Glossary
Learning platform: where the programme actually runs
The learning platform brings together materials, submissions, marking, the calendar and the exchanges. It is the single place where your record is stored, followed and proved. Everything there is dated and retained for the whole course.
One place for the whole course
The learning platform, often referred to by the acronym LMS, hosts the whole course: materials, exercises, submission of work, annotated marking, the calendar of live sessions, discussion threads with instructors and credit tracking. Everything is dated and retained, so you can find a piece of feedback six months later and reconstruct a complete file.
- Materials, submissions, marking, calendar and exchanges in one place
- Every item is dated and retained for the whole course
- Credits earned can be consulted there at any time
What the platform keeps
The Website Creation course files its three successive deliveries there, each coming back annotated. The Computer Science programme keeps the entire capstone project there, version after version: at defence time, the complete history of the work is available and open to the panel.
Materials
Documents, videos, datasets and technical environments, open from the moment the unit opens.
Submissions
Every piece of work is filed, timestamped and kept with its successive versions.
Marking
Annotations come back attached to the submission, with the marking criterion applied.
Tracking
Credits earned, taught hours attended and upcoming milestones, viewable at any time.
Courses delivered online
2 catalogue programmes put “Learning platform” to work: 186 credits and 1860 taught hours in total. The official rule holds throughout — one credit stands for 25 hours of work, 10 of them taught. Every line below is recomputed from the programme page: level, duration, credits, taught volume and fees in Guinean francs appear exactly as filed in the official catalogue.
| Programme | Level | Duration | Volume | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Website Creation | Short course | 3 months | 6 credits · 60 taught hours | 1 400 000 GNF in total |
| Computer Science programme — Bac+3 level | Bachelor's degree | 3 years | 180 credits · 1800 taught hours | 5 400 000 GNF per year |
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