intro-to-dh

Tuesday + Thursday, 9:30-10:45, 243 Kauke // Dr. Jacob Heil, 158D Andrews Library

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Assignments and Grading

All projects must be completed if one is to pass the course.

Readings

There is no text to purchase for the class. Readings will be available as open source texts freely available to you, or they will be shared as PDF documents. In both cases, readings will be shared on the course Moodle site, so default to finding the readings there. Linked texts will likely be shared here on the Course Schedule as well, but if you’re in doubt, check the Moodle.

Projects

Grading Standards

From the College Catalogue, p259.

Incompletes

“An Incomplete (designated “I”) is only appropriate if a student has attended and participated in the classroom activities throughout the semester and a small portion of the work of a course is unavoidably unfinished. This work must be completed before the end of the first week of the following semester (including work for Semester II that must be completed before the end of the first week of the Summer Session). If the work is not completed by the time specified, the I automatically becomes an F or NC. Credit for a course completed at the College will not normally be awarded after the deadline for changing incomplete grades. Exceptions to this policy require a written petition to the Dean for Curriculum and Academic Engagement and are approved only in exceptional circumstances.”
– (from the College Catalogue, p260.) * **Booking Meetings


Course Archive: 2017

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