1. Information, announcements, grades for assignments and tests, as well as learning materials are posted on the course website placed on the University e-Learning Platform (https://upel.agh.edu.pl). The password for access to the course is provided by the teacher at the first class. Publication of information on this site is considered to be made available to students.
2. Individual consultations, held on dates announced at the beginning of each semester are supplementary to all forms of classes.
3. Classes are held at the Computer Laboratory of the Faculty of Geo-Data Science, Geodesy, and Environmental Engineering. The student is required to know and comply with the rules and regulations in force on the website http://pk.geod.agh.edu.pl

1. Active participation and positive results of current checking whether the assumed learning outcomes have been achieved by the student are the basis for passing the course.
2. Participation in project classes is obligatory. A maximum of two unexcused absences per semester is allowed. A justification for absence may be health reasons (confirmed by medical exemption) or other important reasons recognized by the person conducting the exercise. The student is obliged to justify absence at the first class after the cause of absence has ceased. Exceeding the threshold of 20% of unexcused absences results in the lack of the possibility to pass the course.
3. In exceptional cases, a student who has exceeded the above-mentioned limits for important random reasons or because of a documented long-term illness may obtain the teacher's consent to pass the course.
4. The course programme includes assignments in the number that ensures the required workload of the student as determined by the credits assigned to the course and 1-2 tests. All assignments and tests must be passed.
5. The ongoing control of learning outcomes is based on: checking assignments systematically submitted by students (on a computer screen or in the form of a write-up), verifying the knowledge of issues covered by a given exercises (a student may be asked to explain / present how to implement the task), conducting practical test at the computer and written tests of theoretical knowledge.
6. Student can become acquainted with detailed results of the evaluation of written work only in person at the teacher.
7. The student should keep files created as a result of the implementation of assignments until passing the course.
8. Detected lack of independence of the student's work or use of unauthorized materials results in failing grade (2.0) in the nearest term of passing. In addition, detected cases of plagiarism will be reported to the dean's authorities.
9. The possibility of using auxiliary materials is determined by the teacher for each test. During tests it is forbidden to use devices that allow the registration, storage and playback of texts or images, in particular mobile phones.
10. A student who does not justify their absence from the test is given a fail (2.0).
11. The student is obliged to correct a failed test. During the semester, one resit test is organized, any subsequent tests may be held during the session. Re-taking a passed test is only possible in exceptional, justified cases.
12. Passing the course is made on the basis of control of learning outcomes during the semester and should be made no later than on the last day of the semester in which the classes are conducted (Deadline 1). The grade is a weighted average of the grades from tests (weight 0.6) and grades for completed assignments (weight 0.4). Failure to pass the course within the prescribed period results in obtaining the failing grade (2.0). Two additional deadlines are set: Deadline 2 - until the end of the basic session, Deadline 3 - until the end of the resit session.

FG = P, where: P - grade from project classes (arithmetic mean of all deadlines; if the grade of at least one deadline is positive, then P>=3.0)

Compensation of backlogs resulting from the student's absence from the classes consists in participation in classes with another group (as far as free computers are available) or through the individual implementation of the tasks to be performed during these classes.