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All New for Fall 2009! 
| Section | Day/Time | Location | Instructor |
| 1001 | M 10-11 | DERR 325 | Ms. Mendoza |
| 1002 | M 11-12 | DERR 325 | Ms. Mendoza |
| 1003 | T 10-11 | DERR 325 | Ms. Morrow |
| 1004 | T 11-12 | DERR 325 | Ms. Morrow |
| 1005 | W 10-11 | DERR 325 | Ms. Stewart |
| 1006 | W 11-12 | DERR 325 | Ms. Mendoza |
| 1007 | TH 10-11 | DERR 325 | Ms. Morrow |
| 1008 | TH 11-12 | DERR 325 | Ms. Morrow |
| 1009 | F 10-11 | DERR 325 | Ms. Stewart |
Note: Labs will start the week of 8/31/2009
Assignments
Assignments will be posted here. Without valid proof of an unexpected emergency, you will receive a grade of zero if you miss the deadline.
Quizzes
We will have frequent "announced" quizzes on the lecture days.
We will not accept late work without a valid documented excuse. Makeup exams and quizzes will not be given under any circumstances, but under exceptional conditions, other arrangements may be made.
If you are dissatisfied with a grade you receive, you must submit your complaint in writing along with supporting evidence or arguments. We must receive this protest within one week of the date on which we first attempt to return the assignment to you. We will not consider any grade change request that does not fulfill this requirement.
Turning in an exam which is not entirely your own work is cheating. Turning in
an assignment which is not entirely your own work (or your group's work, as per
the assignment) is cheating. Group discussion about course content is not cheating, and it
is strongly encouraged.
Students who violate University and Departmental rules on scholastic dishonesty are
subject to disciplinary penalties, including the possibility of a
lowered or 0 grade on an assignment or exam, failure in the course,
and/or dismissal from the University. Representing the work of others
as your own will be considered academic dishonesty and will not be
tolerated. Since such dishonesty harms the individual, all students,
and the integrity of the University, policies on scholastic dishonesty
will be strictly enforced. Please read the departmental policy.
At the beginning of the semester, students with disabilities who need special
accommodations should notify the instructor by presenting a letter prepared by the Office of Disability Services.
A student who is absent from an examination or cannot meet an assignment deadline due to the observance of a religious holy day may take the examination on an alternate day, submit the assignment up to 24 hours late without penalty, or be excused from the examination or assignment, if proper notice of the planned absence has been given. Notice must be given at least fourteen days prior to the classes scheduled on dates the student will be absent. For religious holy days that fall within the first two weeks of the semester, notice should be given on the first day of the semester. It must be personally delivered to the instructor and signed and dated by the instructor, or sent certified mail, return receipt requested. Email notification will be accepted if received, but a student submitting such notification must receive email confirmation from the instructor. A student who fails to complete missed work within the time allowed will be subject to the normal academic penalties.
Grading
Final grades will be assigned on a 90-80-70-60 scale, based on the following components:
- Two Midterm Exams: 45%
- Cumulative Final Exam: 30%
- Lab Assignments and Problem Sets: 20%
- Quizzes: 5%
Notes:
- We will drop the lowest quiz score.
- The instructor reserves the right to alter the grading scale to the benefit of the students.
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September 11 |
Last day to drop with no record
and with tuition refund |
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October 26 |
Automatic W date |
| November 23 | Last day to withdraw from the University |
Grades will be kept online on TRACS
Last updated: 8/29/09