Grading System employed
Effective Grading
Either pass or fail.
Qualitative Grading
| Grade | Definition |
|---|---|
| 31337 | Outstanding |
| 1337 | Very Good |
| 42 | Competent |
| 0 | Failed |
Method
Graded every month, the ceiled average is the final.
No Quantitative Grading system will be used.
The contributions will be evaluated according to the following directives:
Autonomy with which the work was done
- Low (was unable to progress autonomously);
- Competent (some autonomy but with blocking situations that required the
intervention of the mentor); - Very Good (very good ability to solve problems independently in useful time
with the mentor mostly focused on defining the next steps of the work); - Outstanding (is sometimes able to suggest surprising and valid alternatives to what was originally planned by the mentor).
Objectives satisfaction
- Low (haven't reached to the minimum objectives admissible for the proposed work);
- Competent (the objectives were reached though not entirely);
- Very Good (reached up fully);
- Outstanding (exceeded up the objectives set).
Intrinsic difficulty level of their work
- Low (relatively easy work, both from a scientific or technical point of view,
based on widespread knowledge); - Competent (work with some high complexity of details requiring more advanced
knowledge/expertise, either technical or scientific); - Very Good (relatively complex work, requiring a substantial knowledge and
technical skills, or resulting in some innovative contribution); - Outstanding (InSaNe).
Grade formula per month
Autonomy level
Satisfaction of objectives | Low Competent Very Good Outstanding
-----------+-------------------------------------------------------
Low | 0 0 0 0
Competent | 42 42 42 1337
Very Good | 42 1337 1337 31337
Outstanding| 42 1337 1337 31337
Grade from matrix above
Difficulty level | 0 42 1337 31337
-----------+-----------------------------------------
Low | 0 0 42 1337
Competent | 0 42 1337 1337
Very Good | 0 1337 1337 1337
Outstanding| 0 1337 1337 31337
Modules
N.B.: The following are the minimum averages in GNU social's Summer of Code, we will come up with a custom "transcript" for any interested student.
Web Technologies
Amount of time allocated to each module unit
| Designation | Time (hours) |
|---|---|
| Autonomous study | 80 |
| Mentorship | 20 |
| Project work | 46 |
| Total | 146 |
Assessment Components
| Designation | Weight (%) |
|---|---|
| Proposal | 80 |
| Proof of Competence | 20 |
Proposed Credits
1 Carnegie Unit
5 ECTS
Internship | Training
Amount of time allocated to each module unit
| Designation | Time (hours) |
|---|---|
| Internship | 276.5 |
| Autonomous Study | 93.5 |
| Final Report | 24 |
| Mentorship | 44 |
| Total | 438 |
Assessment Components
| Designation | Weight (%) |
|---|---|
| Practical or project work | 100 |
Proposed Credits
4 Carnegie Unit
18 Austria, Italy, and Spain ECTS
16 Finland, The Netherlands, Portugal, and Russia ECTS
15 Germany, Belgium, Romania, and Hungary ECTS