The newly revised Military Training Program for College Students issued by the Ministry of Education and the General Political Department of the General Staff Department 1994 stipulates: "Military training should be a compulsory course for college students, included in the school teaching plan, and the training results should be recorded in the student files." "Military training is generally carried out in the first and second grades, and the time is 4 to 5 weeks."

The military course consists of two parts: military theory and military skills. Military theory teaching hours are 36 hours, with 2 credits; The training time of military skills is 2-3 weeks, and the actual training time shall not be less than 14 days, 1 12 class hours, with 2 credits.

The course contents include "compulsory courses (compulsory training)" (with *) and "elective courses (elective training)" (others are not marked). Schools can flexibly choose the content of "elective courses (elective training)" on the basis of ensuring the completion of "compulsory courses (compulsory training)" according to their actual conditions, but they must complete the total class hours.

Colleges and universities should carry out teaching, training and assessment in strict accordance with the syllabus, and it is strictly forbidden to reduce or occupy the teaching and training content and hours for any reason or way.

The assessment of extended information-based military courses includes military theory examination and military skill training examination, and those who pass the examination are counted as credits. Schools should establish and improve the rules and regulations of military curriculum assessment, and standardize the procedures, methods, standards and requirements for the implementation of assessment organizations. The military theory examination is organized and implemented by the school, and the examination results are scored according to the percentage system.

According to the test scores, homework, attendance and classroom performance, comprehensive evaluation. Military skill training assessment is organized and implemented by schools and training instructors, and the results are divided into four grades: excellent, good, passing and failing. According to the training time, actual performance and mastery of students, a comprehensive evaluation is made. Those who fail the military course must take a make-up exam.

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