Guidelines and Submission Checklist for Exam Setters and Second Markers

• Exam setters guidelines and checklist (2019/20)
• Exam submission form Please print out and complete, and return to the Teaching Office with your exam paper and model answers.

• Instructions on page layout (exam layout pdf).
• Layout for latex available (in Zip file)
• MS Word template, pre-formatted as per the instructions above. 

• Latex template
• MS Word template

All 1st and 2nd year papers will have three questions.  Question 1 must have 40% weight of total marks.  It must have wide coverage.  Question 2 and 3 must be detailed and each with 30% weight.

do not produce your own cover page. The cover page for your exam paper will be given to you by the Teaching Office. Please check the content and return to the Teaching Office with your completed Checklist and exam material.

Please use the link below in order to read and respond to external examiner comments. You will be asked for your Imperial login details.

https://intranet.ee.ic.ac.uk/epscmt/epscmt.aspx

For Sentry access please go to the Departmental Intranet. 

Marking guidelines 2019-20

• 2021-22 Exam Timeable
  
• Marking Schedule 2021-22‌‌‌

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At the start of each academic year a document will be published (under grades/what is the average module mark and what moderation has been applied this academic year?) showing the average mark and standard deviation for all modules taught by the Department, along  with details of how moderation was carried out and which modules were moderated.  You will need your College login and password is needed to access this information.

Where a module was taken by 5 or fewer students, the number of students and the average mark have been redacted and replaced with an asterisk to avoid potential identification of individuals

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Coursework Regulations  

second marking instructions for coursework

Imperial College's Late Submission Policy

Plagiarism suspected in any coursework submitted for assessment should be considered by the Department Plagiarism Committee – chaired by Danilo Mandic. 

 If you suspect plagiarism you should do the following:

• Assemble evidence –
  • student name and CID,
  • submitted file, turnitin report,
  • statement of the significance of plagiarism
• pass evidence to Committee Secretary – Clare Drysdale in the Teaching Office who will:
  • contact the student for a statement
  • call a meeting of the committee to consider the evidence and decide the penalty based on the College
  • communicate outcome of meeting to student and, where relevant, Registry.

 Plagiarism allegations need to be reconciled before marks for modules are finalised and considered at the Board of Examiners Meeting. 

Plagiarism Form