Engage in horseplay! Common sense should rule when working with sharp instruments and preserved specimens. Dissect while holding the specimen in your hand(s). Use excessive force when working with a sharp instrument such as a scalpel. Eat or drink in the room where a dissection is occurring. Allow children in the room while dissection is occurring Ingest specimen parts. Quizzes At the conclusion of each module (except for Module 3), there is a multiple-choice quiz. You will complete 13 quizzes worth up to 10 points each for a possible total of 130 points toward your final grade. The links to the quizzes are located in the Course Content area of the Blackboard classroom. Exams You will complete two (2) proctored exams worth up to 100 points each for a possible total of 200 points toward your final grade. These exams must be taken at a College testing site. You will have 60 minutes and one attempt for each exam. Exam 1 covers the assigned text chapters for modules 1-7. Exam 2 covers the assigned text chapters in modules 8-14. Please note that you must secure a testing site appointment for each exam. See the Proctored Exam Information item in the Blackboard Tools and Resources page for more information. You are encouraged to schedule your exams no later than the second week of class to assure a seat in the testing center. Course Grade Your final letter grade will be determined by totaling the points earned on all graded coursework. ASSIGNED WORK POINTS GRADE POINTS Greetings & Introductions 10 A 900-1000 Discussions (13 @20 points) 260 B 800-899 Labs (8 @ 20 points) Hands-on labs (4@40 points) 320 C 700-799 Assignments (4 @20 points) 80 D 600-699 Quizzes (13 @10 points) 130 F 0-599 Exams (2 @100 points) 200 Total Points 1000 FN Grade – Failure for Non-Attendance A Failure for Non-Attendance (FN) grade indicates that a student has failed a course due to It is calculated as an “F” in the student’s grade point average. For students receiving
Engage in horseplay! Common sense should rule when working with sharp instruments and preserved specimens. Dissect while holding the specimen in your hand(s). Use excessive force when working with a sharp instrument such as a scalpel. Eat or drink in the room where a dissection is occurring. Allow children in the room while dissection is occurring Ingest specimen parts. Quizzes At the conclusion of each module (except for Module 3), there is a multiple-choice quiz. You will complete 13 quizzes worth up to 10 points each for a possible total of 130 points toward your final grade. The links to the quizzes are located in the Course Content area of the Blackboard classroom. Exams You will complete two (2) proctored exams worth up to 100 points each for a possible total of 200 points toward your final grade. These exams must be taken at a College testing site. You will have 60 minutes and one attempt for each exam. Exam 1 covers the assigned text chapters for modules 1-7. Exam 2 covers the assigned text chapters in modules 8-14. Please note that you must secure a testing site appointment for each exam. See the Proctored Exam Information item in the Blackboard Tools and Resources page for more information. You are encouraged to schedule your exams no later than the second week of class to assure a seat in the testing center. Course Grade Your final letter grade will be determined by totaling the points earned on all graded coursework. ASSIGNED WORK POINTS GRADE POINTS Greetings & Introductions 10 A 900-1000 Discussions (13 @20 points) 260 B 800-899 Labs (8 @ 20 points) Hands-on labs (4@40 points) 320 C 700-799 Assignments (4 @20 points) 80 D 600-699 Quizzes (13 @10 points) 130 F 0-599 Exams (2 @100 points) 200 Total Points 1000 FN Grade – Failure for Non-Attendance A Failure for Non-Attendance (FN) grade indicates that a student has failed a course due to It is calculated as an “F” in the student’s grade point average. For students receiving