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LAB Rules: Grading Criteria

The document outlines the grading criteria and rules for a lab course. Students can earn up to 10 marks total for attendance, oral questions, completing the experiment with minimal questions, and filling out the answer sheet. Penalty points may be assessed for lateness or distractions. Students must attend during their assigned time slot and bring a printed copy of just the answer sheet.

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LAB Rules: Grading Criteria

The document outlines the grading criteria and rules for a lab course. Students can earn up to 10 marks total for attendance, oral questions, completing the experiment with minimal questions, and filling out the answer sheet. Penalty points may be assessed for lateness or distractions. Students must attend during their assigned time slot and bring a printed copy of just the answer sheet.

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LAB Rules

Grading Criteria:
o 5 marks for attendance
o 2 marks for oral questions
o 2 marks for completing the experiment without too much questions
o 1 mark for completing the answer sheet
The above grading criteria could be changed according to the point of view of the TA
responsible for your experiment.

Penalty points:
o -1 for entering the lab 10-20 minutes late
o -2 for entering the lab 20-30 minutes late
o -1/-2 for talking and disturbance

Students are not allowed to enter the lab after 30 minutes


Students are not allowed to attend an experiment in a time slot other than the announced time
slot for their sections.
Students must bring a printed version of the experiment answer sheet (only the answer sheet
not the whole experiment).

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