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Assignments
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Mid-Term Exam |
25% (250 points) |
Final Exam |
10% (100 points) |
Class Participation |
15% (150 points) |
Memo #1 (Wind Farms) |
5% (50 points) |
Memo #2 (CPR Simulation) |
5% (50 points) |
Memo #3 (Book Review) |
15% (150 points) |
Memo #4 (Film Critique) |
10% (100 points) |
Memo #5 (Nuclear Waste
Disposal) |
5% (50 points) |
Memo #6 (ANWR Debate) |
10% (100 points) |
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Course grades will be calculated based on the following:
A (920 – 1000), A- (900 – 919), B+ (880 – 899), B (820 – 879), B-
(800 – 819), C+ (780 – 799), C (720 – 779), C- (700 – 719), D+
(680 – 699), D (620 – 679), D- (600 – 619), and F (0 – 599). |
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Grading
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All written work will be evaluated based on your analysis
of the readings and cases, the organization of your ideas, the strength
and substance of your arguments, your ability to properly apply the
concepts discussed in class, and the quality of your writing (e.g.,
spelling, grammar, punctuation, etc.).
Failure to complete an assignment or failing to follow directions
will result in a 0 for the assignment.
The final course grade will be calculated based upon the following
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Be advised that we have a zero tolerance policy for
cheating. Anyone caught
cheating will receive a failing grade for the course. |
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Late Assignments/Incompletes
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Tentative due dates for course assignments are listed on
the attached course schedule and are subject to change based on class
progress and student preferences. You
should check the course schedule and announcements pages on the course web
site periodically for changes in due dates.
Students may bring forward requests for changing the dates of major
assignments for class approval with a minimum of one-week advance notice
to the class.
Unless I have agreed in advance, all assignments are due
at the end of the class period they are due.
Informing the instructor of your intention to be absent does not
waive your obligation to submit the work that is due. Late
assignments lose one full letter grade per class they are late. An incomplete will only be
granted when there are serious extenuating circumstances that occur after
the withdrawal period. |
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Other Class Policies |
All
cell phones are to be turned off in class.
If your phone wrings, the Professor reserves the right to answer
the call and/or to confiscate the phone. |
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