Preclinical Course in Prosthetic Dentistry I

Successful evaluation (passed) for practical work in practical classes 

* 1 frontal tooth wax-up - 1 evaluation (passed/failed)

* 1 buccal tooth wax-up- 1 evaluation (passed/failed)

* 1 successful incisive preparation of the upper jaw - 1 evaluation (passed/failed)

* 1 successful canine preparation of the upper jaw - 1 evaluation (passed/failed)  

* 1 successful incisive preparation of the lower jaw - 1 evaluation (passed/failed)  

* 1 successful canine preparation of the lower jaw - 1 evaluation (passed/failed)

 Assessment in a 10-point system for the attitude towards work (diligence, analysis of mistakes) and the workplace (preparation for work, timely (10 min before the end of the lesson) finishing the work and arranging the workplace after the end of the work) during the semester. Observance of work safety. During the study course it is possible to obtain an assessment of the attitude towards work 10 points, if during the study course no minuses are obtained in the practical classes. Every minus reduces the assessment of the attitude to work by 1 point. (For example, if during the study course the student has gained 3 minuses, then the evaluation is 7 points).

 All 3 tests of lecture control questions with at least 55% evaluation have been successfully passed and evaluated in the 10-point system with at least 4 points.

According to the RSU Academic Regulations, the achievement of learning outcomes in exams and tests (for example, computer-based tests and similar) can be assessed as a percentage aligning it with 10-point grading scale:

*from 55% to 59% - almost satisfactory(4); 

* from 60% to 64% - satisfactory (5); 

* from 65% to 69% - almost good (6); 

* from 70% to 74% - good (7); 

* from 75% to 84% - very good (8); 

* from 85% to 95% - excellent (9); 

* from 96% to 100% - with distinction (10). 

If the test is passed unsuccessfully, in order to continue studying in this study course and get permission to write the colloquium, the test must be passed successfully (grade at least 4) before the colloquium lesson.

Only the first obtained grade (even if unsuccessful) is taken into account for obtaining the cumulative exam grade.

Successfully passed and evaluated in a 10 - point system colloquium with a grade from 4 to 10. A student is allowed to write the colloquium if all tests and practical work taken up to the time of writing the colloquium have been successfully completed.

According to the RSU Academic Regulations, the achievement of learning outcomes in exams and tests (for example, computer-based tests and similar) can be assessed as a percentage aligning it with 10-point grading scale:

*from 55% to 59% - almost satisfactory(4); 

* from 60% to 64% - satisfactory (5); 

* from 65% to 69% - almost good (6); 

* from 70% to 74% - good (7); 

* from 75% to 84% - very good (8); 

* from 85% to 95% - excellent (9); 

* from 96% to 100% - with distinction (10). 

Successful evaluation in a 10-point system (at least 4) in the seminar