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Academic regulations are prepared as a guide for students while studying at ITS. Academic regulations contain education programs, new student admissions, matriculation, curriculum, evaluation of learning, academic activities, non-academic activities, study leave, academic cooperation, foreign students and rules and manners in ITS.
Practical work is one of the compulsory activities for ITS Mathematics undergraduate program students. The practical work has 2 credits, which is equivalent to the work in the industry for 1 (one) month. Practical work form can be downloaded at the following link: Download
Students who take the Final Project must take the Finial Project Proposal Seminar first, if they are declared eligible to continue then the student can do the Final Project. For further information please click download
Final Project is a course which has 6 credits that must be taken by every ITS Mathematics student as a condition to complete a Bachelor's degree and get a Bachelor of Mathematics Science degree. The Final Project goal is the students are able to explain, analyze and apply all educational experiences based on basic courses and choices in the areas of expertise they are interested in. For further information please click download
Students who take the Thesis must take the Thesis Proposal Seminar first, if they are declared eligible to continue then students can work on the Thesis. For further information please click download
The thesis is a 6 credits course that must be taken by every ITS Mathematics student as a condition to complete Master’s degree and get a Master of Science in Mathematics. Download a complete guide to the master's student graduation download
This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is intended to provide an official channel for students wishing to appeal the grade they received in a course. This process involves coordination between the student, the instructor-in-charge, and the Department Head to ensure objective and transparent handling.
This SOP aims to provide guidelines for the implementation of the credit transfer process for students of the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics, ITS, starting from the submission and verification of documents, determination of courses eligible for conversion through the Ad Hoc Committee Meeting, assessment of activity outcomes, to the entry of grades into the academic system
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