LMD in UMBB

A three-level structure

• The lessons are semester-based:
• • A Bachelor's degree includes 6 semesters of teaching (from S1 to S6)
• • A Master has 4 of them (from S1 to S4).
• • A semester counts as 30 credits.
• • For each teaching unit, the number of ECTS is calculated on the basis of a volume of hours, lessons, personal work.
• • The credits can also validate an internship, according to the procedures provided for in each training course.
• • The student obtains his degree after validation of 180 credits. He obtains his Master after validation of 120 additional credits.
• • These credits are an international recognition, they are:
  • Transferable for the student who carries out part of his training in another university establishment, or changes his course during the training,
  • Capitalizable, therefore definitively acquired, regardless of the duration of the student's course.

Capitalization

Within a training course, the teaching units are definitively acquired and capitalized as soon as the student has obtained the compensated average between the subjects of the same teaching unit. The acquisition of the teaching unit involves the capitalization of its credits

Compensation :

Each course unit is assigned a credit value and a coefficient. The value in credits being the sum of the credits of its subjects. Compensation is made per unit, between units of the same semester or between units for the year.
Compensation per unit is organized on the basis of its subjects weighted by their coefficients (a subject also has a credit value and a coefficient.
The compensation between units of the same semester is organized on the basis of the averages obtained for the various weighted units by the coefficient speakers.
The compensation between units from the two semesters of the same year is organized on the basis of the averages obtained for the various units weighted by their coefficients.

Progression

1. 1. License Progress
   • Admission to the next year is as follows:
     • From 1st to 2nd year: total a minimum of 30 credits out of the 60 for the year.
     • From the 2nd to the 3rd year: total a minimum of 80% of the credits of the first two years of the bachelor's degree with the validation of the Fundamental Teaching Units.
     
     NB: In either case, the opinion of the training team is required if the number of credits is less than 60 (passage from the 1st to the 2nd year) or 120 (passage from the 2nd in 3rd year). If the student is accepted for conditional admission, it will be up to him to make up the missing credits. The training team can set up a special evaluation device to allow the student to be directed to another training course
2. 2. Master's progression
   • • Progression from M1 to M2 is for students who have acquired all the credits for S1 and S2 of the 1st Year, i.e. 60 credits. There is no compensation between the 2 semesters.
     • A semester of studies is obtained either by acquiring each teaching unit, or by applying compensation between the teaching units of this semester. In either case, the student must total 30 credits to validate the semester. The year is obtained by the acquisition of its two semesters. The student acquires 60 credits if he validates both semesters of the same year.

• • Practical guide to implementing and monitoring the LMD (June 2011):
  • Version Fr.
  • Version Ar.

Registration

• Access to higher education and training is open to holders of a baccalaureate or a recognized equivalent foreign qualification.
• A new registration procedure has been implemented by the Ministry of Higher Education since the 2014/2015 University year, such that the pre-registration, orientation and recourse of new graduates are done exclusively online.
• To carry out these operations, two sites are available:
  • http://www.orientation.esi.dz
  • http://www.mesrs.esi.dz
• For this purpose, a free connection from “cyberspace” open within the university establishments is made available to new graduates.

Registration procedure at the University of BOUMERDES
Steps of the registration procedure

• 1st step: Information campaign: (open doors to the university)
  To ensure a better choice, the new baccalaureate holder must find out from the teaching team organizing the information campaign about:
  • Universities and colleges of higher education
  • The different areas of training and / or existing courses at the University of BOUMERDES.
  • The different methods of pre-registration and orientation


• 2nd step: Pre-registration
  The new baccalaureate for the year 2022/2013 must complete a wishes form available on the sites provided, and this in the general rules defined in the orientation circular. He must include in descending order, within the limit of ten (10) possible choices, the sectors in which he would like to enroll.
  To better fill out the wishes form, the bachelor's choices must imperatively take into account all the conditions set for pre-registration in the fields of training.


• 3rd step: Registration confirmation
  Computerized national processing will take care of all the wishes forms of new graduates, entered and transmitted online. This processing, based on the combination of three following parameters:
  • The wishes expressed by the baccalaureate holder.
  • The series and the results of the bac (mention, marks of the essential subjects and general average).
  • The reception capacity of higher education and training establishments.
  By consulting one of these sites, the bachelor will become aware of his assignment and will proceed to the confirmation of his registration online.



• Appeal :
  New baccalaureate holders who are not satisfied with their assignment can lodge an appeal in the sole case of an assignment that does not correspond to any of the ten choices expressed in the wish form. Appeals must be made online only. In the case where the baccalaureate holder, directed towards a course subject to success in a competition, an aptitude test or an interview with a jury, is declared not admitted to the tests for this purpose, he is redirected towards one of the of their other choices mentioned on the wish form in compliance with the required educational conditions. In this case, the establishment of his first assignment, is bound by the whole procedure of this reorientation, within the framework of the regional conferences.



• 4th step: Definitive registration
  After having confirmed his registration, the bachelor will go to the establishment of his assignment, to submit his registration file, pay the registration fees and collect the documents confirming his administrative registration (student card school certificate, library card).
  Registration fees are the same for Algerian and foreign students and are fixed at 200 DA.



• Enrollment in a graduating diploma
  The enrollment of baccalaureate holders in higher education institutions is governed by regulations covering all cases. In particular, the following provisions should be recalled:
  • Article 10 of Order 711 of November 3, 2011 stipulates that a student holding several baccalaureates can only benefit from one university registration at the national level.
  • Circular No. 222 of July 21, 1977 stipulates that "any student holding a graduation diploma cannot register to prepare another graduation diploma before the expiry of a minimum period of five (05) years

Tutoring

The Faculty of Sciences offers first-year students tutoring and methodological and pedagogical support from students who are more advanced in their studies. They will give you all the educational and methodological information for your discipline.

• The tutor :
• Assistance in identifying students at the university: knowledge of places, services, IT, listening to students.
• Educational support: explanation of course points, help with revisions.
• Methodological help: how to approach a type of task or exercise, this can be used as a working tool.
• In favor of?
In priority, all students enrolled in first year who wish. The tutorial is designed on a voluntary basis; it aims to respond to student demand

Study in the LMD System (Bachelor's degree)

Diplomas prepared:

Bachelor's degree: Bac + 3;

LMD studies is available in Domains/Sectors or Mentions/Specialties or Options.

LMD Licenses (DOMAINS SM, MI, SNV, STAPS, LLE, LLA, DSP, ST)

studies places: Faculty of Sciences (FS) Fields (SM, MI, SNV, STAPS)

Fields of studies	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Materials Science(SM)	Physics	Materials Physics (A) Radiation Physics (A) Energy Physics (A) Fundamental Physics (A)
	Chemistry	Materials Chemistry(A) Organic Chemistry (A) Analytical Chemistry (A)
Mathematics and Informatics (MI)	Mathematics	Mathematics
	Computing	Engineering of Information Systems and Software (A) Information Systems (A) Web Development and Computer Graphics (national recruiting specialty) (P)
Natural and Life Sciences (SNV)	Agronomic Sciences •	Plant Protection (A) Vegetable Production (A) Animal Production (A)
	Biotechnology	Biotechnology and Health (A) Microbial Biotechnology (A) Plant biotechnology and improvement (A)
	Food Science	• Agrifood Technology and Quality Control (A)
	Biosciences	Biochemistry (A) Organism Biology (A) Biology and Animal Physiology (A) Molecular biology (A)
	Ecology and Environment	Agro-Ecology (A) Ecology and Environment (A)
Sciences and Techniques of Physical Activities and Sports (STAPS)	Physical Sport and Educational Activity (A)
	Athletic Training	Competitive Athletic Training (A)

studies places: Faculty Of Technologie (FT) Fields of studies ST (St, Sthy, Stelec)

Fields of studies	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science and Technology (ST)	Automatic	Automatic (A)
	Electronics	Electronics (A)
	Electrotechnics	Electrotechnics (A)
	Mechanical Engineering	Mechanical Construction (A) Energy (A) Materials Engineering (A)
	Civil Engineering	Civil Engineering (A)
	Industrial Engineering	Industrial Engineering (A)
	Process Engineering	Process Engineering (A)
	electromechanics	electromechanics (A) Industrial Maintenance (A)
	Industrial Health and Safety	Industrial Health and Safety (A)
	Biomedical Engineering	Biomedical Engineering (A)
	Telecommunications	Telecommunications (A)
	Climate Engineering	Climate Engineering (A)

Studies places: FACULTY OF HYDROCARBONS AND CHEMISTRY (FHC) Fields of Training ST (Sthy)

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science and Technology (ST)	Hydrocarbons (national recruitment sector)	MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Petrochemical Unit Mechanics (A) Oilfield Mechanics (A) Hydrocarbon Transport (A) GEOPHYSICS: Seismic Geophysics (A) OIL ENGINEERING: Hydrocarbons Production (A) Drilling Hydrocarbon Wells (A) APPLIED GEOSCIENCES: Mineral and Energetic Resources (A) HYDROCARBON ECONOMY: Oil Economy (A) INDUSTRIAL PROCESS AUTOMATION: Automatic control (A) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Industrial Electrical (A) PROCESSES ENGINEERING (P) Oil and Gas Technologies and Processing

Places of training: FACULTY OF ECONOMICS, BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES Fields of Training SECSG

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Economics, business and management sciences	Business Sciences	Marketing (A) Marketing of Services (A) International Trade and Logistics (A)
	Management Sciences	Entrepreneurship (A) Management (AU) Financial Management (A)
	Economic Sciences	Quantitative Economy (A) Money and Banking Economics (A) Business Economics and Management (A)
	Sciences Financières et Comptabilité	Financial Sciences and Accountancy(A) Accounts and Finance (A) Accounting and Tax (A) Banking and Insurance Finance (A)

Places of training: FACULTY OF LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (FDSP) Fields of Training DSP

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Law and Political Science (DSP)	Law	Public Law (A) Private Law (A)
	Political Science	International Relations (A) Political and Administrative Organizations (A)

Places of training: FACULTY OF LETTERS AND LANGUAGES (FLL) Fields of Training DSP LLA, LLE

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Arabic Language and Literature (LLA)	Critical Studies	Critique and Methods (A)
	Linguistic Studies	General Linguistics (A)
	Literary Studies	General Linguistics (A)
Letters and Foreign Languages (LLE)	English Language	EnglishLanguage(A)
	French Language	French Language (A)

Lieux de formation :INSTITUT DE GENIE ELECTRIQUE ET ELECTRONIQUE (IGEE)

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science and Technology (ST)	Electronics (national recruitment sector)	Electrical and Electronic Engineering (A)

Training places: INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNIQUES (ISTA) Fields of Training ST

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science and Technology (ST)	Optics and Precision Mechanics (National recruitment sector)	Measurements, Metrology and Quality (P)

(A): Academic degree, (P): Professional degree.

Study in the LMD System (Master)

Diplomas prepared :

Master ‘s degree: Bac + 5;

(A): Academic degree, (P): Professional degree.

(*) : offer submitted to the MESRS for authorization.

Masters Fields of Training SM, MI, SNV, STAPS, LLE, LLA, SEGC, DSP, ST ( St, Sthy ; Stel)

Training places: Faculty of Sciences (FS) Fields (SM, MI, SNV, STAPS)

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science of Matter (SM)	Chemistry	Water Chemistry (A) Environmental Chemistry (A) Materials Chemistry (A) Inorganic Chemistry (A) Analytical Chemistry (A) Organic Chemistry (A)
	Physics	Fluid Dynamics and Energetics (A) Condensed Matter Physics (A) Materials Physics (A) Radiation Physics (A) Energy Physics andRenewable Energies (A) Energetic Physics and Renewable Energies: Gas and Transfers (A)
Mathematics and Computing (MC)	Computing	Software Engineering and Data Processing (A) Distributed Information Systems (P) Information Technology (P)
	Mathematics	Mathematical Analysis (A)
	Applied Mathematics	Financial Mathematics (A) Stochastic and Statistical Modeling (A) Operational Research: Optimization and Strategic Management (A)
Natural and Life Sciences (NLS)	Biotechnology	Biotechnology and Molecular Pathology (A) Microbial Biotechnology (A) Plant Biotechnology (A)
	Ecology and Environment	Agroenvironment and Bio-Indicators (A) Biodiversity and Environment (A)
	Agronomy Sciences	Phytopharmacy and Plant Protection (A) Production and Animal Nutrition (A) Plant production (A) Phytopathology (A)
	Food Science	Nutrition and Food Sciences (A)
	Biological Sciences	Applied Biochemistry (A) Biology of Populations and Organisms (A) Genetics(A) Cell Physiology and Physiopathology (A)
Science and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities (STPSA)	Physical Education and Sport Activities	School Physical and Sports Activity (A)
	Sport Training	Elite Sports Training (A)

Training places: Faculty Of Technologie (FT) Fields of Training ST (ST, SThy, STelec)

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science and Technology ST)	Automatic	Automation and Industrial Computing (A)
	Electronique	Automation (Master with Integrated Bachelor’s Degree Curriculum (MCIL)
	Electronic	Electronics of Embedded Systems (A)
	Electrotechnics	Electric machines (A)
	Mechanical Engineering	Mechanical Construction (A) Energetics(A) Mechanical and Production Manufacturing (A) Materials Engineering (A) Energy Installations and Turbomachinery (A) Boiler work and Piping (P) Metal working and Boilermaking (P) Maintenance Engineering (P) Renewable Energies in Mechanics (A)
	Civil Engineering	Geotechnics (A) Materials in Civil Engineering (A) Structures (A) Structures and Buildings (P)
	Industrial Engineering	Industrial Engineering (A)
	Process Engineering	Food Engineering (A) Chemical Engineering (A) Polymer Engineering (A) Materials Process Engineering (A) Environmental Engineering (A) Environmental Process Engineering (A) Engineering and Water Management (A)
	Electromechanics	Electromechanics (A) Industrial Maintenance (A) Mechatronics (A)
	Health and Industrial Safety	Health and Industrial Safety (A)
	Biomedical Engineering	Biomedical Instruments (A)
	Telecommunications	Networks and Telecommunications (A)
	Automatic	Automation and Industrial Computing (A)

Training places: FACULTY OF HYDROCARBONS AND CHEMISTRY (FHC) Fields of Training ST (Sthy)

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Science and Technology (ST)	Hydrocarbons (National Recruitment field)	- Mechanical Engineering : Transportation and Distribution of Hydrocarbons (A) Mechanic Oilfield (A) Mechanics of Petrochemical Units (A) - Petroleum Geology (A) - - Petroleum Geophysics (A) - Economy of Hydrocarbons (A) - Petroleum Engineering : Hydrocarbons Production (A) Wells Drilling (A) - Automation of Industrial Processes : Automatic Command (A) - Electrical Engineering : Industrial Electricity (A) - Process Engineering : Refining (A) Petrochemical Technology (A) - Instrumentation in the Petrochemical Industry (A) - Health Safety Environment (A)

Places of training: FACULTY OF ECONOMICS, BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES Fields of Training SECSG

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Economics, Management and Commercial Sciences (SEGC)	Commercial Sciences	Finance and International Trade (A) Service Marketing (A) Hotel and Tourism Marketing (A)
	Management Sciences	Management (A) Gestion Public (A) Financial Management (P)
	Economic sciences	- Insurance Economics (A) Quantitative Economics (A) International Economy (A) Economics and Management of Companies(A)
	Financial Sciences and Accounting	Accounting and Audit (A) Thorough Accounting and Taxation (A) Finance and Insurance (A) Finance and Banks (A)

Places of training: FACULTY OF LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (FDSP) Fields of Training DSP

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Law and Political Sciences (LPS)	Law	Public Law (A) Private Law (A) Business Law (A)
	Political Sciences	Local Administration (A) International Cooperation (A)

Places of training: FACULTY OF LETTERS AND LANGUAGES (FLL) Fields of Training DSP LLA, LLE

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Arabic Language and Literature (ALL)	Linguistics Studies	General linguistics (A)
	Literary Studies	Ancient Arabic Literature (A)
	Critical Studies	Modern and Contemporary Criticism (A)
Letters and Foreign Languages (FLLE)	English Language	Literature and Civilizations (A) Language Sciences (A)
	French Language	Literature and Civilizations ( (A) Language Sciences (A) Didactics of Foreign Languages (A)

Places of training: INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (IGEE) Fields of Training ST

Fields of Training	Sectors (Mentions)	Specialties
Sciences and Technologies (ST)	Automatics	Automatics (A)
	Electrotechnics	Electrotechnics (A)
	Electronics	computer Engineering (A)
	Telecommunications	Telecommunications (A)

((A): Academic degree, (P): Professional degree

Engineers Studies

Engineers in Computer Science, Science and Technology

Degrees prepared: Engineers: baccalaureate + 5

ST +MI field Training places FHC+ ST+FS

Ingénieur

• Science and Technology : Common Core : Science and Technology+ Hydrocarbons.
• Mathematics - computer science: Computing.

Formations en Post-Graduation

DIPLOMES PREPARES EN POST-GRADUATION

Doctorat 3 ème Cycle : accessible aux titulaires d'un diplôme de master

durée : 3 ans

DOCTORAT 3 ème CYCLE

Faculté des Sciences

• Informatique, Chimie, Physique,Activité Physique et Sportive Educative, Entrainement Sportif,Sciences Biologiques, Sciences Agronomiques, Biotechnologie, Mathématiques.

Faculté de Technologie

• Génie des Procédés, Génie Mécanique, Sciences et Génie des Matériaux, Génie de l’Environnement, Energie Renouvelables, Génie Civil, Electromécanique, Génie Biomédical, Energétique,Télécommunication.

Faculté des Hydrocarbures et de la Chimie

• Hydrocarbures (Exploitation et Maintenance des Equipements Pétroliers et Matériaux, Génie Pétrolier et Gazier, Géophysique Pétrolière, Géosciences Pétrolières, Géophysique, Commande Automatique, Electricité Industrielle, Forage des Puits), Génie Electrique, Génie des Procédés, Industries Pétrochimiques.

Faculté des Sciences Economiques, Commerciales et Sciences de Gestion

• Sciences Economiques, Sciences de Gestion, Sciences Commerciales,Sciences Financières et Comptabilité.

Faculté de Droit

• Droit, Sciences Politiques,

Faculté des Lettres et des Langues

• Etudes Linguistiques littéraires, Etudes Linguistiques, Etudes littéraires, Français, Anglais.

Institut de Génie Electrique et Electronique

• Génie Electrique, Automatique, Electronique.

ECOLES DOCTORALES ET MAGISTERS

Faculté des Sciences

Ecoles Doctorales :

• Systèmes Informatiques et Ingénierie des Logiciels.
  • Etablissement habilité : Université des Sciences et de la Technologie Houari Boumediene.
  • Etablissement partenaire : Université de Boumerdès.

Magisters :

• Mathématiques, Sciences Chimiques.

Faculté des Sciences de l'Ingénieur

Ecoles Doctorales :

• Mécanique et Ingénietrie des Systèmes
  • Etablissement habilité : Université de Boumerdès.
  • Etablissement partenaire : Ecole Nationale Supérieure Polytechnique, Université de Chlef et Université de Médéa.

• Sciences et Ingénierie Matériaux et Environnement
  • Etablissement habilité : Université de Boumerdès.
  • Etablissement partenaire : Université de Tizi-Ouzou, Université de Laghouat, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Kouba et Unité de Développement des Technologies du Silicium.

• Matériaux et Mécanique Productique
  • Etablissement habilité : Ecole Nationale Supérieure Polytechnique.
  • Etablissement partenaire : Ecole Militaire Polytechnique et Université de Boumerdès.

Magisters :

Génie Mécanique, Génie Mécanique et Productique, Energétique, Sciences et Génie des Matériaux, Maintenance Industrielle, gnie des Polymères, Génie Alimentaire, Génie Civil et Génie Manufacturier.

Faculté des Hydrocarbures et de la Chimie

Magisters :

Chimie Appliquée, Ressources Minéales et Energétiques, exploitation des Gisements Pétroliers, Géophysique, Génie mécanique, Génie Electrique, Génie Electrique Electrothecnique, Economie de l'Energie Sciences Economiques, Traitement de Signal, Génie Chimiques, Génie Pétrolier et Gazier et Génie Electrique/Automatique.

Faculté des Sciences Economiques, Commerciales et des Sciences de Gestion :

Magisters :

Sciences Economiques, Sciences de Gestion et Marketing.

Faculté de Droit :

Ecole doctorale :

• Droit et Sciences Politiques
  • Etablissement habilité : Université de Tizi-Ouzou.
  • Etablissement partenaires : Université de Boumerdès et Université de Bejaia.

Institut de Génie Electrique et Electronique :

Magisters :

Génie Electrique, Electronique, Génie Electrique et Electronique.

Regulation of studies

• Registration and Re-registration
• Teaching organization
• Knowledge assessment and control
• Progression in the studies
• Regularity
• Monitoring lessons
• Deliberative Jury
• Ranking and referral
• Tutoring, tutored project and final project
• Diploma and valedictorian
• General subject

Registration and Re-registration

• Article 1 : The new bachelor registers in a field of his choice, according to the conditions of registration contained in the annual circular of registration.
• Article 2 : The student can only follow the lessons if he is regularly registered.
• Article 3 : Registration for university studies with a view to obtaining the bachelor's degree is open to holders of the baccalaureate or of a foreign diploma recognized as equivalent. The student holding several baccalaureates can only benefit from a single university registration at the national level. The conditions for registration in the fields of training for the bachelor's and master's degrees are set, each academic year, by the minister in charge of higher education. Registration and re-registration are taken per academic year. Students must pay administrative registration fees for each academic year.
• Article 4 : The original of the provisional certificate of the baccalaureate or of a recognized equivalent foreign diploma, constitutes a compulsory document of the registration file. The original of the provisional certificate of the baccalaureate or of a recognized equivalent foreign diploma is stamped (wet round stamp) on the back with mention of the date of registration in the university establishment. The original of the provisional certificate of the baccalaureate or of a foreign diploma recognized as equivalent, can only be withdrawn once the studies have been completed and the definitive diploma has been established or, where applicable, following abandonment or a voluntary interruption of studies, and this, at the request of the student and against a discharge. If the student suspends or abandons his studies and requests the withdrawal of the original of the provisional certificate of the baccalaureate, or of a foreign diploma recognized as equivalent, the mention of cancellation of registration must be written on the back of the certificate.
• Article 5 : Upon final registration, the student is issued with a certificate of attendance and a student card which can be requested at any time within the establishment, particularly during exams. These documents are personal. In the event of loss or destruction of these, a declaration of loss established by the police station or the national gendarmerie will be necessary to obtain a duplicate which cannot, under any circumstances, be renewed.

ACADEMIC VACATION

• Article 6 : The student may suspend their registration for exceptional reasons which are:
  • Chronic disabling disease,
  • Maternity,
  • Long term sickness
  • National Service,
  • Family obligations (relating to ascendants and/or descendants, displacement of the spouse or parents related to the function, etc.).
  A certificate of academic vacation must, obligatorily, be issued to him by the competent authority of his establishment. The management of academic vacation is left to the discretion of the institution. The reasoned request for Academic vacation must be submitted to the educational services of the structure to which it is attached, except for major circumstances, before the first exams. Academic vacation can only be granted once during the university course. At the end of an academic vacation for medical reasons, reinstatement is subject to the opinion of a medical expert appointed by the higher education institution.

ABANDONMENT OF STUDIES AND REINTEGRATION

• Article 7 :A regularly registered student is declared, by the head of department, to have dropped out of studies for the academic year, if he does not attend any organized course, tutorials, practical work or internship. during one semester of the academic year.
A regularly registered student is considered as excluded, for the academic year, if he is declared to have dropped out of studies in a semester of the academic year.
• Article 8 : In the event of abandonment or exclusion, a single authorization for reinstatement is granted during the course and this after study of the file by the structures concerned and according to the teaching places available. National Service,
• A certificate of academic leave must, obligatorily, be issued to him by the competent authority of his establishment. The management of academic leaves is left to the discretion of the institution. The reasoned request for Academic leave must be submitted to the educational services of the structure to which it is attached, except for major circumstances, before the first exams. Academic leave can only be granted once during the university course. At the end of an academic leave for medical reasons, reinstatement is subject to the opinion of a medical expert appointed by the higher education institution.

Organization of lessons

• Article 9 : The training with a view to obtaining the bachelor's degree or the master's degree is organized by fields of training, courses, and specialties and offered in the form of standard courses.
• Article 10 : A training course is a coherent set of teaching units that make up a training cycle.
Le parcours de formation type est défini par l’équipe de formation dans l’offre de formation.
• Article 11 : The courses in a training course are organized into semesters of study comprising teaching units.
• Article 12 : CEach semester consists of teaching units (UE). A teaching unit can be fundamental, methodological, discovery or general knowledge.
• Article 13 : : The teaching unit, as defined by Article 3 of Executive Decree No. 08-265 of August 19, 2008, is made up of one or more “subjects” provided in all forms of education ( lessons, tutorials, practical work, conferences, seminars, projects, internships, etc.).
A course unit may be compulsory or optional
• Article 14 : A subject may be:
  A subject taught throughout the semester in the form of lectures, directed work and/or practical work. An entity relating to a practical activity linked to a subject (personal work, internships and study projects,...).
• Article 15 : A subject is endowed with an hourly volume, a value in credits and a coefficient. One credit is equivalent to an hourly volume of 20 to 25 hours per semester encompassing the teaching hours provided to the student by all the different forms of education and the estimated hours of personal work of the student.
• Article 16 : : A teaching unit has a value in credits and a coefficient. The EU credit value is the sum of the credit values of its subjects.
• Article 17 : A semester of studies corresponds to 30 credits. The License is organized into (6) semesters of study, i.e. 180 credits. The Master is organized in four semesters after the bachelor's degree, i.e. 120 credits

Knowledge assessment and control

• Article 18 : The schedule of exams must be brought to the attention of students at the beginning of the semester by means of posters or any other media support.
• Article 19 : No student is authorized to take part in a test:
  • If he is not registered on the establishment's official lists
  • If he arrives thirty minutes after the distribution of subjects.
  At the start of the exams, the supervising teachers must carry out a strict check of the identity of the students and have them sign on the attendance list. During the exams, the student is required to respect all the directives issued by the supervising teachers. No student is authorized to leave the examination site before the end of the first half hour following the delivery of the examination papers. However, and for exceptional reasons, the student may be authorized to leave temporarily. In this case, he must be accompanied by a supervising teacher. At the end of the test, the student must submit his copy, even if it is a blank copy. The student must bring the necessary equipment to compose in good conditions. It is forbidden for him to borrow any material from other students without the prior authorization of the supervising teacher. Throughout the duration of the event, the use of mobile phones, or any other programmable or listening equipment is strictly prohibited. In the event of fraud or attempted fraud, the supervisor is required to mention the incident on the trial. report of the examination and to draw up a detailed report of the facts and to submit it to the secretariat of the direction of studies, at the latest 24 hours after the offence. Any fraud or attempted fraud automatically leads the offender to be brought before the Disciplinary Board. The student must submit his copy at the end of the test, even if it is a blank copy. At the end of the test, the supervisors must count the copies given and compare this number with that appearing on the attendance sheet, any anomaly noted must be mentioned on the report of the examination and reported immediately after the examination. test at the service concerned.
• Article 20 : After each exam, the teacher responsible for the subject must display the standard answer key for the test and the detailed grading scale.
All notes must be posted prior to deliberations. So that any error in reporting and/or calculation of the average is notified to the teacher and corrected, if necessary, by the latter before the deliberations.
• Article 21 : The student has the right to consult his examination copies after each test
  Make-up exams do not entitle you to view exam papers.
  The student who is not satisfied with his mark, after consulting his copy and the standard answer key with scale, may lodge an appeal no later than two working days after the date of the said consultation. After this deadline, no appeal will be accepted.
  The handling of the appeal may give rise to a counter correction.
• Article 22 : The evaluation of a subject is assessed semi-annually by the average:
  • The final exam with a coefficient of two (2) held at the end of each semester (first session).
  • Continuous monitoring (presentation, written questions, homework, personal work, internship, etc.) with a coefficient of one (1).
  • A score for the practical work (results from the average of the scores for the tests and those for the reports) assigned a coefficient of one (1).
• Article 23 : The EU is definitively acquired for any student who has acquired all the subjects that make it up. A subject is acquired if the grade obtained in this subject is equal to or higher than 10/20.
  L’UE est, également, acquise par compensation si la moyenne de l'ensemble des notes obtenues dans les matières qui la constituent, pondérées de leurs coefficients respectifs, est égale ou supérieure à 10/20.
  The teaching unit is also acquired by compensation if the average of all the marks obtained in the subjects which constitute it, weighted by their respective coefficients, is equal to or greater than 10/20.
  The teaching unit thus acquired carries with it the acquisition of the credits assigned to it. In this case, the acquired credits can be capitalized within the same training course and transferable to any other training course comprising the said unit.
  The exclusion of a subject making up a teaching unit does not allow the acquisition of this teaching unit by calculating the average of the marks obtained in the other subjects that make it up.
  
• Article 24 : The general average for the semester is calculated on the basis of the averages obtained in the course units making up the semester, weighted by their respective coefficient.
  The semester is acquired for any student who has obtained all of the teaching units that make it up according to the conditions set out in article 22 above.
  
• Article 25 : In the event of failure in the first session, the student attends the remedial session for the tests relating to the teaching units not acquired. In this case, the student retains the benefit of the subjects acquired in accordance with article 22 above and takes the examination tests for the subjects not acquired.
  In the case of a teaching unit acquired within the framework of the compensation provided for in article 23 above, the student may be authorized to attend, in a remedial session, the subjects not acquired from the said unit.
• Article 26 : During the remedial session, the mark, for each of the subjects concerned, is then determined on the basis of the mark obtained in the remedial test according to the knowledge and skills control methods adopted in accordance with the provisions of article 19 of decree N°712 of 03/11/2011.
  The final mark retained for the subject will be the best of the averages between the first session and the remedial session.
• Article 27 : At the end of the remedial session, the teaching unit and the semester are acquired according to the same provisions of articles 22 and 23 above.
  In the event that a teaching unit is not acquired, the credits allocated to the acquired subjects that compose it can be capitalized.
• Article 28 : Compensation applies:
  • To the teaching unit: it allows the acquisition of the EU by calculating the average of the marks of the subjects which constitute it, affected by their respective coefficients, the EU acquired by compensation carries the credits which are allocated to it affected.
  • In the semester: it allows the acquisition of the semester by calculating the average of the marks of the teaching units that compose it, affected by their respective coefficients. The semester acquired by compensation carries the thirty (30) credits allocated to it.
  • A year (L1, L2, L3): it allows the acquisition of the year by the calculation of the average of the marks of the teaching units which compose it, affected by their respective coefficients, the year acquired by compensation carries the sixty (60) credits allocated to it

Progression in studies

• Article 29 : The passage from the first to the second semester of the same academic year in the same training course is by right for any regular student The semester can also be acquired by compensation between the different teaching units in the following way: general average for the semester is calculated on the basis of the averages obtained in the teaching units making up the semester, weighted by their respective coefficients. The semester is then acquired if this average is equal to or greater than 10/20. The semester thus acquired entails the acquisition of the thirty (30) credits allocated to it.

Progression in LICENSE studies

• Article 30 : The transition from the first to the second license year is granted if the student has obtained the first two semesters of the training course, with or without compensation. However, the transition from the first to the second license year is authorized for any student who has validated at least (30) credits with a minimum distribution of 1/3 in one semester and 2/3 in the other semester.
• Article 31 : The transition from the second to the third year of the license is granted if the student has obtained the first four semesters of the training course, with or without compensation.
  However, the passage from the second to the third year of license is authorized for any student having validated at least (90) credits and acquired the fundamental teaching units required for the continuation of the studies in specialty.
• Article 32 : The student, authorized to progress in his training course according to the conditions of passage provided for in articles 29 and 30 above, can keep the benefit of the acquired subjects. In this case, the obligation or the exemption to follow the courses, tutorials and practical work of the subjects not acquired falls under the prerogatives of the training team.
• Article 33 : A student who is not allowed to progress to the second or third year of a training course is, as the case may be, authorized to re-enroll in the same course or directed, by the training team, towards another training course.
  The student enrolled in a license cannot stay there for more than 05 years at most, even in the case of a reorientation. However, a student who has acquired 120 credits or more may be authorized, exceptionally, to re-enroll for an additional year.

Advancement in MASTER studies

• Article 34 : The passage from the first to the second year is automatic if the student has completed the first two semesters of the training course.
  However, the transition from the first to the second year is authorized for any student who has validated at least 45 credits and acquired the teaching units required for further studies in a specialty.
• Article 35 : The student, authorized to progress in his training course according to the transition conditions provided for in article 34 above, can keep the benefit of the subjects acquired. In this case, the obligation or the exemption from following the courses, tutorials and practical work of the subjects not acquired is the prerogative of the training team.
• Article 36 : L’étudiant, non admis à progresser en deuxième année d’un parcours de formation, est, selon le cas, autorisé à se réinscrire dans le même parcours ou orienté, par l’équipe de formation, vers un autre parcours de formation.
  The student, not allowed to progress in the second year of a training course, is, depending on the case, authorized to re-enroll in the same course or directed, by the training team, towards another course of training. Under no circumstances may a student enrolled in a master's program stay there for a maximum of 3 years.

Regularity

• Article 38 : Regular attendance at tutorials and practical work is mandatory throughout the semester.
• Article 39 : Regular attendance is checked by the teacher. It is involved in the calculation of the average of the continuous control.
  Three (03) unjustified absences or five (05) absences, even justified, from the tutorial sessions of a subject lead to the exclusion of the subject for the current semester.
  Justified absence from a practical work session (laboratory, field and internship) entitles the student to a replacement session, during the semester, if conditions allow.
  Unjustified absence from a practical session (laboratory, field and internship) is sanctioned by a zero mark for the practical work concerned. In this case, the student cannot benefit from a substitute session.
  Unjustified absences for more than a third (1/3) of the TP sessions lead to the exclusion of the subject for the current semester.
• Article 40 : Any absence must be justified within a time not exceeding 72 hours (03 working days).
• Article 41 : Within the framework of the continuous control and the realization of the TP, only a justified absence is tolerated. In this case, the average of the continuous assessment or TP is calculated on the basis of the tests and evaluations carried out.
Under no circumstances can a catch-up be carried out as part of the continuous control.
• Article 42 : Justified absence from a final exam entitles the student to a replacement exam for the relevant test.
Unjustified absence from a final exam is penalized by a zero mark for the relevant test. In this case, the student cannot benefit from the replacement examination of the test concerned.

• The justification of absence must reach the department within 3 working days of the date of the exam.
• Article 43 : Cases of excused absence:
  • Death of ascendants, descendants and collateral; (death certificate - 03 days of absence permitted).
  • Marriage of the interested party; (marriage certificate - 03 days of absence permitted).
  • Paternity or maternity of the interested party; (birth certificate - 03 days of absence permitted for the father, according to medical certificate for the mother).
  • Hospitalization of the interested party (hospitalization certificate: number of days of absence according to the length of hospitalization).
  • Illness of the interested party; (medical certificate of sick leave imperatively issued by a Sworn doctor - number of days of absence allowed depending on the duration of the sick leave),
  • Official requisition or summons issued by the competent authority - number of days of absence allowed according to the duration of the activity
  • Other duly justified cases of major impediment.Suivi des enseignements

Monitoring of lessons

• Article 44 : The pedagogical committees set up by subject and by teaching unit and the training team by course ensure the monitoring of lessons
• Article 45 : A pedagogical committee by subject is composed of:
  • A person responsible for the subject appointed by his peers if there are several sections,
  • Teachers providing the courses, tutorials and practicals for this subject.
  • One elected student representative per group of tutorials or practicals.
  A pedagogical committee per teaching unit is composed of:
  • An EU President appointed by his peers,
  • Teachers providing lessons, tutorials and practicals for the subjects of this course,
  • One elected student representative per tutorial group or tutorial group per subject, and
  • A representative of the pedagogical administration
• Article 46 : The student representatives on the teaching committees must be elected from among the students whose academic performance and moral qualities are proven.
• Article 47 : A training team is put in place for each training course. It is made up of the presidents of teaching teams from all over the course.

Deliberation Jury

• Article 48 : The deliberations are the privileged place for the pedagogical evaluation of students at the end of a semester of study and must remain confidential.
The jury is sovereign in its deliberations and its decisions are taken by a simple majority of its members; the voice of its president being preponderant in the event of a tie.
• Article 49 : The EU deliberation jury is organized at the end of each examination session in accordance with article 48 above. In this case, the jury includes the teachers involved in the courses, TD and TP of the subjects constituting the EU.
• Article 50 : The deliberation jury for the semester is organized at the end of each examination session.
  The deliberation jury of the semester includes the teachers responsible for the teaching units making up the semester.
• Article 51 : The presence at the deliberations of all the members of the jury is compulsory.
• Article 52 : During the deliberations, the members of the jury are responsible for:
  • Validate the education of students and their results obtained during the semester,
  • Decide on the admission, deferment or exclusion of students in subjects, teaching units and semester.
  • Proceed, if necessary, with the redemption of students, on a case-by-case basis, by globally assessing their schooling on the basis of parameters such as attendance, educational progression, participation, discipline, etc. In this case, the note concerned by the redemption must be reduced to 10/20. Redemption is not a right. It falls exclusively within the prerogatives of the jury.
  • Propose, if necessary, a reorientation of the student in a situation of failure.
  
  The deliberation jury for the last semester of a cycle of studies also has the prerogative of validating all of the schooling of students in the same class and of submitting to the head of the establishment a report (PV) of deliberation on the list of successful students for the preparation and issuance of provisional certificates of success and diplomas.
• Article 53 : After displaying the minutes of the deliberations, a period of 72 hours (03 working days) is granted to students wishing to file an appeal. The latter will be submitted to the school services to which the subject relates.
• Article54 : Appeals are handled by the same team, which will draw up a report.
• Article 55 : After the processing of appeals, the final and immutable results are brought to the attention of students who have requested them. At the end of these deliberations, a report will be drawn up under the same conditions as the initial report and must bear the words "Corrective report additional to the initial report"

Student Ranking Deliberation Jury

• Article 56 : The classification and orientation of students are pronounced by a "classification and orientation commission"

The ranking, thus produced, can be used for the designation of valedictorians, for the orientation of the students.
• Article 57 : The average of the classification is the average of the averages of the semesters of studies concerned affected by corrective coefficients taking into account the cumulative delays, admissions with debts and admissions after the remedial session.

The calculation of this average is carried out according to the following formula:
MC=MSE (1-a(r+d/2+s/4))
With: MC = average ranking
MSE =∑(MSi)/n where MSi is the average of the semester i
a = estimated abatement rate of 0.04
r = number of grade repeaters per year,
d = number of admissions with debt by year,
s = number of admissions after the remedial session per semester,
n = number of semesters concerned (n included between 1 and 6 for the Bachelor's degree and n between 1 and 4 for the Master's).
• Article 58 : At the end of the common courses, the student declared admitted by the jury is oriented towards the specialty of his choice, by the commission mentioned above, taking into account:
  • The reception capacity of the targeted specialty,
  • Conditions specific to the targeted specialty,
  • The student's results since first enrolment.
  If the student is not admitted to the first specialty chosen, the next specialty in the wishlist is considered, and so on.
• Article 59 : A student may, if he so desires, request a transfer to another university stream or to another university. Their request will be examined by the training team of the course concerned. The favorable opinion of the host organization is requiredTutorat, projet tuteuré et projet de fin d'étude

Tutoring, tutored project and end-of-study project

TUTORING

• Article 60 : A tutoring commission is instituted within the university. It is composed of
  • Head of the establishment,
  • The vice-rector in charge of pedagogy or the director of studies in charge of pedagogy,
  • Heads of domains,
  • Teacher-researchers whose appointment is left to the discretion of the head of the institution.
• Article 61 : : The tutoring committee is chaired by the head of the institution. It appoints from among its members a vice-president and a rapporteur.
• Article 62 : The tutoring mission covers several aspects, in particular:
  • The informative and administrative aspect which takes the form of reception, orientation and mediation.
  • The pedagogical aspect which takes the form of support for learning, the organization of the student's personal work and assistance in building their training course.
  • The methodological aspect, which takes the form of an introduction to academic work methods, individually and in groups.
  • The technical aspect which takes the form of advice for the use of tools and teaching aids;
  • The psychological aspect which takes the form of student stimulation and motivation to continue their training course;
  • And finally the professional aspect which takes the form of helping the student to develop his professional project.

SUPERVISED PROJECT

• Article 63 : Any student, in courses requiring an end-of-study internship, or a tutored internship, gives the right to supervision for the realization of his end-of-study project, or his tutored internship.
• Article 64 : The project subject is proposed by mutual agreement between the student, the teacher and the host company. It must then be endorsed by a graduation project evaluation committee (PFE) set up within each department.
• Article 65 : The promoter teacher can only evade his supervision obligations in the case of failure or lack of attendance on the part of the student.

Graduation Project Jury

• Article 67 : The defense committee is composed of at least four (04) members:
  • One (01) chairman
  • Two (02) examiners including a representative of the company or the host structure if necessary.
  • One (01) promoter (rapporteur).
  • A co-promoter if the work requires it.
The tutored project is supported under the same conditions (04 members at the most) but, in this case, the representation of the host company is not required.
• Article 68 : Defenses are organized in the month of June. Exceptionally and after consulting the PEE evaluation committee of the department concerned, some defenses may take place in September (remedial session).
• Article 69 : Students who have not submitted their project within the deadline may, at their request, and on an exceptional basis, be re-enrolled after agreement from the administration of the department, which may require another subject.

Diploma and promotion majors

• Article 70 : Obtaining the diploma is subject to the validation of 180 credits for the bachelor's degree and 120 credits for the master's degree
• Article 71: The valedictorian is declared among the students who have followed a course (without doubling or resiting), and who have not been subject to disciplinary sanctions.
• Article 72 : The valedictorians are chosen as a priority from among the students who defended their end-of-studies projects during the June session.

However, in the event of major impediment duly justified by the structure of attachment and after opinion of the training team, the students having supported during the second session can claim with the title of major. In this case, the final grade for the course will be reduced by a coefficient equal to 0.2.

General discipline

• Article 73 : At the University of BOUMERDES, the rules of general discipline are based on respect for others, courtesy, tolerance and the safeguarding of goods and equipment.
In addition to these rules, the student is required to respect the elementary rules of hygiene, dress and behavior.
• Article 74 : It is forbidden for the student to bring foreign people into the university.
• Article 75 : All students are required to present their student card at any checkpoint at the university services
• Article 76 : Smoking is prohibited in educational and administrative premises.
• Article 77 : The use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited during educational sessions (lessons, tutorials and practicals) and prohibited during exams.
Extra muros, it must not in any way interfere with the smooth running of lessons or examinations.

DISCIPLINARY BOARD

• Article 78 : A Faculty Disciplinary Board and a Department Disciplinary Board are hereby established to exercise disciplinary power over students.
  • The Department's Disciplinary Board deals with first degree offences. This council is chaired by the department head or his representative.
• Article 79 : Any violation duly noted is brought to the attention of the person responsible for the competent educational structure in writing within 48 hours.
• Article 80 : The file presented to the Disciplinary Board must include:
  • Official referral to the Disciplinary Board by the head of the competent educational structure.
  • A detailed report highlighting the identity of the complainant, the detailed account of the facts, the description of the damage, the names of any witnesses, the summary of the student's situation and all the elements of evidence.
• Article 81 : Depending on the gravity of the offense committed, precautionary measures may be taken by the head of the competent educational structure pending the holding of the disciplinary council
• Article 82 : First degree offenses include:
  • Attempted fraud or established fraud in the exam (attempt to pass drafts or exam papers, dictation, visible presentation of any copy with the intention of helping the classmate...).
  • Refusal to comply with instructions from university staff.
  • Intramural or extramural sound disturbances during lessons or exams (loud voices ringing cellphone, music, etc.).
  • Unauthorized and anarchic posting of documents.
• Article 83 : Second degree offenses include:
  • Recidivism of first-degree offenses
  • Premeditated fraud established during the examination (passing of drafts or copies, cheat sheet, mobile phone and accessories of all generations, programmable calculator, electronic equipment, etc.).
  • Refusal to obey directives issued by the teaching staff in the exercise of these functions.
  • Refusal to comply with on-campus regulatory control.
  • Verbal or gestural discrepancy towards all university staff and students.
  • Obstruction to the proper functioning of the university, violence, threat and assault of any kind, organized disorder
  • Possession of any means to harm the physical integrity of university staff and students.
  • Usurpation d’identité, faux et usage de faux, falsification et substitution de documents administratifs.
  • Impersonation, forgery and use of forgery, falsification and substitution of administrative documents.
  • Deliberate actions of disturbance and disorder characterized affecting the smooth running of educational activities (obstructing lessons and examinations or their boycott, disruptive grouping, etc.).
  • Thefts, breach of trust and embezzlement of property of the establishment, teachers and students
  • Deliberate damage to the establishment's property (equipment, furniture and accessories).
• Article 84 : The offenses mentioned for the 1st and 2nd degree of this present regulation are not exhaustive. Any fault judged as such by a disciplinary council is qualified as a first or second degree offense depending on its gravity and its consequences on the university community. The disciplinary council being judge.
• Article 85 : Students who have committed an offense are summoned to be heard by the disciplinary council of the department.
• Article 86 : The offending student may call upon his TD or section delegate and his tutor to assist him.
• Article 87 : If the student in question does not respond to the summons, the meeting is postponed. A second convocation will be sent to him.
• Article 88 : If the student does not appear before the Disciplinary Board following the second summons, the latter will sit and deliver its verdict.
• Article 89 : Sanctions applicable to first degree offenses are:
  • Verbal warning.
  • Written warning.
  • The blame.
  • or 00/20.
• Article 90: Depending on the seriousness and nature of the facts, the penalties applicable to 2nd degree offenses are fixed as follows:
  • Exclusion of the subject (no possibility of taking any future test of the subject in question),
  • The validation of the results in progress with the exception of the matter in question.
  • The non-validation of the semester or failing that of all the subjects in which the student is registered,
  • The non validation of the current year,
  • Exclusion from the next semester,
  • The exclusion of a semester or a year within the institution,
  • Exclusion of a semester or a year on the national territory,
  • The permanent exclusion from the university,
  • Definitive exclusion from any establishment on national territory.
• Article 91 : The decision of the Disciplinary Board is notified to the interested party.
• Article 92 : After deliberations, the Chairman of the Disciplinary Board will send, within a maximum period of eight (8) days, a copy of the minutes of the Board meeting to the Vice Rector in charge of Higher Education of the First and Second Cycles, Continuing Education and Diplomas, and Higher Education Graduation for follow up.
• Article 93 : The student has the right to appeal against the sanction decision within eight (8) days of the date of notification of the decision.
• Article 94 : After the appeal period, the decision of the disciplinary council is:
  • Permanently recorded in the student file,
  • Displayed in the institution, and communicated to other higher education institutions if the sanction is exclusion from at least one semester.
• Article 95 : The penalized student may submit a formal appeal to the dean of the faculty within one week of the date of notification of the final decision. The student can also seize by legal recourse the authority which pronounced the sanction if new and established elements appear.

DISCIPLINARY BOARD

• Article 96 : No one is supposed to be unaware of the clauses of these internal study regulations.
• Article 97 : Each student must provide at the time of his final registration (or his re-registration) the duly legalized declaration attesting to his unreserved adherence to the content of these internal regulations for studies.
• Article 98 : These rules can only be modified after approval by the scientific council of the university
• Article 99 : These rules of procedure for studies take effect from the academic year 2013 – 2014. Its provisions are applicable to students registered or re-registered regularly in the various courses of university studies for Licenses and Masters.

LMD management

• Orders N° 711 and 712 of 11/3/2011 repeal and replace Orders N° 136 (Rules: license+Master) and N° 137 (Modality) of 06/20/2009
• Order n° 711 of 03 November 2011 (Rules): setting the rules of organization and pedagogical management common to university studies with a view to obtaining Bachelor's and Master's degrees.
• Order No. 712 of November 3, 2011 (Terms): setting the terms of assessment, progression and orientation in the study cycles with a view to obtaining the License and Master's degrees.
• Order n° 713 of 03 November 2011 (Tutoring): setting the composition and functioning of the Tutoring Commission.
• Order n° 714 of November 3, 2011 (Classification): on the methods of classifying students.
• Order No. 715 of November 3, 2011 (Master, schools): setting the conditions for obtaining the Master's degree for students registered for obtaining the State Engineer degree, the Architect degree in schools outside universities .
• Practical guide to the implementation and monitoring of the LMD (June 2011):
  • Guide (versions Ar and fr)

LMD management

• Domain ST : Order No. 496 of July 28, 2013
• Domain SM: Order No. 495 of July 28, 2013
• Domain MI: Order No. 497 of July 28, 2013
• Domain SNV: Order No. 498 of July 28, 2013
• Domain SEGC: Order No. 499 of July 28, 2013
• Domain LLE: Order No. 500 of July 28, 2013
• Domain LLA: Order No. 501 of July 28, 2013
• Domain LCA: Order No. 489 of July 28, 2013
• Domain STAPS: Order No. 494 of July 28, 2013
• Domain DSP: Law sector - Order No. 503 of July 28, 2013
• Domain SHS: Human Sciences sector - Order No. 505 of July 28, 2013
• Domaine SHS: Social Sciences sector - Order No. 506 of July 28, 2013