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Instruction Summary
(For more
details, please see your copy of the important paper document called
(for instance) "MATH 101 X-Y INSTRUCTIONS")
Contents:
- For All Students
- For Students Wishing to Take Two Modules (A
and B or X and Y) in One Semester
- For Students With IPs (In
Progress)
- For Students With Incompletes
- Calculator Policy
- When To Drop
- MathLab Schedule
For All Students
A. You must be
enrolled by a Math Lab instructor (or Instructional Specialist) before
you can take any test or final exam.
This includes students on “IP’s”.
B. Tests can be
started any time before the last 60 minutes of any continuous period
for which
the Math Lab is open. Try to allow enough time for you to take your
test, have
it graded, and know your result before you leave. Note: we will not stay beyond closing time to grade tests!
C. You must score
at least 80% on your lesson test before you can take a test on the next
lesson.
D. You may not
repeat a test on a failed lesson on the same day that you failed it (except in Summer).
E. You must show
your homework and sample test to a staff member before you can take any
test.
F. Lesson tests
will not be given after the last day of classes.
G. You must
complete all appropriate lessons before you take the final exam.
H. If
you cannot finish one module in one semester, there
are three things you must do to qualify for an “IP” (In Progress) grade:
1) be current in your hours (e.g. average 11 hours/week logged in from the time you started 95A in Summer)
2) pass two tests on different lessons, and
3) make
a written contract with your instructor before the last day of class.
I..
If you no longer wish to be in this class, you are
responsible for submitting a DROP CARD to the Office of Admissions and
Records
by the appropriate deadline.
J.
If no test has been attempted by midterms or no
effort has been made to justify non-attempt, you may be withdrawn at
midterm
by the instructor.
K. No
new adds
may be made after the 12th week of instruction.
L.
If you have any questions regarding the operating
procedures of this course, please ask your instructor.
2. Students
Wishing to take both modules (A and B, or X and Y) in one semester:
We strongly discourage this. Should you
decide to do so anyway, please see When to
Drop
3. For Students with IPsa) You must re-enroll in the course, paying any applicable fees.
b) You must average the usual number of hours (e.g. 4 per week for 95A in Fall), counted not from the day you start, but from the first day of the semester!
4. For Students with INCs
Please see the requirements on the back side of the white
Incomplete Requirement form. You will continue to log in your hours on
the computer, but you do not re-enroll in the course
as you did with your IP.
5.
Calculator Policy
Calculators may not be used on any test or
the final exam, with the following exceptions:
--Math 103 X/Y: Calculators may be used on and after lesson 18.
--Math 104X/Y (Trigonometry): Calculators may be used anytime.
6. When to Drop:
*****Drop Deadlines Have Already Passed!!!!!!*****
95A/B: If you have not completed lesson 3 by Mar. 16 you should
drop the B module by Mar. 16.
95G:If you have not completed lesson 1 by Mar. 16 you should drop by
Mar. 16.
101 X/Y: If you have not completed lesson 5 by Mar. 16 you should drop
the Y module by Mar. 16
103 X/Y: If you have not completed lesson 11 by Mar. 16 you should drop
the Y module by Mar. 16
104X/Y: If you have not completed lesson 4 by Mar. 16 you should drop
the Y module by Mar. 16
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