2022-2023 A.Y.
Single courses for visiting students
2.
LESSONS
In addition to traditional lessons, teaching for mainly MSc courses may also include case study discussions, practical exercises for which students are asked to prepare beforehand and active class participation. Teachers can also assign individual and/or groups assignments, if necessary assisted by a tutor. Student workload is expressed in credit points. Each credit point corresponds to an average of 8 hours of classroom teaching activities. With reference to such activities include:
As for the innovations in the learning methods on use, using the computer is a compulsory condition to attend the lessons of some courses, therefore each student should be equipped with a personal laptop PC. For further info, see paragraph 1.7.1. Student's personal laptop computer. Last change 18/07/2022 10:36 |
2.1.
Attendance
Class attendance at lectures is not compulsory. However, it is strongly recommended, as it meets the proposed educational model designed to favor gradual learning, the active participation of students in class, and the creation of a dialog between students and teachers. Some courses may include attendance recording. Depending on the student's attendance, there may be different assessment methods for attending and non-attending students: when attendance is a decisive element for assigning the “attending” status to a student, the only method available for recording participation is through Attendance, the University online procedure. Last change 18/07/2022 10:37 |
2.2.
Class groups
The educational activities are organised into class groups. Each class group of compulsory courses is assigned a specific classroom. All students belonging to the same class group follow the lessons in their assigned classroom and have the same teachers. To facilitate educational activities planning (class group numbers and classroom capacity) students cannot change their assigned class group. The class groups remain the same for the entire academic year. An e-learning class group for a very limited number of elective courses will be activated. In the e-learning class groups, traditional educational activities in class are replaced, by participation in specific on-line activities, both asynchronous and synchronous. Last change 18/07/2022 10:52 |
2.3.
Class timetables
The general class timetable and relative changes can be viewable on the yoU@B student Diary and on the Bocconi website at www.unibocconi.eu/classtimetable *. After the initial enrolment to the University of the enrolment in the academic year the personalized class timetable and the daily timetable can be viewed on the yoU@B student Diary The start of lessons for the 2022-23 academic year will follow the schedule below:
*N.B.: Students are advised to always make sure that they are checking the information that relates to their assigned class group for each course when choosing courses. Last change 18/07/2022 09:31 |
2.4.
Suspention of lessons
During graduation days listed below, lectures for all courses and all programs are suspended as follows:
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2.5.
Teaching Assistants
For some courses, faculty members are assisted by teaching assistants, who provide assistance to faculty and students. This includes assisting students to understand the main topics of the course, case studies, projects and exercises and managing the online community. For information about courses and teaching assistantship (teaching assistants), the following document can be consulted:
Information regarding the 1st semester will be available by the end of September and information regarding courses offered in the 2nd semester will be available by the end of February. Last change 17/07/2022 18:58 |
2.6.
Student consultation hours
During office hours students have the opportunity to consult teachers. This gives students the chance to seek further explanations or clarifications of topics not fully understood during lessons. Last change 01/06/2022 08:00 |