UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

Credit load in one Semester

Study load in one semester can be determined by individual ability and by looking at the students’ results from the last semester, which are measured by Semester Grade Point Average (IPS/GPS), or all of the semesters by Cumulative Grade Point Average (IPK/GPA).

Semester Grade Point Average (IPS/GPS) is counted as follow:
$GPS = \frac{\sum (KN)}{\sum K} = \frac{\sum M}{\sum K}$

Cumulative Grade Point Average (IPK/GPA) is counted as follow:
$GPA = \frac{\sum M}{\sum L}$

K = Number of credits taken in related semester
N = Weight of each subject taken
M = Conversion Value (K x N)
L = Number of pass credits

The following table explains the number of maximum credits that can be taken by students according to Grade Point Semester.

The Maximum Study Weight of student for regular program Table

Semester	Maximum credit that could be taken (Regular Class)
1	20 Credits
2	The distribution of subjects determines the Credit taken
3
4
5
6
7
8 and on wards	10/19/23 Credits

Example of Calculation methods of Grade Point Semester and Grade Point Average:

Table Calculation methods of Grade Point Semester and Grade point average

SUBJECT	FINAL POINT	WEIGHT	Credit	Conversion
English	A	4	2	8
Character Building	A-	3.67	2	7.34
Linear Algebra	B+	3.33	2	6.66
Discrete Mathematics	B	3	2	6
Entrepreneurship	B-	2.5	2	5
Algorithm and Programming	C	2	4	8
General Management	D	1	2	2
Introduction to Financial Accounting	E	0	4	0
T O T A L			20	43
Number of passing credits : 18 credits
GPS attained : 43 / 20 = 2.15
GPA attained : 43 / 18 = 2.39

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

Credit load in one Semester

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