Caspian public university academic policy

Theoretical training is part of the educational program, which includes the study of general education, basic and profiling disciplines cycles according to standard curricula, disciplines of state compulsory, socio-communicative and professional modules - according to the main curriculum.

78.	Transcript is Document containing a list of mastered disciplines and (or) modules, and other types of training work for the respective training period, indicating credits and assessments.
79.	Tutor is a teacher acting as an academic consultant to a student in the development of a specific discipline and/or module.
80.	Academic training is a type of professional practice conducted after the 1-2 courses, during which the educational and practical content of the educational process is combined at the very beginning of the formation of the future specialist in any basic disciplines. The main purpose of the practice is to acquire one-sided professional skills through independent practice. It is conducted on the bases of practice and is of an introductory nature.
81.	Student’s learning achievements are knowledge, abilities, skills and competences of students acquired by them in the course of training and reflecting the reached level of development of the personality.
82.	Study guide (SG) is a document consisting of a syllabus, a brief conception of lectures, tasks for laboratory, practical and seminar classes, tasks for IWS, training and practical material for independent work on topics and types of classes (cases, task collections, articles for analysis, etc.), cards of methodological support of discipline.
83.	Curriculum is educational document, developed on the basis of the Classifier of Specialties of Higher and Postgraduate Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, regulating the structure and scope of the educational program according to the cycles of disciplines, indicating the list and minimum amount of credits of disciplines of the mandatory component and all types of practices, final assessment, which is accumulative and approved by the university Board of Studies.
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