Lecturer FAQ

Intro

This page should answer to all questions regarding teaching at Estonian IT College. Feel free to add missing information

What's my workload

As per TUT rules the workload for student means:

• 3 ECTS - 78 academic hours of workload
• 6 ECTS - 156 academic hours of workload
• 9 ECTS - 234 academic hours of workload

TUT rules also specify maximum contact lessons:

• 3 ECTS - 2 academic hours per week or 32 academic hours per semester
• 6 ECTS - 4 academic hours per week or 64 academic hours per semester
• 9 ECTS - 6 academic hours per week or 96 academic hours per semester

It is possible to cram 3 ECTS course to half-semester, in which case the per week hours are doubled. In other words 3 ECTS course given in 2 months means 4 academic hours per week.

At the moment Merike is in charge of the schedule. The schedule is of course not hard coded and it is possible to make changes. Please forward your requests to Merike. You can check if your timetable at https://itcollege.ois.ee/en/timetable and by typing your name into Lecturer field.

What's my salary

Part time lecturers (which most of you are) are paid in the end of the semester (january and may ?). A formula is used to calculate the payments which takes into account ECTS, number of students and your academic degree. The contracts will be signed in the beginning of semester once the number of students is known, that's beginning of February for Spring semester and September for Fall semester.

What's my username/password

Once a user has been created for you at ÕIS/SIS please log in at https://itcollege.ois.ee/ and attempt to log in with ID-card. Once logged in you can reset your password by clicking My settings -> Change my password. Click on My Data and scroll down to User information and remember your username.

Using the same account you can now log in here at wiki. If you're not planning to read college mailbox regularily please forward e-mails to your personal account at https://outlook.com/itcollege.ee

What about classrooms?

First number of the room signifies the floor number (soviet floor numbering system)

• Room 320: Windows 10/Ubuntu 16.04/Mac triple-boot workstations
• Room 317: Windows 10/Ubuntu 16.04 dual-boot workstations
• Room 319: Windows 10/Ubuntu 16.04 dual-boot workstations
• Room 410: Windows 10/Ubuntu 16.04 dual-boot workstations
• Room 314: Lecture hall for 200+ students
• Room 316: Lecture hall

Room 222: Lecture hall