English term
Mod Decn
Se trata del título de una de las columnas de la tabla (junto con "module code", "module title", "credit", "level", "mark", "att.", "result" y "mod. grd").
En las casillas que le corresponden a esta columna, siempre se indica "weighting" + un número (ejemplo, "weighting 1.00").
Entiendo que "mod." corresponde a "module", y que hablamos de ponderación de créditos pero, ¿de qué es la abreviatura "Decn"?
¡Cualquier ayuda es bienvenida!
Jul 24, 2023 10:22: Beatriz Ramírez de Haro changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
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I've just emailed the University. Let's see what they say!
Thank you!
In the link in my last entry, the headings don't refer to the weightings at all - only to the first row eg on page 3 - PMR307, Honours Project, 40, 6, 80.03, 1 and A relate to the headings. There are no numbers or letters referring to Mod Decn and Mod Grd. Assignment, Marking Status, Mark%, Att, Result and Weighting are all subheadings relating to the four assignments in this module and are not 'under' the Mod Decn and Mod Grd headings.
"Description" sounds fine, but could "weighting 1.00" be considered a description?
https://www.slideshare.net/ASHLEYREBURN/ashley-reburn-statem...
If so, it looks like 'Mod Decn' and 'Mod Grd' possibly relate to moderation decisions and moderated grades. Why not email or phone the university and find out what they really mean - I'm sure they will be quite helpful.
Estoy casi seguro que es DESCRIPTION i.e. "Module Description"