Summer school
Software Engineering students wishing to take summer school at other universities may take courses not offered in our department at other universities. For common courses offered by other departments at our university, you must first take them from your home university, as per the guidelines. Students wishing to take summer school at other universities must complete the attached petition. (In the petition, you must include the course information offered in your home university's curriculum for the Course in the Curriculum, and the course information you wish to take from another university for the Equivalent Course.)
-The petition you filled out,
-your transcript,
- the course contents of the course or courses you will take from the host university,
-the host university's summer school academic calendar and
-the course curriculum of the host university
You must submit your application to your advisor's email address. After receiving your advisor's approval, you must submit the originals of the documents listed above to the department head. The board will determine the appropriateness of the courses you will take.
According to undergraduate education and examination regulations, you can take a maximum of five courses, not exceeding 32 hours per week. Detailed information about summer school courses can be found in the relevant articles of our university's examination regulations and summer school regulations, which can be found at the links below. Important points are listed below. After you submit an email, your application will be evaluated and you will be notified. You must then submit a signed copy of your petition to our department via courier or in person. For more detailed information, please contact your advisors via email.
Article 10-(2) A student may take a maximum of five courses in summer school, not exceeding the total of 16 weekly course hours during the regular term (32 weekly course hours during summer school). It is appropriate for a student to take only one of the vocational practical courses exceeding 16 hours.
(3) A student may participate in a summer school offered at a university as many times as they wish, in accordance with the principles set forth in paragraph 2 of this article. If a student participates in a summer school offered at another higher education institution, they may receive up to 20 percent of the total credits required for graduation during their studies at that institution.
Article 5-(8) In order to take courses from the next semester and/or year, students who do not have a repeat course and whose GPA is at least 3.00 can take courses worth a maximum of 10 ECTS from the next semester/year that do not have prerequisites in a semester/year, and a maximum of 16 ECTS in summer school.
This means you can take a maximum of 16 ECTS courses in summer school.
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ARTICLE 6-
f) Regardless of which higher education institution or level the course for which exemption is requested is taken, whether it is compulsory or elective, the course content compliance/sufficiency, credit and department/program equivalence are taken into consideration.
g) When evaluating course credits, one credit can be used for courses up to four credits, and two credits can be used for courses with five or more credits.
Explanation of article g): In our department, for courses with an ECTS credit of up to 4, the course you are counting can have a maximum of one ECTS credit missing. For courses with an ECTS credit of 5 or above, the course you are counting can have a maximum of two ECTS credit missing. For example, if a course in our department has an ECTS credit of 4, the course you are counting must have at least 3 ECTS credits. A 2 ECTS credit will not be accepted. Alternatively, if a course in our department has an ECTS credit of 6, the course you are counting must have at least 4 ECTS credits. A 3 ECTS credit will not be accepted. A 4, 5, or 6 or higher will be accepted.
NOTES: If you are doing a summer internship, you cannot do it on the days you have summer school classes or exams. In other words, internships on days when you don't have classes or exams will be accepted.
- Summer school guidelines
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Exemption and Adaptation Procedures Directive
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Undergraduate Education and Examination Directive