The College of Medicine, represented by the Third-Year Curriculum Committee in the Curriculum Unit of the Department of Medical Education, conducted the end-of-course exam for the third-year male and female students remotely using the university's e-learning system. The college also used the virtual classroom system approved at the university to complete the invigilation process during the exam.
The Department of Medical Education in the college, in cooperation with the IT team at the college and in coordination with the Curriculum Unit, participated by creating guides for faculty and students alike to ensure that the remote electronic exam runs smoothly, successfully, and reliably.
The college has published instructions for taking electronic exams on its website. These can be viewed using this link.
The Dean of the College of Medicine, His Excellency Dr. Emad bin Ali Al-Jahdali, congratulated the work team on the success of this experience. He also wished more success and excellence for all students of the College of Medicine.
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