Nope. Each module has 16 problems and 4 tests. Each problem has
a different learning objective. You will be graded from A to F
based on your how well you answer questions, your presentation, the
journal you write and how your peers evaluate you. For the tests,
it depends on how much you can apply what you have learnt. You
still can pon, but will be hard to pass tests if they are linked,
especially for programming and enterprise lessons. The rest, still
can do so.
The only 2 modules that doesn't have tests and problems is
Professional Profiling and Creative Engagement. They are
compulsory, never pass means don't need graduate. And a hefty $220
fine for every retake.
