Waterwerken in de Praktijk

Globally, water challenges are on the increase, especially in vulnerable delta areas. How do we keep these areas safe and attractive to live in? How do we ensure sufficient water for producing food? The Dutch water sector has the ambition to contribute to the solution of these problems worldwide. In water works in practice, you will learn about these water challenges, the water works to address them, the water professionals and the water users, and you will think of different ways to "valorise" (increase the relevance and use of) water expertise in water management.

The final mark of the course is calculated as the weighted average of the marks of all assignments, the weight of all Q1 assignments together being 0.6 and of all Q2 assignments together being 0.4. To obtain a final mark for the course, every assignment should be sufficient (be marked 6 or higher after rounding off to the nearest half mark). The meaning of the marks for the different assignments is as follows:

5 or lower: does not meet the minimum requirements for the assignment
6: meets the minimum requirements, but only just
7: more than meets the minimum requirements
8: fully meets the requirements that can be expected given the available time and the background knowledge of the students, but does not exceed them
9: exceeds the requirements that can be expected given the available time and the background knowledge
10: outstanding

Half marks indicate performance levels between two descriptions.

For more information on grading, see article 14 in the Rules and Guidelines (RGBE):
https://www.tudelft.nl/en/student/ceg-student-portal/education/education-information/educational-rules-and-regulations