are no online Mid-Term grades submitted. You MUST submit your grades online at the end of term using WebAdvisor. It is an extremely easy to use interface. You MUST have a NSCAD email account with login and password to access WebAdvisor. Please contact Debra Campbell, or Laurelle LeVert, the Registrar to obtain more information about WebAdvisor. Academic Warnings • Students who have made poor progress may choose to drop your course by the “Last Day to Drop”. This includes students whose names are on the Class List but who have not attended class. Please ensure that all such students have received a graded piece of work or a mid-term warning (with advice to drop the course) before the Last Day to Drop. • Academic warnings may be given to students at any point, and more than one can be given. Faculty members are requested to consult with the Division Chair on academic warnings. Students who have not completed course requirements due to matters beyond their control (such as serious illness, accident or bereavement) may be given the grade “Incomplete” which allows them additional time for outstanding work. The procedures and guidelines for Incompletes are to be discussed with the Chair or the Registrar before grading is completed. 29 | P age
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