Methodological recommendations for working with the course

The electronic educational course "International exchange activities" is developed for students of the specialty 051 "Economics".

The topics and the order of studying the material are determined by the approved Educational Program and Syllabus for the discipline.

Two modules are provided for the study of the discipline "International exchange activities", each of which contains lectures, practical and independent work, as well as a module test.

The study period is planned for 15 weeks (8 semester) with 3 week hours of classroom.

Classroom training is divided as follows:

Attending lectures (15 hours)

Attending practical classes (30 hours).

Independent work - (75 hours).

Making up for missed classes:

Practical and independent tasks are sent to the system regardless of the deadline for their completion. In case of missing classes, the student has the right to make up for them. Lessons can be practiced for 2 weeks (14 calendar days), but no later than the day of the beginning of the credit week in the corresponding semester.The student must process the missed material according to the described sequence of work performance, methodological instructions posted on the course, and protect it with the teacher.

Attention! Students who study according to an individual schedule must independently study and complete the educational material in accordance with the time norms!

The study of theoretical and practical material involves working out the proposed outline of the lectures of the electronic course and additional literary sources.

The course materials display a list of practical tasks in the form of individual resources. For each work, a goal and tasks are defined, which ensure the formation of skills and abilities necessary for mastering the topic, the course of practical work, methodical recommendations for their implementation, the form of presenting the results of the work performed, evaluation criteria for each work are provided.

Certain test and practical tasks will help to check the quality of the learned material.

Module control is provided at the end of each content module in the form of a practical task and test control, which includes test questions of varying degrees of complexity.

The sum of the points obtained for the topics and tasks of the module control constitutes the final evaluation of the module.

The assessment of the academic work for the course is 70% of the sum of the grades for the two modules (minimum 42 points).

The final certification includes control questions, a study test, and a final exam. Students consistently work out, study theoretical educational material and perform practical work in accordance with the structure of each meaningful module and assigned tasks. After studying and studying each meaningful module, students pass a test module control. After studying two content modules, an exam in the form of 2 tasks and 10 test questions and an interview is provided.

For communication between students and the lecture, the system includes such elements as a e-mail message, forum and a chat.