Performance assessments
Within the study programmes of architecture, performance assessments are verified in:
- Examinations
- Written reports and thesis
- Presentations and speeches
- Project work
Information regarding performance assessments (examination form, duration, allowed tools) are to be found within the course description in the
course catalogue.
Student Portal
Student portal: performance assessments and legal basis- Examination information
- Types of examination
- Continuous Performance Assessments
- Examination levels
- Examination scheduling
- Dates
- Registration
- Preponement/Distance Examination of Session and End-of-Semester Examinations
- Withdrawal
- Receipt of the examination schedule
- During the examination session
- Results, credit points
- FAQ Performance assessments
- Performance assessments mobility students
- Digital examinations
Plagiarism prevention
Master and semester projects must be completed by the authors and supplemented with a declaration of originality.
At D-ARCH this especially refers to theses electives, focus work and master's theses. It is the responsibility of the supervising professor to ensure that this provision is complied with.
Prüfungsbericht / Examination report
- für besuchte Kurse an Institutionen ausserhalb der ETH /
for courses taken at a non-ETH-Institutions - wenn Noten und Kreditpunkte nicht über eDoz verfügt werden können / if the registration of grades and credits is not possible in eDoz
- MAS-Studierende / Doktorierende / Austausch-/Gaststudierende /
MAS students / doctoral students / mobility/visiting students
Grade corrections
Examiners are not allowed to change grades or results after they have listed them in eDoz.
However, up until the point when the grades/results have actually been decreed by the Study Administration Office or formally determined by a grading conference they may still be changed by the Study Administration Office.
Every correction of an already decreed grade or result must be sent to the Study Administration Office D-ARCH via the designated form. The request must contain justified grounds and any relevant documents must be enclosed.
Every grade correction must be approved by the Director of Studies. The Rector makes the final decision.