Chapter I General Principles

Article 1 Students who take an active part in academic competitions, scientific and technological innovation, social practice and campus cultural and sports activities organized by the school and have made certain achievements can obtain a certain amount of innovative quality extension credits after examination and confirmation according to certain procedures.

Article 2 During their study in school, students must obtain more than 6 (including 6) innovative quality extension credits in addition to completing compulsory courses, elective courses and pre-graduation classroom practice.

Innovation credits mainly refer to credits obtained by participating in various disciplines and scientific and technological competitions at all levels, participating in or presiding over scientific research projects, publishing academic papers, obtaining invention patents, participating in open laboratory activities, participating in innovation and entrepreneurship training programs, attending classes or lectures, etc.

Quality development credits mainly refer to credits obtained by participating in various cultural competitions at all levels, listening to cultural classes or giving cultural lectures, publishing articles, participating in social practice activities, and obtaining various skills qualification certificates.

Chapter II Innovation and Quality Development Credit Identification Standards

Article 3 Criteria for determining innovative credits

1. Individuals or collectives participate in various disciplines and science and technology competitions organized by government departments, professional societies, trade associations and social organizations (including sports, music, art, journalism and communication students participating in various cultural and sports competitions).

(1) If you have won the national third prize or excellent prize and above (including international level), add 6 credits; Those who are recommended by the school to participate in the national competition and have passed at least the first-class schedule but have not won the prize will be credited with 2 credits.

(2) won the first prize at the provincial level and above for 6 credits, the second prize for 4 credits, and the third prize or the excellent prize for 2 credits. The school will report that it participated in the provincial competition and passed at least the first-class schedule but did not win the prize. 1 credit.

(3) Those who have won the first prize at or above the school level will get 4 credits, the second prize will get 2 credits, and the third prize or excellent prize will get 1 credit. Those who have signed up for the school-level competition and passed at least the first-level competition but have not won the prize will get 0.5 credit.

(4) Won the first prize and above, 0.5 credits, 0.4 credits for the second prize, 0.3 credits for the third prize or the excellent prize, and 0.2 credits for the contestants.

If competition prizes are set according to ranking, 1-3 people refer to the first prize, 4-6 people refer to the second prize, and 7- 10 people refer to the third prize. The same project in different levels of competition, with the highest level of winning points; In the same project at the same time won the individual award and collective award, according to the high score award score; Points can be accumulated for winners of different events in the same competition at the same time.

Participate in various pre-competition professional training organized by schools or colleges, and record 1 credit every 8 hours, with a limit of 2 credits (plus points for certificates).