Inside the archive
A file is not a record until its story checks out.
We verify what a paper is, where it came from, and whether it can be published—not merely whether the PDF opens.
Where we look first
Sources have an order.
The closer a source is to the original academic record, the more weight it carries.
- 01
TU Faculty of Management
Dean’s Office publications and programme documents come first.
- 02
Other official TU sources
Controller, department, campus, and programme institution pages.
- 03
Rights holders and contributors
Material shared by its owner or with explicit permission.
- 04
Discovery leads
Third-party sites can point us somewhere, but are never mirrored as proof.
The publication gate
Seven checks before “publish.”
Ambiguous material remains private. We do not fill gaps by guessing a date, course, cohort, or page sequence.
- 01Programme and curriculum
- 02Course code and title
- 03Exam year and sitting
- 04Source and usage rights
- 05File integrity
- 06Page order
- 07Readable content
When the record changes
Corrections leave a trail.
Meaningful corrections create an audit entry. A disputed document can be withdrawn while its source is reviewed, without silently rewriting the archive’s history.
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