Syllabus

Term and Credits


Instructor(s)

Teaching Assistant(s)

Course Description

Course Objective and Goals

Audience and Purpose within Plan of Study

Prerequisites

What Students Should Know Prior to this Course

What Students will be able to do upon Successfully Completing this Course: Statement of Expected Learning

Textbook

Grading and Policies

Course citizenship will augment these grades via the +/- system by up to one letter grade.

Final grades will be determined by your total points weighted according to this distribution. Grades may be curved but are generally computed via the formula below. It may be modified at the instructor's sole discretion, but letter grades will generally not be lower than those shown here.

Academic Honesty Policy

Submitting Assignments

Assignments will be submitted according to the directions given on the assignment page, no later than 11:59PM on the day listed on each assignment, the assignment page, and/or the submission system (i.e. WebCT or Submit).  Grade breakdowns, rubrics, and/or point valuations will be provided on each assignment as it is assigned, as appropriate.  Grades will be reported via the directions provided on the assignment page (i.e., WebCT and/or email).

Labs, and assignments, and exams will be returned on a regular basis to provide feedback to students.

Topics

Tentative Course Schedule

Please see the appropriate assignment, lab, and/or project webpages for a tentative schedule of course deliverables.

University Policies

Expectations of Student Conduct

Other course expectations for behavior and interaction in the course can be found on the Course Guidelines page of the course web site.