Workload and credits

The consideration of credits obtained by students is assessed based on the type of courses that are divided into theory, practice, and seminars. Credit point (SKS) is the amount of time for learning activities that are charged to students per week per semester in the learning process through various forms of learning or the amount of recognition for student business achievements in participating in curricular activities. in a study program. Credit points for the academic process are determined based on the workload which includes three types of activities per week. Each credit of theory courses consists of 50 minutes of direct learning process meetings (per week per semester), 60 minutes of structured assignments (per week per semester), and 60 minutes of self-study (per week per semester). For practical courses and seminars, each credit consists of 100 minutes of face-to-face meetings (per week per semester) and 60 minutes of structured assignments (per week per semester).