Beräkningen av undervisningstid är baserat på schabloner. Dessa är uppdelade i fyra olika delar vilket framgår av följande tabell.
Schemalagd undervisning
* Faktorerna multipliceras med antalet katedertimmar för respektive arbetsuppgift. |
Duggor, inlämningsuppgifter mm.Detta innefattar aktivitetshöjande inslag för att stödja studenternas lärande som inte är obligatoriska men eventuellt ger bonuspoäng. Exempel på detta är duggor (både på papper och digitala) och inlämningsuppgifter. Obligatoriska moment räknas istället som examination (se nedan). Antalet timmar anges med en schablon som främst beror på antalet studenter på kursen. Hur många timmar som varje kurs får framgår av följande tabell. Ersättning för denna typ av aktiviteter får man förstås bara om man har sådana inslag i rimlig omfattning på kursen. Kursansvarig meddelar bemanningshandläggaren (Fia) om man har denna typ av aktivitet och hur timmarna ska fördelas mellan dem som undervisat på kursen. |
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Kursansvar/administrationAntalet timmar för kursadministration beror bl.a. på antalet studenter på kursen och ligger normalt i intervallet 30-50 timmar. Hur många timmar som varje kurs får framgår av följande tabell. Kursansvarig meddelar bemanningshandläggaren (Fia) hur timmarna ska fördelas i de fall då andra gjort delar av kursadministrationen. I kursansvaret ingår följande:
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ExaminationFör kurser med endast "traditionell" salstentamen:
För kurser med alternativ eller blandad examinationsform bestäms ersättningen kursvis tillsvidare. Om examinationsformen kräver avsevärt mer resurser än traditionell tentamen ska detta stämmas av med Thomas Wernstål före kursstart. |
The teacher allocations are presented in three files - for "GU" (University of Gothenburg), for "Civilingenjörsprogram" and for "Högskoleingenjörsprogram" respectively. You will find links to these files above under "Bemanningsplaner".
If you have any questions or comments
about the teacher allocations, please contact Peter
Hegarty.
Information about employment plans and registered teaching
hours, research proportion etcetera for all
teachers/researchers/PhD-students/amanuensis is available in the web-based
staffing system Retendo.
Regardless of whether you are employed at Chalmers or GU you
log on to Retendo through GU.
https://gu.retendo.com/gulogin/
On the following page, do not enter your X-account and associated password, but click
on the yellow button with the text SWAMID.
Then enter Gothenburg in the search field. Select the search result that appears. Click on the blue button "Proceed to Login".
NOTE! Never click on the yellow button "Login and use forever". If you do, you may have problems logging into the Chalmers systems
with your browser.
Then log in with your X-account and associated password.
All information/assignments that you see in Retendo depend on
which period you chosen to see. By using the calendar function
(icon at the top and to the right of the Retendo window) you can
set up the preferred period. All assignments from January 1,
2017 are registered in the system. Any excess hours for teaching
before this date are accumulated in the portfolio titled
“Tidbank” on December 30, 2016.
Retendo is currently used mainly for documenting completed
assignments and not so much as a planning tool. Assignments in
progress and forthcoming assignments are therefore mainly copies
of last year’s assignments and will be updated after they have
been completed and checked by the Staffing Officer (Elisabeth
Eriksson).
Hours for each course are controlled and checked with the course leader and it may take a month or two before they are registered in Retendo. In the spring, everyone will be asked to check their hours for the previous year in Retendo and let the Staffing Officer know of errors and if something is missing.
Teachers
Hence, a fraction X of a full-time yearly teaching load gives:
X*1756/1732/1700 hours.
PhD-students
Normally, the proportion of teaching is 20% giving 0.2*
(1756/1732/1700) = 351/346/340 hours.
Teaching assistants
Normally, the proportion of teaching is 20% for 11 months,
giving 0.2 * 11/12 * (1756/1732/1700) = 322/318/312 hours.
The calculation of teaching time is based on standards. These
are divided into four different parts as shown in the following
table.
Scheduled teaching
* Factors should be multiplied with the actual number of hours for each task. |
Assignments (“duggor”)/HomeworksThis term covers all activity-enhancing elements to support students´ learning that are not obligatory but possibly could give bonus points. For example, exercise exams (both paper and digital) and hand ins. All obligatory elements are counted as Examination below. The number of hours is given as a standard for each course which depends mainly on number of students. How many hours each course gets is shown in the following table. Hours for these kinds of activities are given only if you have a reasonable amount of them in the course. The examiner/course leader for the course informs the Staffing Officer (Fia) if the course has such activities and how the hours should be divided between those who taught in the course. |
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Course responsibility/AdministrationThe number of hours that is given for administration of a course depends on the number of students taking it and usually lies in the range of 30-50 hours. How many hours are given for each course is shown in the following table. Course leader informs the Staffing Officer (Fia) how the hours should be divided between those who taught in the course Course responsibility includes the following:
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ExaminationFor courses that only have a traditional written exam:
For courses with alternative or mixed exam forms, the hours for this element are determined course by course for now. If the form of the examination requires considerably more resources than a traditional exam, this should be cleared with Thomas Wernstål before the course starts. |
A PhD-student that is given the task to do an exam round
receives compensation hours as follows:
For teachers it’s included in the course responsibility to do
the round for their own exam if necessary. Regardless of whether
the teacher has to do the exam round or it’s delegated to a
PhD-student, the teacher always has to be reachable by phone.
Supervision of Bachelor’s thesis (15 cr) with k students gives
25+5k hours, k=2,3,…
Supervision of Master thesis 30 cr with k students gives 40+20k
hours, k=1,2,…
Supervision of Master thesis 60 cr with k students gives 70+30k
hours, k=1,2,…
Examination of a Master thesis which you have not supervised
gives 5k hours for 30 hp and 5k+5 for 60 hp.
Course responsibility gives 20+5n hours (at most 50), n =
number of students in the course.
Supervision of a degree project with k students gives 25+5k
hours
Examination of a degree project with k students gives 5+3k
hours.
VFU1: Course responsibility/administration gives 30 hours.
VFU2,3,4: Course responsibility /administration gives 50 hours
Every VFU-visit gives 5 hours.
Examination gives n/2 hours, n = number of registered students.