Basic Editing and Drawing Techniques - IntelliTec Classweb

Basic Drafting DC-101 Page 2
Assessments/quizzes are to be completed during class time. Your time allotment may vary from
unit-to-unit. Any Professional-in-Training who begins or ends his or her unit
assessments/quizzes outside the given time scheduled may earn partial credit (refer to Late
Policy).
The final will be an open book cumulative assessment.
Assignments:
A variety of assignments will be given to enhance your development of skills necessary for the
office place. Assignments are due when specified; late assignments affect the grading process.
♦ Professionals-in-Training are expected to turn in all assignments by the first scheduled class
session following date they are assigned. All late assignments will be credited up to 90% of the
total points available if turned in within one day of the assignment date. Assignments two days
late will be credited up to 80% and up to 70% if three days late. Any assignment turned in more
than three days late will be eligible to receive up to 60% of the points available. Late
assignments will not be accepted for credit after the end of week five.
Presentation:
Each student will make one 5 – 10 minute presentation at a scheduled time during the
course. The subject matter should be limited to commands or techniques from AutoCAD, ADT
or MDT. Each student will prepare a handout to accompany their presentation, which will be
attended by at least five students. Grades for all presentations will be determined solely by
student evaluation. Failure to complete, or having to reschedule, a presentation could result in
the loss of up to 5% of your course grade. No more than three presentations will be allowed
per day, so don’t put off scheduling yours!
Attendance:
IntelliTec College’s posted daily course schedule is as follows:
AM: Begin 8:00, breaks 8:50-9:00, 9:50-10:00, 10:50-11:00, 11:50-12:10, depart 1:00
PM: Begin 6:00, breaks 6:50-7:10, 8:00-8:10, 9:00-9:10, depart 10:50
Professionals-in-Training are expected to Attend, Be Punctual and Make Productive Use of all
available training time: five hours for each day of training scheduled. Each full day of attendance
may be worth 5 Professional Conduct points. The Professional-in-Training present for all 5 hours of
`training time is eligible to receive up to 5 Professional Conduct points for the day (1 point per
hour). A Professional-in-Training who misses time due to illness, jury duty, family emergency, etc.
is responsible for completing any assignments missed within 8 days of the absence. Should
absences become excessive, the trainer and Professional-in-Training must develop an effective
Student Support Plan to try to prevent further absences. Good work and study habits will solidly
contribute in your preparation toward your career goals.
Revised 11/20/2008