Minimum credits per semester = total credits /2× (standard academic system +2) At the same time, the credits per semester shall generally not exceed the maximum credits specified in the professional teaching plan. If there is over-selection after approval, which part will be over-selected? According to the relevant regulations, the over-election fee will be charged. The general calculation method of maximum credits per semester is: maximum credits per semester = total credits /2× (standard academic system-1).
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The so-called credit is the calculation unit of study time in colleges and universities. Students can't graduate until they read enough credits. The calculation method of the credits of each specialized course in the self-study examination of higher education is uniformly stipulated as follows: refer to the teaching hours of the corresponding courses in full-time colleges and universities, as well as the prescribed hours of homework and the position of each course in the examination plan;
A course that teaches 1 class hour every week for one semester and requires about 2 class hours of homework is designated as 1 credit; That is, the content of 17 weeks (or 18 weeks) is 1 credit. If the required number of homework hours is less than 2 hours, the academic performance will be appropriately reduced. On this basis, according to the position of the course in the examination plan, improve or reduce the academic performance appropriately.
According to the above calculation method, the self-taught college (basic course) graduation total credits are generally not less than 70 credits, and the undergraduate (excluding graduation thesis and graduation design) total credits are set to 125 to 140 credits.
How many credits a course needs is calculated according to the teaching requirements of the course and the teaching hours required by the proportion of the course in the total teaching plan of the major. Self-taught examination refers to the calculation method of credits in colleges and universities to specify the number of credits in each course. So the credits of different courses in a major may be the same or different.
For example, in the computer information management (undergraduate) major, China's revolutionary history and philosophy are 4 credits, and advanced mathematics is 9 credits.