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SECTION E | INSTRUCTION
- SECTION EA | Academic Calendar
- SECTION EB | Alternative Methods of Instruction
- SECTION EC | Course Load
- SECTION ED | Instructional Resources
- SECTION EE | Instructional Programs
- SECTION EF | Special Programs
- SECTION EG | Academic Achievement
- SECTION EH | Testing
- SECTION EI | Academic Freedom and Responsibility
- SECTION EJ | Faculty Governance
- SECTION EK | Faculty Code of Professional Ethics
INSTRUCTION
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
GRADING AND CREDIT
Policy
GRADING
The grading symbols used at Navarro College shall be listed and explained in the current college catalog.
A system for determining the final semester grades for each course is to be developed by the instructor and included in the syllabus for the course.
Assignment of grades shall be based on an evaluation of the student’s performance. The evaluation will be designed to measure achievement toward the specified objectives of the course.
The student has the right to expect that examinations for grades be constructed in accordance with the learninng outcomes of the course, and that these learning outcomes be communicated in writing in advance.
CREDIT HOUR
Navarro College shall define a semester credit hour as a unit of measure of instruction consisting of sixty (60) minutes, of which fifty (50) minutes must be direct instruction, over a fifteen-week period in a semester system or the equivalent amount of work over a different amount of time in accordance with Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board rules and regulations.
COURSE CREDIT
Navarro College shall grant course credit according to the guidelines established
by the State of Texas. Credit will be awarded for course work taken on a noncredit
basis only when there is documentation that the noncredit course work is equivalent
to a designated credit experience.
Procedures shall be published that include criteria for evaluating, awarding, and
accepting credit for transfer, experiential learning, credit by examination, and advanced
placement.
Date Issued: January 22, 2015