Professor
One screen shows who qualifies for the signature and why, and the signature statistics show the state of the whole year group.
Points, exams and grades
Course signature and exam eligibility
At many universities in the region, the course signature (potpis) confirms that a student met the course requirements and may sit the exam. ISEUS ties it to real data: attendance at lectures and labs and the conditions you set, so the decision no longer depends on manual counting.
How it works
- 01
Set the conditions
For lectures and labs, set the allowed absences and the attendance required for the signature.
- 02
The system counts
Attendance is counted automatically during the semester, and you can see who meets the conditions and who does not.
- 03
Grant the signature
The course’s main professor grants or withholds the signature, with a comment if needed.
A student’s lecture attendance with the signature requirement met
What each role gets
Assistant
The attendance you record in labs feeds straight into the signature condition, with no lists to hand in.
Student
You know in advance how many absences you have left and whether you have the signature.
Frequently asked questions
What is a course signature (potpis)?
It is the professor’s confirmation that a student met the course obligations, usually attendance, and is eligible for the exam. ISEUS links it to recorded attendance and the conditions you set.
Who can grant the signature?
The course’s main professor. That keeps the decision in one place, and it is recorded in the change log.
What happens to the signature when a student repeats the course?
The signature stays tied to the academic year in which it was earned, and the professor decides whether a repeating student keeps their old points or redoes parts of the course.
Related features
Attendance and absence tracking
A rotating QR code, allowed absences and a per-student attendance overview for lectures and labs.
Partial exams, exam periods and door checks
Exam periods, exams and partial exams with pass rules, registration, withdrawal and an eligibility check at the door.
New academic year and repeat students
Copy your course from last year and decide whether repeat students keep their old points or redo part of the course.
All featuresBroader overview: From individual activities to the final grade
Focus on teaching, not on administration.
Run your course in ISEUS, or request a presentation for your whole faculty.