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When you start a unit you will be given a unit outline that tells you the kind of assessment you can expect in that unit. Types of assessment include exams, assignments, group work, oral presentations and class participation. Read the unit outline carefully so you know assessment details like due dates, weighting (how much the assessment is worth) and criteria (what your tutor/lecturer is looking for). The purpose of assessment is to ensure you meet the learning objectives of your course and to monitor your progress in reaching these objectives. If you find yourself struggling to meet assessment requirements, you should talk to your lecturer or tutor as soon as possible. You can also get help from QUT support services or the Student Guild . More about assessmentExams – everything you need to know about the examination process Academic performance – academic standards you are expected to meet and consequences of failing to do so Release of results – finding out your final grades Reviews and appeals – process to follow if you are unsatisfied with a grade or academic ruling |
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