Announcements

• KIM101-KIM101E Final Make-Up Exam
  13.08.2026
  Dear students,
  
  Important Note: Time of KIM101 / KIM101E final make-up exam has been updated.Updated time: 14 August 2026 Friday 11:00–13:00Previous time: 14 August 2026 Friday 10:00–12:00
  
  Students who were unable to attend the KIM101 / KIM101E Final Exam due to valid and documented excuses, and whose names are listed here, will be eligible to take the make-up exam, which will be held on August 14, 2026, from 11:00 to 13:00. Students whose excuse applications have not yetreached us may also take the make-up exam, even if their names are not included in the list below. Ifyour name is not on the list, please get in touch via email (kahvecimuh@itu.edu.tr).
  
  Exam date and time: 14 August 2026 Friday 11:00–13:00Exam Location: Faculty of Science and Letters (FEB) D101Contact: Prof. Dr. Muhammet Ü. Kahveci (kahvecimuh@itu.edu.tr)
• Pearson Campus Ambassador Announcement
  16.07.2026

  Dear Students,
  
  Before the quizzes which will be held this week, it is important to register Pearson MyLab/Mastering platform. Registration guides, Pearson technical support and contact information, quiz guides, lists of frequently encountered issues, and short introductory videos for each course platform are available via moodle.itu.edu.tr. Students can access these documents by logging in to moodle.itu.edu.tr with their ITU username and password and navigating to the relevant documents under the CRNs of their courses on the main page.  These documents can also be accessed via the Faculty of Science and Letters website and the common course pages of the relevant departments.

  
  Students who are unable to complete their registration can contact Pearson Campus Ambassador. The contact information is given below.

   

   

  Sinan Ersin Özer

  ozersinanersin@gmail.com

  ozersi23@itu.edu.tr

  +90 541 967 71 20

   

  Beyzanur Çınar

  beyzanurcinar21@gmail.com

  cinarb23@itu.edu.tr

  +90 0 5452076512
• Registration for the Quiz Platform
  27.06.2026
  • To access the Pearson quiz platform, you must complete the registration process in full.

  • During registration, make sure that you enter your student number, ITU username, and first and last name correctly in the relevant fields. Otherwise, your quiz results will not be transferred to the Student Information System.

  • You may watch the registration video and course-specific introductory video, and consult the guide for possible technical issues.

  • Students who are unable to complete their registration on the Pearson platform for any reason may request support via yardim.pearson.com.tr by providing the student’s full name, student ID number, CRN information of the registered course(s), and the received error codes.
• 2025–2026 Summer Term Courses
  26.06.2026
  • Attendance will be taken beginning with the first lecture of the term. To satisfy the attendance requirement, students must attend at least 8 out of the 12 lectures. Medical reports will not be taken into consideration. Students must check their attendance status on Kepler immediately after digital attendance is recorded during the lecture. Objections submitted after the lecture will not be considered.

  • A total of 5 quizzes will be administered during the second lecture of each week, except for the first week. A quiz will be considered invalid if the student’s attendance is not confirmed by the attendance record.

  • One make-up quiz will be held during the final week of the term. The attendance requirement will not apply to the make-up quiz.

  • The quiz grade will be calculated based on the highest 5 grades obtained from the quizzes administered throughout the term.

  • To be eligible to take the final exam, students must satisfy the attendance requirement and take the midterm exam. Students who do not meet these requirements will receive a VF letter grade.

  • The final course grade will be calculated based on the following weights: 40% midterm examination, 20% quizzes, and 40% final examination.
• Digital attendance system
  19.03.2026
  The attendance process will be entirely under the authority of the course instructor. You are required to scan your ITU ID cards on the back of the attendance device at a time designated by the instructor during the class. Seeing the "Okuma başarılıdır" (Reading successful) message on the screen after scanning confirms that your data has been directly integrated into the Student Information System (ÖBS). You can track your attendance records via the ÖBS. To ensure this process runs smoothly, you must pay attention to the following points: ● Card Reading Issues: If your ID card cannot be read or is faulty, you must inform the course instructor and have them record your name. In such exceptional cases, it is your responsibility to verify that your attendance is entered into the ÖBS within one week at the latest. Students must always check their attendance on the ÖBS after scanning. If your attendance is not visible, you must notify the instructor during the break or at the end of the class. The responsibility for this lies with the student. Late notifications or appeals submitted later via help tickets will not be accepted. The attendance data in the ÖBS will be considered final and valid. ● Disciplinary Rules: Scanning an ID card on behalf of another student is a disciplinary offense. If detected, this action carries a penalty of suspension for up to 6 months.