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Presentation and Oral Examination in a Simulated Work Setting
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
End-of-semester examination - Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- End-of-semester examinationAssessments conducted at the end of the lecture period.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Evaluation Method
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- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Grade
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Lecturer
Student teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- Doctoral teaching assistantDoctoral students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- LecturerThe teaching staff member responsible for the course or assessment.
- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Doctoral teaching assistant
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Pair Assessment with Coach and Expert Feedback
Pair Assessment with Coach and Expert Feedback
- Cohort
- 66
- Course
- D-USYS: GIST - Introduction into Geoinformation Science and Technology
- Assessment
- Cooperative assessment
- Submission
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
Pair performance - Evaluation Method
- Pass Fail
- Feedback by
- Lecturer
Rule-based software
Student teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
Pair performance - Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Pair performanceTwo students are assessed together on their shared work and/or collaboration.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Pass Fail
- Evaluation Method
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- Pass FailAssessed on a pass/fail basis.
- Pass Fail
- Feedback by
- Lecturer
Rule-based software
Student teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- LecturerThe teaching staff member responsible for the course or assessment.
- Rule-based softwareAssessment systems based on fixed criteria, e.g. Moodle.
- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Lecturer
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Sustainability Team Challenge
Sustainability Team Challenge
- Cohort
- 149
- Course
- D-MTEC: Corporate Sustainability
- Assessment
- Cooperative assessment
- Presentation
- Professional simulation
- Submission
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
End-of-semester examination - Assessing for
- Group performance
Individual performance - Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Lecturer
Postdoctoral teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
End-of-semester examination - Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- End-of-semester examinationAssessments conducted at the end of the lecture period.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Group performance
Individual performance - Assessing for
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- Group performanceThree or more students are assessed together on their shared work and/or collaboration.
- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Group performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Evaluation Method
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- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Grade
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Lecturer
Postdoctoral teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- Doctoral teaching assistantDoctoral students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- LecturerThe teaching staff member responsible for the course or assessment.
- Postdoctoral teaching assistantPostdoctoral researchers assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Doctoral teaching assistant
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Hybrid Examination with automated Grading by Moodle Question Type STACK
Hybrid Examination with automated Grading by Moodle Question Type STACK
- Cohort
- 200
- Course
- D-MATH: Analysis I and Analysis II
- Assessment
- Digital examination with ETH computers
- Paper-based examination
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
Examination session (with revision period) - Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Grade - Feedback by
- Rule-based software
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
Examination session (with revision period) - Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- Examination session (with revision period)Assessments conducted after the end of the lecture period. The post-semester data indicates the number of weeks until the assessment takes place.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Grade - Evaluation Method
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- Bonus systemLearning tasks which have been completed and handed in can improve the total course unit grade by up to 0.25 grade points. Students can still achieve the maximum grade of 6.0 in the course unit even if they only sit the final examination.
- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Bonus system
- Feedback by
- Rule-based software
- Feedback by
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- Rule-based softwareAssessment systems based on fixed criteria, e.g. Moodle.
- Rule-based software
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Student-Designed Exam Question with High-Quality Solution
Student-Designed Exam Question with High-Quality Solution
- Cohort
- 244
- Course
- D-ITET: Principles of Distributed Computing
- Assessment
- Submission
- Assessment Timing
- Once during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Once during the semester
- Assessment Timing
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- Once during the semesterA single assessment across the term, e.g. a midterm.
- Once during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
- Evaluation Method
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- Bonus systemLearning tasks which have been completed and handed in can improve the total course unit grade by up to 0.25 grade points. Students can still achieve the maximum grade of 6.0 in the course unit even if they only sit the final examination.
- Bonus system
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
- Feedback by
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- Doctoral teaching assistantDoctoral students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Doctoral teaching assistant
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Digital Examination – Open Internet & Open Book Format
Digital Examination – Open Internet & Open Book Format
- Cohort
- 252
- Course
- D-ARCH: Energy and Climate Design I and Energy and Climate Design II
- Assessment
- Digital examination with ETH computers
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Feedback by
- No feedback option
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessment Timing
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- Examination session (with revision period)Assessments conducted after the end of the lecture period. The post-semester data indicates the number of weeks until the assessment takes place.
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Evaluation Method
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- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Grade
- Feedback by
- No feedback option
- Feedback by
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- No feedback optionStudents do not receive feedback in this assessment.
- No feedback option
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Group Assessment with Case Studies
Group Assessment with Case Studies
- Cohort
- 252
- Course
- D-ARCH: Energy and Climate Design I and Energy and Climate Design II
- Assessment
- Cooperative assessment
- Presentation
- Submission
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Group performance
- Evaluation Method
- Formative dialogue
Grade - Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Lecturer
Student teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Group performance
- Assessing for
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- Group performanceThree or more students are assessed together on their shared work and/or collaboration.
- Group performance
- Evaluation Method
- Formative dialogue
Grade - Evaluation Method
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- Formative dialogueFormative feedback, support and coaching are provided through dialogue.
- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Formative dialogue
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Lecturer
Student teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- Doctoral teaching assistantDoctoral students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- LecturerThe teaching staff member responsible for the course or assessment.
- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Doctoral teaching assistant
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Digital Examination with Molecular Structural Formula Editor (MOSFECCS)
Digital Examination with Molecular Structural Formula Editor (MOSFECCS)
- Cohort
- 400
- Course
- D-CHAB: Organic Chemistry I and Organic Chemistry II
- Assessment
- Digital examination with ETH computers
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Feedback by
- Rule-based software
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessment Timing
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- Examination session (with revision period)Assessments conducted after the end of the lecture period. The post-semester data indicates the number of weeks until the assessment takes place.
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Evaluation Method
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- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Grade
- Feedback by
- Rule-based software
- Feedback by
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- Rule-based softwareAssessment systems based on fixed criteria, e.g. Moodle.
- Rule-based software
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One-to-one Progress Meetings with immediate, individual Feedback
One-to-one Progress Meetings with immediate, individual Feedback
- Cohort
- 440
- Course
- D-INFK: Foundations of Computer Science
- Assessment
- Interactive oral assessment
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Formative dialogue - Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Student teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Formative dialogue - Evaluation Method
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- Bonus systemLearning tasks which have been completed and handed in can improve the total course unit grade by up to 0.25 grade points. Students can still achieve the maximum grade of 6.0 in the course unit even if they only sit the final examination.
- Formative dialogueFormative feedback, support and coaching are provided through dialogue.
- Bonus system
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Student teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- Doctoral teaching assistantDoctoral students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Doctoral teaching assistant
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Group Assessment with Competition
Group Assessment with Competition
- Cohort
- 472
- Course
- D-MAVT: Innovation Project
- Assessment
- Cooperative assessment
- Practical examination
- Presentation
- Submission
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
End-of-semester examination - Assessing for
- Group performance
- Evaluation Method
- Formative dialogue
Grade - Feedback by
- Student teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
End-of-semester examination - Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- End-of-semester examinationAssessments conducted at the end of the lecture period.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Group performance
- Assessing for
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- Group performanceThree or more students are assessed together on their shared work and/or collaboration.
- Group performance
- Evaluation Method
- Formative dialogue
Grade - Evaluation Method
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- Formative dialogueFormative feedback, support and coaching are provided through dialogue.
- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Formative dialogue
- Feedback by
- Student teaching assistant
- Feedback by
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- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Student teaching assistant
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Digital Examination with Project-Based Submissions
Digital Examination with Project-Based Submissions
- Cohort
- 500
- Course
- D-MAVT: Stochastics and Machine Learning
- Assessment
- Cooperative assessment
- Digital examination with ETH computers
- Submission
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
Examination session (with revision period) - Assessing for
- Group performance
Individual performance - Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Grade - Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Rule-based software
Student teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Continuous during the semester
Examination session (with revision period) - Assessment Timing
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- Continuous during the semesterStudents are engaged on an assessment project or task over a longer period across the term.
- Examination session (with revision period)Assessments conducted after the end of the lecture period. The post-semester data indicates the number of weeks until the assessment takes place.
- Continuous during the semester
- Assessing for
- Group performance
Individual performance - Assessing for
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- Group performanceThree or more students are assessed together on their shared work and/or collaboration.
- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Group performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Grade - Evaluation Method
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- Bonus systemLearning tasks which have been completed and handed in can improve the total course unit grade by up to 0.25 grade points. Students can still achieve the maximum grade of 6.0 in the course unit even if they only sit the final examination.
- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Bonus system
- Feedback by
- Doctoral teaching assistant
Rule-based software
Student teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- Doctoral teaching assistantDoctoral students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Rule-based softwareAssessment systems based on fixed criteria, e.g. Moodle.
- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Doctoral teaching assistant
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Digital Examination Involving a Large Student Cohort
Digital Examination Involving a Large Student Cohort
- Cohort
- 700
- Course
- D-MAVT: Machine Design
- Assessment
- Digital examination with ETH computers
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Feedback by
- No feedback option
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessment Timing
-
- Examination session (with revision period)Assessments conducted after the end of the lecture period. The post-semester data indicates the number of weeks until the assessment takes place.
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Grade
- Evaluation Method
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- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Grade
- Feedback by
- No feedback option
- Feedback by
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- No feedback optionStudents do not receive feedback in this assessment.
- No feedback option
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Examination in Moodle Using the C++ Environment with Code Expert
Examination in Moodle Using the C++ Environment with Code Expert
- Cohort
- 800
- Course
- D-MAVT: Computer Science I
- Assessment
- Digital examination with ETH computers
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Grade - Feedback by
- Rule-based software
Student teaching assistant
- Assessment Timing
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessment Timing
-
- Examination session (with revision period)Assessments conducted after the end of the lecture period. The post-semester data indicates the number of weeks until the assessment takes place.
- Examination session (with revision period)
- Assessing for
- Individual performance
- Assessing for
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- Individual performanceOne student is assessed on their own work.
- Individual performance
- Evaluation Method
- Bonus system
Grade - Evaluation Method
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- Bonus systemLearning tasks which have been completed and handed in can improve the total course unit grade by up to 0.25 grade points. Students can still achieve the maximum grade of 6.0 in the course unit even if they only sit the final examination.
- GradeThe grading scale goes from 1.0 to 6.0 in quarter grade (0.25) steps. The pass grade is 4.0, the maximum grade is 6.0.
- Bonus system
- Feedback by
- Rule-based software
Student teaching assistant - Feedback by
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- Rule-based softwareAssessment systems based on fixed criteria, e.g. Moodle.
- Student teaching assistantBachelor or master students assisting in assessment and feedback.
- Rule-based software