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The August agenda of the Academic Council covers several topics: 1) Emphasizing the importance of providing course syllabi to students at the start of each semester. 2) Addressing student concerns about their grade slips not including their QPI (Quality Point Index). 3) Clarifying policies around teacher absences and recording student attendance. 4) Discussing potential changes to the curriculum for business management and engineering programs.
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