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Week 4 Starting this week, courses dropped will appear on the student’s academic record with a W grade. Students may drop courses through Week 8 without special permission from the Provost Office. Week 8 Last week to drop a course without special permission from the Provost Office. A ‘W’ appears on the student’s academic record. Week 9 1. If a student drops a course starting from week 9 onwards, he/she will receive an F grade for that course. 2. Students withdrawing from the University after the eighth week receive an F grade. The Admissions and Registration Office notifies the instructor of the withdrawal. Weeks 9–10 Students register for the following semester. Week 14 (Last week of classes) In addition to the 14 weeks of instruction, a midterm week is scheduled halfway through the semester typically between the seventh and eighth weeks of instruction. Final exams are held during the two weeks immediately following the fourteenth week of instruction. Students should remember that no final exam will be given at an earlier time than was published; no student shall be required to take more than three final exams per day. After the semester ends, the Provost acts on academic probation and dismissals, and grades will be made available at the Admissions and Registration Office. Credit Transfer A graduate from another institution seeking admission for graduate study must furnish official transcripts from all former institutions attended at the time he or she files the formal application for admission (see General Requirements for Admission). A student who wishes to transfer graduate work must receive permission from the graduate advisor and must submit an application to the Admissions and Registration Office within two weeks of the first semester the student registers at ALHOSN University. Application must be made by completing appropriate form together with the courses syllabus and official transcripts. Only courses that have equivalent content to the course offered at ALHOSN University’s MBA program and with grades of at least ‘B’ shall be given credit transfer. Courses in the MBA Electives are not transferable. Courses that have been given credit transfers shall be noted ‘EX on the student’s transcript and the credit hours of these courses shall not be included in computing the student’s GPA. Forms Each graduate student should become thoroughly familiar with the forms required for his or her degree program. The Admissions and Registration Office website contains the forms in fill-in PDF format. These forms and their proper use are critical as the student begins, progresses through, and completes the degree program. The report of examination results is the only form not available to the student; the major professor or graduate dean will request this form from the Admissions and Registration Office at the appropriate time. Registration of Continuing Students All continuing students must register for courses within two weeks from the announcement date for registration according to the instructions and procedures established by the University. The actual dates of registration and other important dates will be announced by the University. Before classes begin in each semester, the student should notify the Admissions and Registration Office if he/she has/had a change of address, name change, etc Adding and Dropping Courses Credits The course(s) registered may be added or dropped within the first three weeks of the regular semester. Registered courses dropped during the first three weeks of the regular semester will not be noted in the student’s transcript. However students who drop courses from the third to the eighth week of the semester shall be given a grade “W”. Students who withdraw after the eighth week will not be entitled to a refund. 170
Minimum Workload The minimum workload that a student shall register for each semester is one course. This should be planned in a manner that the student will complete the program within the maximum period allowed. Continuous Registration All students must maintain a continuous registration each semester throughout their period of study. A student who does not register in any semester is assumed to have withdrawn from his/her program of study. A letter, terminating his/her study will be subsequently issued by the University. A student must register every semester to remain in the program. Global Knowledge with Local Vision 171
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Table of Contents MESSAGE FROM THE
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ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2012 - 2013
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DIRECTORY ALHOSN University, P.O. B
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UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW Philosophy ALHO
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ALHOSN University Organizational Ch
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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION Applica
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Transfer Credit Policy 1. Transfer
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10% of projected enrollment of the
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Denial of a request for a medical l
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made for the student, or masking su
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Grading System Letter Grades Perfor
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION Students shou
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Fees for Other Services Service Fee
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semester. An online “Academic Mer
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DEGREES AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS AL
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The University General Requirement
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FAS 101 Communication Skills (Engli
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This course examines major theoreti
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العلوم الطبيعية (FES1
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FES 240 Statics (3 = 2 + 1) Prerequ
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTER Overview Th
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BBA Elective Courses Specialization
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FIN 201 Principles of Finance (3 =
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MGT 100 Introduction to Business (3
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MKT 452 Consumer Behavior (3 = 3 +
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Dr Banchongsan Charoensook Assistan
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d. Analyze and integrate complex in
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Course Descriptions ACT 210 Financi
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Department of Management Informatio
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BMIS Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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Course Descriptions The Architectur
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ARC 311 Project Management (3 = 3 +
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Faculty and Teaching Staff - Archit
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BSCE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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CIV 313 Structural Systems II (3 =
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engineering management and their po
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Department of Mechanical and Indust
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PO-G: an ability to communicate eff
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BSIE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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Engineering Metrology, Quality cont
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IND 460 Product Design and Developm
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applications background, whose anal
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BSME Labs and Projects (1*) The cou
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