Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College

Fourth Year Undergraduate Autumn Term Report

NOTES: This form must be completed, printed, signed and then passed to your Personal Tutor, who will probably wish to discuss the report with you before adding their own signature. The signed report must then be submitted, as hard copy, via the coursework boxes on level 2, by the Friday of the First Week of the Spring Term. Please read the notes at the end for guidance. 

NAME:   

E-MAIL ADDRESS:

PERSONAL TUTOR:	

Number of Meetings with Personal Tutor in Autumn Term: 

Buddy Scheme1: 

Health or Other Problems2: 

Academic Progress3: 

Professional and Personal Development4:

Extra Curricular Activities 5: 

Student’s Signature: _________________________________  Date: ____________

Tutor’s Signature: ___________________________________  Date: ____________

GUIDANCE NOTES:

The notes are merely suggestions, in most cases, for things you may wish to include on your Term Report; the list is by no means exhaustive. Only those points printed in bold in Note 2 are compulsory.

1.	Are you acting as a Buddy at the moment? Who are you Buddy to? How often have you seen them? Are you enjoying acting as a Buddy? Do you think the Buddy scheme is worthwhile? Would you make any suggestions to improve the scheme? 

2.	Have you had any health problems? Have they caused difficulties with attending College or completing your work?  It is not obligatory that you report the nature of any such problems here if you would prefer not to pass this information on via this report. However, you should indicate that problems exist and to whom these were reported. Please remember that for absences of more than a week due to illness, a medical certificate is required. All absence due to illness, however long, should be reported to your Personal Tutor and to Anna Hikel, and the dates noted on this report.

3.	Have you submitted all your coursework on time? If not, how late have you been? What were the reasons? Do you feel you are coping with the work or do you have any problems? What action have you taken to address these problems? Is there any subject that has caused you particular difficulties? Have you had any coursework marks back? How did you do? Are you pleased with the options you have made? 

4.	Did you work in Civil Engineering over the previous summer? Have you attended any lectures other than those on your timetable at College? Have you become involved in CivEng Soc? Have you been charting and planning your personal development, for example using the Imperial College Employability scheme?

5.	Are you involved in any College clubs or societies? Do you play sports? Are you a musician? Do you have a hobby? Do you participate in any voluntary work?