H334. Failure to be vigilant about this matter inevitably will raise questions about academic integrity. The Faculty of Arts requires that written work conform to accepted standards of English expression; if writing does not meet such standards, it cannot be evaluated. Marks will be based on the quality of your written work and of your participation in the lectures and group discussions. Regular attendance should put virtually everyone in a position to achieve marks with which he or she is happy. The key is doing the reading, on time, and coming to class, prepared. Late work cannot be accepted, except under the circumstances discussed above. Note the approximate weight of the following requirements: DATE DUE APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF THE FINAL MARK ASSIGNMENT 1.) Autobiographical Mandatory, but no mark Thursday, Sept. 14 statement on your awarded; two marks deducted expectations and on the from final mark if not submitted reasons for your enrollment in on time. H334. Build the statement upon a brief intellectual history of yourself and your development as a thinker. 2.) Brief reading notes on the Tuesdays or Thursdays. 20% weekly assignments. See See the calendar below; 4 sets of these will be marked; below for details. written guidelines also are each marked paper therefore below. carries a weight of 5%. 3.) One critical essay. 30% THURSDAY. OCT. 12 maximum. 4.) Participation in the Throughout the term. 10%, WITH THE lectures/discussions. POSSIBILITY OF UP TO 10 BONUS PERCENTAGE POINTS FOR HIGH QUALITY WORK IN OUR LECTURES/DISCUSSIONS 5.) Final paper no exam. TBD. The questions will be 40% – distributed in advance. There will be ample time to discuss them in class and/or with the instructors. Sample questions can be found below.
H334. Failure to be vigilant about this matter inevitably will raise questions about academic integrity. The Faculty of Arts requires that written work conform to accepted standards of English expression; if writing does not meet such standards, it cannot be evaluated. Marks will be based on the quality of your written work and of your participation in the lectures and group discussions. Regular attendance should put virtually everyone in a position to achieve marks with which he or she is happy. The key is doing the reading, on time, and coming to class, prepared. Late work cannot be accepted, except under the circumstances discussed above. Note the approximate weight of the following requirements: ASSIGNMENT DATE DUE APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF THE FINAL MARK 1.) Autobiographical statement on your expectations and on the reasons for your enrollment in H334. Build the statement upon a brief intellectual history of yourself and your development as a thinker. Thursday, Sept. 14 Mandatory, but no mark awarded; two marks deducted from final mark if not submitted on time. 2.) Brief reading notes on the weekly assignments. See below for details. Tuesdays or Thursdays. See the calendar below; written guidelines also are below. 20% 4 sets of these will be marked; each marked paper therefore carries a weight of 5%. 3.) One critical essay. maximum. THURSDAY. OCT. 12 30% 4.) Participation in the lectures/discussions. Throughout the term. 10%, WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF UP TO 10 BONUS PERCENTAGE POINTS FOR HIGH QUALITY WORK IN OUR LECTURES/DISCUSSIONS 5.) Final paper – no exam. TBD. The questions will be distributed in advance. There will be ample time to discuss them in class and/or with the instructors. Sample questions can be found below. 40%