U of t arts and science registration handbook

Familiarize yourself with the steps to take if you experience technology issues during an online exam. If you are more than 15 minutes late to a final exam, you may not be permitted to write the exam and will need to petition for a deferred exam. If you bring valuables to an in-person exam room cell phones, smart watches, tablets, laptop computers, etc. You may place the bag with your items, closed, on the floor underneath your chair. Listen to instructions from your professor and exam invigilators carefully.

Alert your instructor or the invigilator if you have questions or need help. Know what to do if you face technology issues during an online exam.

Ancillary Fees : are associated with your program of study and related academic activities such as lab fees. Its purpose is designed to keep you engaged in disciplines that give you numeracy and literacy skills that can help you develop your knowledge within a range of fields. Electives : are required courses as part of your U of T degree. These are courses that are entirely outside of your program s of study. You may take part in other disciplines, as long as you meet the course requirements prerequisites, corequisites and enrolment controls indicated on the timetable.

Exclusions : some courses offered at U of T have content that is similar. If you notice that there is an exclusion to a course that you are taking, you are not permitted to take the excluded course for credit. If an excluded course is taken and successfully completed, only your first course will be counted for degree credit.

The excluded course will be considered as an extra and is not included in your GPA or as part of your degree requirements. This results in the removal from all current courses. Students who were on academic probation in a previous session should review their complete academic history on ACORN. Specialized Program Fee beginning in Year 2 : are specific to students who are enrolled in Computer Science except the Minor or Management programs. Students who are considering switching into either of these programs should carefully consider the financial implications of higher fees in their upper years year 2 and up.

Suspension : is a period of time you are prohibited from taking any U of T courses. If a student is unable to achieve a sessional GPA of at least 1. The first suspension is carried out for a 4-month term; a second suspension is carried out for months; a third suspension results in a month suspension. Students may be refused further registration if they are unable to meet the sessional GPA of 1. Unlimited Program : programs that do not require specific application criteria. Student Services.

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In the matter of taping lectures etc. For this reason, it is best to speak privately with any student you think may be contravening the policy so you do not put a student with a disability — or yourself — in an awkward position in front of the whole class.

In a lecture setting, even a modest amount of chatter can disturb everyone else in the room. Subtle classroom management techniques are usually enough to correct this: stop speaking momentarily, look directly at those chattering, wait for them to stop, then proceed. In large classes, it may be necessary to remind students and verbally caution the class. It is best not to confront such a student in front of other students.

Low-grade repeated behaviour may be addressed in a private conversation after class to point out that you are not finding the behaviour helpful. This is usually enough. If subtler techniques are ineffective, or if the behaviour is intensely disrupting, you can adjourn the class momentarily, ask to speak to the student aside from the class, and make it clear that the problematic behaviour disturbs the business of the class.

Direct the student clearly and definitely to stop the behaviour. If the behaviour persists or escalates, you can end the class session and consult your UG Coordinator. Notify your UG Coordinator as soon as possible. If the behaviour occurs outside the classroom setting, you should definitely alert your UG Coordinator to it. In such circumstances, it is best not to meet the student without another person present.

This provides a safer environment for the instructor, makes available another potential witness for anything that happens, and demonstrates that the problem has reached another level. The University has resources and policies to support you in dealing with disruptive students see Section 14 or students with serious on-going problems that make them a problem in your class. The Student Crisis Response team or Campus Police will intervene as necessary to assist you or protect the learning environment in your course.

If you run into a problem of this sort, it is always best to seek help from you UG Coordinator or other University officials. See Section 16 for contact information. You are allowed wide flexibility as a matter of academic professionalism in the way you manage term work — as opposed to final exams etc. University policy dictates that, after you have made your marking scheme available to the students in your course, you may only change the announced marking scheme in a course by the following procedures:.

Students sometimes find tutorials less than satisfying even though surveys show they want small-group experiences. Given the number of TA hours available to you in your course, it may not be possible to have your TAs attend lecture to better prepare them to relate your lecture material to their tutorial.

A number of best practices can help make your tutorials as effective as possible under the circumstances:. You may wish to review the Report on the Undergraduate Tutorial Experience for other suggestions on best practices. Good pedagogy normally includes providing students with regular assessment and meaningful feedback about their grasp of the material and their standing in the course.

While instructors are the best judges of what kind of assignment or test is most appropriate for their pedagogical objectives and subject matter, two observations may be useful:. See in Section 12 for more on academic integrity, including the Academic Integrity website.

With all assignments, you should be explicit about the extent to which students can discuss their work with, and help one another on projects or assignments. However, this is especially the case when you plan to have students work in teams. You should spell out clearly your expectations about teamwork and the proper limits of collaboration, as lack of clarity frequently leads to problems in an experience that can otherwise be very rewarding for students.

There are two reasons for this. Second, grading and marking are tasks governed by labour contracts in the University, and so marking and assigning of grades should be reserved to instructors and TAs, the only two groups designated for this duty under these contracts.

Allowing students to assign marks to one another opens the possibility of a grievance under our collective agreements. The important point to remember is that marking and the assigning of grades are the responsibility of the instructor and TAs.

If you are an undergraduate course instructor with an assignment that involves human participants surveys, interviews, etc. This includes assignments where other students, even in the same course, are the human participants. This is an expedited process and many academic units have their own such committee. Students are responsible for ensuring you receive their assignments on time. You should specify acceptable ways to turn in assignments and accept no responsibility in cases where students do not follow these instructions.

Your UG Coordinator can advise you of appropriate departmental procedures for collecting assignments submitted outside of class time many departments have a drop box with sign-in sheet. If you accept or prefer hard copy submission, you may wish to request students also submit an electronic copy, which will provide an electronic date stamp and a searchable version should questions arise. Students should always be advised to retain copies of their assignment and earlier drafts until they receive the assignment back.

Instructors using this tool can create an assignment in their Quercus course to which students submit their assignments electronically for analysis. If you elect to use the plagiarism detection tool, you must inform your class at the beginning of the course, include the following text in your syllabus, and say explicitly that the use of the tool is voluntary for students:. Those considering using the plagiarism detection should access the CTSI webpage on the tool and read the policies and conditions of use.

Students have the right to refuse to use it, in which case you must set other mechanisms by which they turn in assignments. You can design ones that are also meant to deter plagiarism; CTSI provides examples.

Again, see the CTSI site for further information. Timely feedback is part of good pedagogy. When additional time is needed to complete marking, the students should be informed of this. The longer the time taken before the feedback is received, the less useful that feedback will be to the student.

Assignments are the property of the students and must be returned to them in an appropriately secure manner. Advise students to retain all returned assignments until the course is complete and they are satisfied the final course mark has been calculated correctly.

Unclaimed assignments should be retained for one year before being destroyed. Marks on assessments should be explained or contextualized sufficiently to allow a student to interpret this feedback appropriately. In essence, students need to know where they stand in a course.

Marks are often thought to be self-explanatory; they seldom are. If circumstances do not permit more individualized commentary on assessments, an instructor should provide some general information to the class:.

Students appreciate such feedback on their marks, and explaining your marks clearly and fully will help you get the maximum benefit from the effort that went into the marking. Note: if you return letter grades rather than numerical percentage marks on assignments, you should anticipate questions from students for more precise information, since they are usually continually calculating and projecting toward their final percentage course mark.

A number of steps, some of them contentious, may make up the process of transforming raw scores into marks that are communicated to the student, and marks into the final course grade. A score is the raw number of points a student earns on an assessment; a mark is the result when that score has been calibrated to take into account the difficulty or ease of the testing instrument or the variation of marking standards among different TAs.

Calibration is a perfectly acceptable — indeed, a responsible — practice, since it is totally unreasonable to expect an instructor to design test after test at precisely the same level of difficulty, and TAs vary in their experience and judgement.

Calibration is the corrective process to ensure fairness in marking. Although it is a best practice to do some comparison marking when training TAs, it is probably unrealistic to do extensive trial marking of any given test to achieve a calibrated rubric before marking the whole batch. And so one usually does the calibration after-the-fact by taking into account past experience, the size of the sample and other relevant factors, and then uses this calibration to translate the raw scores into the marks students receive as feedback.

Calibration of test scores should be done fairly and equitably, and bear a justifiable relation to academic performance. However, this does not necessarily mean that calibration requires a linear manipulation i. A test might have been too easy to allow the best students to demonstrate what they know, or too difficult for the competent students to demonstrate a basic grasp of the material.

Calibrating to remedy this would be appropriate. Further discussion of particular methodologies and some detailed examples are provided in Appendix B. Instructors are advised to keep in mind that the Grading Practices Policy requires them to explain the method of calibration to students upon request, and so the method chosen should be clear enough to be understandable by a student and academically justifiable, i. Instructors are responsible for having in their possession at all times the most up-to-date version of term marks in their course.

TAs may mark assignments and update a marks database, but the course instructor should keep the master copy throughout the course, and collect assignment marks from TAs as soon as they become available, not wait until the end of the course. If you are using a grade book function on Quercus, or some other database for your marks, you should make back-up copies regularly and keep them separate from the master copy to prevent disaster. The Quercus team at the Teaching Technology Support office can help with this.

Occasionally, one finds that the distribution of term marks is trending unexpectedly and unjustifiably high or low. In sum, regular feedback through marked work designed to reflect mastery of the course material, properly calibrated and adequately explained, is what students appreciate, and they indicate this — or its absence — year after year on their course evaluations. All instructors and TAs these days get many requests from students to re-mark assignments or tests.

Marks appeals are not a subject for petitions. See Section Below is a full description of the various levels of an academic appeal as they relate to remarking requests. This process applies only to term work; appeals for re-reads of final examinations are handled directly by the Office of the Faculty Registrar. The Faculty assumes that you or your TAs put your best academic judgement into your initial marking of an assignment or exam.

However, the process is a human one and errors or oversights are possible, so you should be willing to correct them if they are shown to be legitimate. The Office of the Faculty Registrar will process a correction of a mistake in grading even if the course is over, as the Faculty is committed to ensuring that the student receives the appropriate mark. You may simply respond that the student may undertake an appeal if he or she thinks there are substantive matters that have been missed in the marking.

The administration of final examinations is the responsibility of the Office of the Faculty Registrar. There is one exception: final exams given in June at the end of F courses in the Summer are handled by instructors and academic units; speak to your UG Administrator if this is your situation.

Most term tests take place in your regular class space. If your regular classroom is inadequate for tests, e. Another option is to consider alternative ways of giving the test to achieve appropriate security and avoid the possible confusion for students assigned to a different venue than usual: if your test is multiple choice, you may wish to generate sets of tests that present the questions in a different order with a key to allow you to mark each version accordingly.

The Faculty has a number of rules for scheduling term tests outside your normally-scheduled class hours:. The student may be given access to a test make-up opportunity, as relevant. Or the instructor with the irregularly-scheduled test may allow the student to start early or finish late to accommodate the regularly-scheduled test, or the instructors in the two courses may work out a reasonable compromise by staggering the start and end times of both tests to allow the student to go directly from one to the other and not lose the full time needed for both tests.

In a multi-party arrangement, it is important that all parties be aware of any agreement between instructors and the student. Note: The instructor with the irregularly-scheduled test should be responsible for negotiating any arrangement that includes the instructor of the regularly-scheduled course; this should not be left to the student.

If you are conducting a formal test in your course, prudence suggests you prepare in advance for some possible emergencies, so at least you will know how to handle them and what to tell the class, especially if your class is large and TAs are invigilating. Some contingencies to consider are: a fire alarm, a disruptive or ill student, a temporary external disruption, a power failure.

How you conduct your term tests is left to your discretion. The protocols used by the Exams Office for final examinations may provide you with some useful guidance. They have been developed through long experience and your students may already be used to them:. A calm, orderly, secure testing room is the best environment for all concerned. Clear, definite instructions, sensibly enforced, are one of the best ways to ensure that this occurs.

You should also warn students about securing their personal effects during tests, such as purses, wallets and laptops. Such things have been stolen from test and exam rooms in the past, and so some reasonable protocol is advised that allows the students to protect their property but ensures no access to unauthorized aids, for example placing personal effects face down under the seat.

Managing your courses will be much easier if you have a clear, well-thought-out policy on excusable absences and any relevant documentation required of students, policies that you communicate clearly to your students in your syllabus.

You should apply these consistently and fairly; however, this does not mean you are not able to make exceptions in individual cases for legitimately exceptional circumstances.

There are some limits to the range of your own course policies, as will be explained below. They should not expect you or your TAs to re-teach them the material. A student who misses a test, lab or assignment deadline should come forward to the appropriate person in the course as soon as possible, and no later than one week after returning to class. Prudence suggests the student should notify the instructor by email if the absence is extended in this way. If the student does not come forward with one week, the instructor or the academic unit may consider a request to extend the deadline, but is under no obligation to do so.

You may require documentation of absences from class for medical, personal, family or other unavoidable reasons. You should publish your expectations in your syllabus. You should not expect to receive or give students the impression they must reveal personal medical information such as diagnoses, treatments, etc.

The Faculty does not insist you require medical documentation for absences; that is left to you as part of your course management. Any policy you articulate should at least cover the range of problems and circumstances any group of decently conscientious students might be expected to encounter, and you are entitled to expect your students to behave responsibly, especially if you tell them what you expect.

But there is no one practice that is mandated for all. Important Note : If you do require and collect documentation, remember that these contain sensitive personal information collected under FIPPA rules, and so must be treated as containing confidential information, stored securely for one year and then destroyed in a secure manner. Where possible, an opportunity to write a make-up test should be provided to students who miss a term test for legitimate reasons.

As the Faculty expects these best practices to inform most situations, it has formulated its make-up test rules in the form of general principles with specific exceptions:. It carries with it the obligation to accommodate religious requirements where doing so does not cause undue hardship to the University.

For example, accommodation normally requires that scheduled graded term work or tests conflicting with religious requirements be adjusted by providing similar evaluation on alternate dates.

A student may accept a lesser accommodation, but cannot be required to accept less than the Code obliges us to provide. Students are expected and may be required to give reasonable advanced notice of their absence, since the dates for observances are usually predictable. Instructors may handle the accommodation by providing the same test or a different test at a time that does not conflict with the obligatory absence.

In such cases, a late penalty is normally not appropriate. However, many instructors are willing to accept late work provided a penalty is applied to the mark.

If this is your intention, you must publish your late penalty policy in your syllabus so students can guide themselves accordingly.

Students will be expecting to hear your rules and expectations on late work, penalties, absolute deadlines, etc. You will find it helpful later if you can connect these to your pedagogical objectives in the explanations you provide at the beginning of the course.

This is particularly the case should you have an absolute deadline beyond which you will not accept work, even with a penalty. You may certainly make exceptions to your own rules, i. However, fairness to students usually includes appropriate consideration for those other students who have exerted themselves to meet your deadline.

Also, multiple extensions tend to create a pile-up of outstanding work for a student, and so may not be as helpful as the student thinks. A student encountering trouble completing assignments may benefit from some advising from a College Registrar or from the Academic Success Centre. Feel free to make a referral if the student appears not to be handling things well. You should normally limit such informal extensions to a date that allows you to still mark the work and submit your final course marks on time.

In extraordinary circumstances, you may grant an informal extension up to five 5 business days after the end of the Final Exam Period. When a term ends in December, the five-day count begins starting the first day the University re-opens in January. Extensions beyond this date must be requested by a formal petition as below in 8. When you have later graded the work, you submit an amended mark reflecting the marked assignment using the Amended Marks function of the e-Marks system. Consult your UG Administrator about this procedure for this, if necessary.

Note that instructors are under no obligation to grant such informal extensions. They are simply authorized to do so if they think an informal extension is warranted. If an instructor refuses an informal extension, the student may appeal by filing a petition for a formal extension. If a student requires an extension beyond the five 5 business days after the end of the Final Examination Period, he or she MUST submit a formal petition through their College Registrar.

Instructors do not have the authority to grant extensions beyond this deadline, but you may make a recommendation to your UG Coordinator about the petition if you so choose. The most stress-free approach to petitions for extensions, when you have denied an informal one, is to assume those deciding the request or appeal may have received more or different information from the student than information you have seen, and just accept their decision in that light.

Final exams in courses, i. The exception is June exams, which are handled by the department and instructor. The only exams and the few exceptional term tests see Section 2. There are no exceptions to this prohibition. See Section 2. The Faculty uses a standard covers sheet for final exams specifying the essential information, which is available through your UG Administrator.

Note that final exams must be either 2 or 3 hours in length. Consult your UG Administrator regarding any other issues or questions you may have about final exam specifications. This deadline is approximately 3 weeks before the beginning of the December Exam Period, 1 month before the large April Exam Period, and 2 weeks before August Exam Period. The Exams Office recognizes that such an early deadline often puts a heavy burden on instructors.

However, preparing the exam papers for reproduction, collation and distribution is a large and complicated project, and the consequences of error or problems during an exam sitting are very difficult to remedy. Your cooperation is appreciated in respecting these deadlines. If the deadline causes unusual pedagogical problems in your course, consult your UG Administrator about what accommodation might be possible.

Perhaps needless to say, you should proofread your exam question papers very carefully , especially for content.

Typos or miscues create great anxiety in an exam hall and diminish your reputation as an instructor. If you detect an error after your final exam text has been submitted, notify the Exams Office or your UG Administrator immediately so that appropriate notice of the correction can be conveyed to the various locations where the exam is being written.

Note that some students may be writing your exam away from the rest of the class. As per the U of T Grading Practices Policy , normal Faculty practice is to post the final exam question papers to a U of T Library website after a suitable period, for the benefit of students in future offerings of the course. The site is available to U of T students only and not published more broadly on the web. Note that the exam question papers are not forwarded to the Library for posting until the subsequent Deferred Exam session has passed, i.

If you do not want your exam question paper to be posted in this way — perhaps because good exam questions in this subject are especially difficult to create and you wish to re-use these in future offerings — you should contact your UG Administrator when you are asked to provide details about your exam duration etc. Therefore, we ask that such requests be made only when absolutely necessary. CPOs have final authority over logistics and process in the exam rooms, even if the course instructor is present.

Course instructors, or someone with designated authority over the content of the exam, must be in the exam hall or within contact to resolve any issues or questions for the CPO. Although it is unusual, it is permissible to require a minimum mark on a final examination for a student to pass your course, regardless of the other marks in various term tests, etc.

This requirement should only be used when there are relevant pedagogical principles at play, e. If you do have such a minimum exam mark requirement, you must publish it in the syllabus and include it in your Marking Scheme. Rules for the Conduct of Examinations , as they affect the students, are provided in full in the Calendar and enforced by the Chief Presiding Officers in the exam halls. Please note that late registration fees may apply if you wait to register for your courses.

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