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A "D" denotes that a student has a limited understanding of the course materials and meets the minimum requirements for passing the course. Failing indicates that a student has not completed the requirements of the course satisfactorily. Academic Integrity Please read the Academic Integrity Policy in the Student Handbook (www.thezonelive.com/zone/02_SchoolStructure/IL_DominicanUniversity- RiverForest/handbook.pdf). It describes violations of academic integrity, including plagiarism and cheating, noting that students who commit such violations are subject to sanctions such as (but not limited to) lowering a grade or failing the course. There are strong sanctions against plagiarism, which if a charge is proven, could result in an automatic "F" in the course or other sanctions. If you have any questions or doubts about what plagiarism entails or how to properly acknowledge source materials and the works of others, be sure to consult with the instructor. Proper citation procedures are provided in all standard writing manuals. Incompletes If a student believes that due to illness or other unforeseen, serious reasons, the coursework cannot be completed on schedule, he/she requests an incomplete from the instructor. It is up to the discretion of the instructor to grant or deny the request for an incomplete. Incompletes are not granted to students who procrastinate throughout the quarter and are unable to complete the course requirements on time. The follow guidelines are used for incompletes at Dominican: 1. The grade of ―incomplete‖ may be given to a student who has done work of a passing grade in a course but who has not completed that work. 2. Incompletes awarded at the end of the Fall or Summer semesters must be removed by the end of the subsequent semester. 3. Incompletes awarded at the end of Spring semester must be removed by the end of the subsequent Fall semester. 4. At the end of the prescribed time lines, professors may report a letter grade (A – F) or an NC (No Credit). The NC grade does not affect the student’s Grade Point Average. 5. If a professor does not submit a grade by the end of the following semester, the Registrar will automatically record a grade of ―F.‖ 6. In an exceptional case, a professor may petition the Dean of the Rosary College of Arts and Sciences for permission to extend the incomplete for another semester. This must be done before the end of the last week of classes of the semester when the grade is due. It is up to the student to monitor the deadline for completing an incomplete. The student should maintain communication with the instructor so the instructor is aware that the student intends to finish the coursework and that the student does so in a timely fashion, leaving the instructor enough time to grade the remaining work and submit the paperwork prior to the deadline. The responsibility for these deadlines and this communication lies entirely with the student. Note: In the case of a student who has applied for graduation
and who has been approved for an Incomplete in his or her final term, the incomplete must be resolved within the four-week grace period before final degree certification. Instructor Availability Outside of Class Please email (ecollier@dom.edu) or speak to Dr. Collier ahead of time to schedule an appointment if you wish to meet outside of class. Dr. Collier is generally available on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the day and evening, however every effort will be made to accommodate student schedules for necessary meetings on other days. Face to face communication is preferred whenever possible. Email is to be used for general communication such as absence due to unforeseen circumstances, clarification of an assignment or requesting an appointment. Email is not appropriate for requesting incompletes, discussing ramifications of multiple absences/tardiness, or grade-related discussions. When communicating via email, please allow 24 hours for a response. The official syllabus is open to revision and is on Blackboard. Thurs Jan 14: Overview of Course Tues Jan 19: Media Outlet Decisions Due Service Learning/Research Paper/Book Review Decision Business Ethics Essay #1 Thurs Jan 21: Introduction to Thinking Methodologically Read Sandel, Chapter 1 ―Doing the Right Thing‖ Research Paper General Topic Due Service Learning Sign-Up Completion Book Review Assignments Given Tues Jan 26: Methodology #1: Utilitarianism Read Sandel, Chapter 2 Begin Media Log Thurs Jan 28: Students bring in Case for/Example of Utilitarianism (Case Study #1) Research Paper Specific Topic Due in Class Service Learning Progress Report Due in Class (Last Day to Drop Class) Tues Feb 2: Methodology #2: Libertarianism Read Sandel, Chapter 3 Thurs Feb 4: Students bring in Case for Libertarianism (Case Study #2) Essay #1 Due for Service Learning Students
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