Dear Students,
Our announcements regarding the decisions taken regarding the method of teaching the 2020-2021 Academic Year Fall Semester courses, the principles of application of exams, and the effect of mid-term and final exam grades on the success grade are presented below for your information.
Considering the continuation of the pandemic process affecting the world and the risks and consequences of being in crowded environments; In order not to cause a dangerous situation for our students and their families, it has been decided to hold the 2020-2021 Academic Year Fall Semester courses online. As stipulated in the 2nd paragraph of Article 12 of the Procedures and Principles Regarding Distance Education in Higher Education Institutions, midterm exams can be held electronically, unattended, if desired; It is essential that the end-of-term exams and make-up exams are conducted under supervision, live or electronically, as per the provision; midterm exams will be held online in an unsupervised electronic environment; final and make-up exams will be held online in a supervised electronic environment; However, students who do not want to take the online exam, citing the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698, or who cannot take the online exam due to technical reasons, must notify the Faculty of Law Dean’s Office in writing 3 weeks before the end of the semester and make-up exams. It has been decided to offer them the opportunity to take the exam on our campuses.
As stipulated in the 3rd paragraph of the 12th article of the Procedures and Principles Regarding Distance Education in Higher Education Institutions, “The effect of evaluations spread throughout the process such as performance, project, homework, thesis and portfolio, and unsupervised measurement and evaluation activities on the overall success cannot be more than 40% in distance education.” In accordance with the provision; It has been decided that the impact of mid-term exams on the success grade will be left to the discretion of our faculty members, provided that it is not more than 40%.
We wish success and healthy days to all our students.
Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Law
