STUDENT GUIDE
2016 - 2017
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Master course in
Location: Torino - Class: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (LM-28)ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING(change)
Academic calendar
Continuing students - Enrolling for years after the first: Personal Study Plan (PSP) and Annual Personal Study Plan (APSP)
The system of academic credits
Courses with pending exam and overbooking
Courses with precedence
Maximum number of credits in the Curriculum at the end of the career
Conversion of the APSP from part-time to full-time
Free credits
Tuition fees and enrolment fee
Attending the courses and taking the exams
Foreign language learning
Studying abroad - Mobility programmes
Transfers, internal transfers
The Final Examination for the Master’s degree (starting from the July 2017 graduation period) - NEW
Taking the Final Examination for the Master’s degree and deadlines
Enrolment in Master's degree programmes
Certificates, self-certifications and other documents
Interruption, suspension and reactivation of studies
Forfeiture
Career credit recognition
Enrolment in single courses
Organization of Politecnico and student representatives
Official communications, privacy and data protection
Glossary
Courses with precedence
You can choose the courses you wish to insert in your
Annual Personal Study Plan from the list of courses suggested
in the Curriculum.
As far as compulsory courses are concerned, you need to consider that some courses take precedence over the others. This means that, in order to insert certain courses in the APSP, it is necessary to insert the courses with precedence first.
The courses which take precedence over the others are listed in the Curriculum.
Therefore, before you make your APSP, you should read the section related to your programme Curriculum in this Student Guide.
In any case, the system running the operations prevents you from defining an irregular APSP in which precedencies are not respected, since it will provide a warning message indicating which courses must be inserted before the others.
As far as compulsory courses are concerned, you need to consider that some courses take precedence over the others. This means that, in order to insert certain courses in the APSP, it is necessary to insert the courses with precedence first.
The courses which take precedence over the others are listed in the Curriculum.
Therefore, before you make your APSP, you should read the section related to your programme Curriculum in this Student Guide.
In any case, the system running the operations prevents you from defining an irregular APSP in which precedencies are not respected, since it will provide a warning message indicating which courses must be inserted before the others.