Credit-module system. Test 1

How many years should you study at the bachelor's level using the credit-module system (if you do not fail with any subject)?

• 4 years

• 5 years

• 3 years

• 8 years

How many years can you study at the bachelor's level using the credit-module system (if you fail with one or more subjects)?

• 4 years

• From 4 to 8 years

• From 4 to 10 years

• From 4 to 6years

What does the term "credit" mean in the credit-module system?

• The minimum amount of time established by a regulatory document for a student to study in a classroom and independently, usually within one week

• Grade Point Avarage for all courses

• Credit of a commercial bank

• Credit to a friend

What can 1 credit be equal to in the credit-module system?

• 25-30 academic hours of study

• 25 academic hours of study

• 30 academic hours of study

• 30-40 academic hours of study

What can 1 credit be equal to in the credit-module system of our University?

• 25-30 academic hours of study

• 25 academic hours of study

• 30 academic hours of study

• 30-40 academic hours of study

For subjects in bachelor level of study, what proportion of the total academic hours can be allocated to students' classroom work?

• 40-50% of the total hours

• 30-50% of the total hours

• 30-40% of the total hours

• 50-60% of the total hours

For subjects in master level of study, what proportion of the total academic hours can be allocated to students' classroom work?

• 40-50% of the total hours

• 30-50% of the total hours

• 30-40% of the total hours

• 50-60% of the total hours

For subjects in bachelor level of study, what proportion of the total academic hours can be allocated to students' self-study work?

• 40-50% of the total hours

• 30-50% of the total hours

• 30-40% of the total hours

• 50-60% of the total hours

For subjects in master level of study, what proportion of the total academic hours can be allocated to students' self-study work?

• 60-70% of the total hours

• 30-50% of the total hours

• 30-40% of the total hours

• 50-60% of the total hours

How many credits should you receive in 1 semester?

• 30 credits

• 60 credits

• 20 credits

• 40 credits