It is strongly suggested that you use all the
resources made available to you; the text book, class notes (my lecture
outline),
internet notes, CD Rom., power point slides , the internet, and the
teaching assistant.
READ THE SYLLABUS CAREFULLY AS YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL
THAT IS IN THE SYLLABUS.
You may
require between 5 hours to 20 hours per week studying the materials for
this course.
Class assignments are due as indicated in the syllabus (ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSES). Work on the assignments and turn them in if possible before their due dates. Have someone proofread your reports before turning them in.
The
course is divided into four units and each unit
has at least one assignment.
Unit I
(One assignment)
Unit II
(One assignment)
Unit III
(Two assignments)
Unit IV (Three assignments)
General Course Description
TEXTBook & Exams
Exams (tests) are based on the honor system (No help
is allowed during exam as it is an open book exam.)
All exams will be seventy (70) minutes long, and you
are strongly encouraged to take the tests when assigned. The exams will
be
posted
on time and will be withdrawn after the specified time. All exams will
be
multiple choice and fifty questions per exam. Some questions may
involve
sketches and most of the sketches will be from my class notes
(outlines).
I wish
you the best in this course. Do not hesitate to contact me through
the blackboard mail (preferably) or phone or by fax if you have
questions.
Email will be answered withing 48 hours of
posting
except those sent Fridays, Saturdays & Sunday mornings
Phone (260-481-6254) during
office hours: Tuesdays 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Leave
message in my voicemail if no answer)
As an online class ...
imagine I am somewhere in Australia ... think about that the next time
you think of bringing your reports to me in person :)
NOTE:
All assigments must
turned in through the "Assignment" section in Blackboard.