This document outlines the course details for BTLE HE3 Food and Nutrition. It is a 3-unit course with 2 units for lecture and 1 unit for laboratory. Lecture is worth 60% of the grade and involves exams, while laboratory is worth 40% and involves reports, projects and a written exam. Grading follows a standard 1-5 scale. Communication for the course will be through a Google Meet group, pre-recorded lectures, announcements and Google Forms for exams and quizzes.
This document outlines the course details for BTLE HE3 Food and Nutrition. It is a 3-unit course with 2 units for lecture and 1 unit for laboratory. Lecture is worth 60% of the grade and involves exams, while laboratory is worth 40% and involves reports, projects and a written exam. Grading follows a standard 1-5 scale. Communication for the course will be through a Google Meet group, pre-recorded lectures, announcements and Google Forms for exams and quizzes.
This document outlines the course details for BTLE HE3 Food and Nutrition. It is a 3-unit course with 2 units for lecture and 1 unit for laboratory. Lecture is worth 60% of the grade and involves exams, while laboratory is worth 40% and involves reports, projects and a written exam. Grading follows a standard 1-5 scale. Communication for the course will be through a Google Meet group, pre-recorded lectures, announcements and Google Forms for exams and quizzes.
Prof. Juvy Lyn P. Torreno, RND, LPT, MCH BTLE HE3 – Food and Nutrition 2 units - Lecture = 2 hours per week (60% of your Grade) 1 Unit - Laboratory = 3 hours per week(40% of your Grade) Course Requirement Post-tests/Examinations and Quizzes Attendance and class participation Presentation of assigned topic/s Academic write-ups Laboratory Exercises and Examinations Other requirements Instructional methods Virtual lecture-discussion Multimedia presentation Individual or group work Most activities are done on electronic projections Other strategies may be employed as situation and resources warrant Grading system 60% Lecture 40% laboratory 60% Long Examination 10% Attendance • Prelim Examination 15% Laboratory Reports, • Mid-term examination projects and presentations • Final Examination 15% written Examination 40% Class Standing • 10% Attendance • 10% Oral Computation of the Final Grade participation/requirements • (PG + MG +FG)/3 = 60% • 20% Written quizzes • Laboratory = 40% Rating Passing Grades FAILURE 99-100 1.00 INC WIP/Incomplete 96-98 1.25 73-74 WIP/4.00 Conditional Failure 93-95 1.50 (1 year to comply) 90-92 1.75 87-89 2.00 72 and Lower WIP/5.00 Failure 84-86 2.25 (1 year to comply/ 81-83 2.50 re-enroll) 78-80 2.75 75-77 3.00 Dropped WIP/DRPD Dropped (1year to comply/ re-enroll) Mode of Communication GC/Messenger Group chat Facebook group acct. Virtual Class via Google Meet • Discussion Video Reporting and • Individual/group reporting • Class participation/oral examination Demonstration Pre-recoded Lectures
Announcements, instructions and concerns
• Personal greetings and posts not required to the course are not allowed • Class related concerns shall be posted here, pm will not be entertained
Examinations and Quizzes via Google Form
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schedule or during the agreed time of activity/ies.