MODULE DESCRIPTIONS Using DMIS Online Book of Modules, generate a report containing ALL modules in the programme (i.e. new modules and any existing modules). Attach the DMIS module report as an Appendix, ensuring that the programme title is included. Procedures to generate DMIS reports may be found in the DMIS Guidelines . If you have any queries regarding the DMIS On-line Book of Modules contact APAR (Ext. 2863/2782/3598). Have you attached the relevant DMIS report from the Book of Modules? Yes No WORKLOAD BALANCE Provide a summary of the workload balance on the programme (i.e. number of credits taken per semester). Note: A maximum of 40 credits may be examined by formal written paper in any one semester, thus excluding modules assessed completely by continuous assessment and project modules. Where there is a choice of elective modules, students should not be able to register for more than 40 credits in any one semester. Modules that are taught across both semesters should notionally be allocated equally to each for this purpose. MARKS AND STANDARDS The Examinations Officer is responsible for providing guidance on the practical implications of proposed changes to Marks and Standards. Siobhan Cusack, the Examinations Officer, (Ext. 2405/) must be contacted. Any queries specific to Marks and Standards for ACE programmes should be directed to Lyndsey El Amoud (). See for a template to be completed for Marks and Standards. Have you attached the completed Marks and Standards template? Yes No
MODULE DESCRIPTIONS Using DMIS Online Book of Modules, generate a report containing ALL modules in the programme (i.e. new modules and any existing modules). Attach the DMIS module report as an Appendix, ensuring that the programme title is included. Procedures to generate DMIS reports may be found in the DMIS Guidelines . If you have any queries regarding the DMIS On-line Book of Modules contact APAR (Ext. 2863/2782/3598). Have you attached the relevant DMIS report from the Book of Modules? Yes No WORKLOAD BALANCE Provide a summary of the workload balance on the programme (i.e. number of credits taken per semester). Note: A maximum of 40 credits may be examined by formal written paper in any one semester, thus excluding modules assessed completely by continuous assessment and project modules. Where there is a choice of elective modules, students should not be able to register for more than 40 credits in any one semester. Modules that are taught across both semesters should notionally be allocated equally to each for this purpose. MARKS AND STANDARDS The Examinations Officer is responsible for providing guidance on the practical implications of proposed changes to Marks and Standards. Siobhan Cusack, the Examinations Officer, (Ext. 2405/) must be contacted. Any queries specific to Marks and Standards for ACE programmes should be directed to Lyndsey El Amoud (). See for a template to be completed for Marks and Standards. Have you attached the completed Marks and Standards template? Yes No