National Chiayi University (NCYU)
Bachelor’s Degree Regulations for the Department of
Computer Science and Information Engineering
(Applicable
to undergraduate students admitted in the 2014 school year)
Promulgated and passed at the CSIE
Department Affairs Committee on 26 May 2010
Passed at the CSIE Department Affairs Committee
on 9 Jun. May 2010
Promulgated and passed at the CSIE Student
Affairs Committee on 9 Oct. 2013
Passed at the CSIE Department Affairs Committee
on 9 Oct. 2013
Undergraduate students in the
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering (CSIE) at National
Chiayi University (NCYU) (hereinafter referred to as undergraduate students) have
to comply the following regulations and relevant regulations in NCYU and
Ministry of Education (MOE) in the period of study.
Undergraduate students have to
complete required credits before graduation. The required credits are in
compliance with the CSIE Course Plan in NCYU for admitting year.
Program Requirements for CSIE
in NCYU
A maximum of six credits of relevant courses, which are not offered
by CSIE, can be approved in the graduation credits. The achieved credits are
counted as professional elective courses not offered by CSIE.
Undergraduate students, who wish to take the elective courses not
offered by CSIE or courses for cross programs, have to submit application forms
for electing courses not offered by CSIE to the CSIE Student Affairs Committee
for approval. Date for the application will be announced on the CSIE website.
The credits which is not approved by CSIE Student Affairs Committee cannot be
counted as graduation credits.
Undergraduate students who complete all required courses in CSIE, meet
the credit requirements for graduation, and achieve an average score of a
minimum of 80 can apply for taking fewer courses than minimum course
requirements in regulations.
Undergraduate students can take Master’s courses in CSIE and the
credits of the courses can be counted as graduation credits.
Following courses cannot be counted as graduation credits.
(1) Programing Language. The course is offered in summer vacation
for students failed the Computer Proficiency Examination.
(2) Excessive general courses
(3) Elective Physical Education in junior and senior.
(4) All general courses offered by faculties in CSIE, except for the
Technology Laws and High-tech Patents.
IV. Credit Exemption
Undergraduate students who wish to apply for credit exemption have
to complete and submit the CSIE Application Form for Credit Exemption in NCYU,
CSIE Application Form for taking courses not offered by CSIE in NCYU, and
relevant documents (e.g. transcripts, syllabus, and etc.) to CSIE Student
Affairs Committee for approval.
Undergraduate students, who changed department or school, can apply
for credit exemption if the passed courses are the same with, or similar to
CSIE required courses, in compliance with the NCYU Regulations for Credit
Exemption. The applications have to be submitted to CSIE Student Affairs Committee
by the first week in first semester in the school year.
Undergraduate students with
excellent performance in all aspects can apply for early graduation by
submitting relevant documents to CSIE Student Affairs Committee for approval
within one week after beginning of the semester. Approvals after the deadline
are invalid.
In compliance with NCYU Program
Regulations, undergraduate students who pass both English Proficiency
Examination and Computer Proficiency Examination are eligible to graduate and
conferred degrees by NCYU. Computer Proficiency Examination for student in CSIE
has been conducted by CSIE since 2011 school year. The Computer Proficiency Examination is
applicable to undergraduate students admitted after 2011 school year.
Matters not mentioned herein
shall be governed by Academic Regulations in NCYU and Regulations for Credit
Exemption in NCYU.
The Regulations were drawn up in Chinese and translated into
English. In the event of any discrepancy between the two versions, the original
Chinese version shall prevail.
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