書報討論-分析組

To acquire the following skills: - critical reading - preparing presentation - hosting presentation - asking questions - presenting in English

Seminar at undergraduate or Analytical Chemistry

Your grade will be determined by several factors: your ability to meet scheduled deadlines, the quality and content of your presentation grading by all analytical chemistry faculties, your participation in the course as a whole. Detailed evaluation criteria as follows: a. The base score will be calculated as the arithmetic average of the scores submitted by every faculty member present in the seminar. b. If a student absence within the 1× absence limit, 5 points will be deducted. If a student absence within the 1× absence limit, but he/she does not inform the coordinator and provides a valid proof of such absence, 15 points will be deducted. c. If a student has been absent in more than 1 seminars, 25 points will be deducted at the second and any subsequent absence (no deduction maximum is set for this part). d. Coming late by 30 min (or more) counts as absence, and is regulated by the rules (b) and (c). e. Coming late by 5 min (or between 5 min and 29 min) counts as coming late, coming late twice counts as one absence and is regulated by the rules (b) and (c). f. If a student has submitted his/her seminar abstract after the deadline, or the submitted material is unformatted, or have poor quality – up to 5 points will be deducted. g. If a student has not asked the minimum of 3 reasonable questions, 3 points will be deducted. h. If a student has asked more than 3 questions, 0.5 point will be added at the fourth and subsequent reasonable questions (maximum number of extra points for asking questions: 5; for example, 5 points can be granted to the students who have asked 13 or more reasonable questions in total).

Papers related to Analytical Chemistry (2017-2019)

地點

Science Building II R403

時間

Every Monday 15:00-17:00

聯絡方式

yhchan@nctu.edu.tw or #56531