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Format of the letter with practical assignment presentation



The gate to present practical assignments: ntuu.kpi@ukr.net

Example
Subject: Marko Gnat, Group #TB-61, Variant #1, PA #2
Message
________________________________________________
Attachments:   Assignment1.js, Screenshot1.png, Screenshot2.png


Important details
1. English language is the official language of communication.
2. Deadline for presenting results comes in two weeks starting from the date when the assignment was claimed. The assignment having results sent after the deadline is automatically treated as Failed.
3. E-mail channel is the way of presenting results. Use auditorium classes to clarify questions.
4. Plagiarism
Plagiarism includes collaboration between students as evidenced by structure, sources or short blocks of copied text (including copied text subjected to minor linguistic changes) or similar bibliographies. Plagiarism goes across the values of NTUU KPI student scientific society. The assignment with elements of plagiarism is treated as Failed without option to resubmit the assignment.
Send unfinished assignment showing the act attempt. Unfinished assignment brings points proportionally to the extent of completion.
5. Credit module assessment:
• Attending lectures: 6 points
• Practical assignments: 44 points
• Exam: 50 points

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