Your written assignments must be: 1. Prepared only on a typewriter or a computer. Handwritten work is not acceptable. And faxes or e-mails of your work cannot be accepted by the Department of History. 2. Double-spaced and formatted in a simple, easy-to-read font, such as Times New Roman. The size of the font must be 12-point. 3. Set so it has margins of one inch on both sides, and at the top and bottom. 4. Numbered by pages and stapled in the upper left corner. (Do not use paper clips or creative folding.) 5. Backed-up, always, at regular intervals. (I recommend every three minutes.) Use a USB drive, an external hard a network storage service, and/or a hard copy. Computer or printer crashes or problems are not acceptable reasons for late submissions. 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. Late work cannot be accepted, except under the extraordinary circumstances discussed above. 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. Remember that the weekly readings must be completed before the Tuesday lecture. Here are the approximate weightings of the requirements for H331: Assignment Date Due Approximate Weight Autobiographical statement Thursday, Sept. 13, Mandatory, but no mark awarded. on your expectations and at the beginning of on the reasons for your class. Two percentage points deducted enrollment in H331. Build from final mark if not submitted the statement upon a brief on time. intellectual history of yourself and your development as a thinker. 1-page maximum. Brief reading notes on the Throughout the term. 40%. Each of the top four weekly assignments. Only 5 will be assignments therefore carries maximum. Must be marked, on a scale with it a weight of 10% of the typed/printed, and will be of 0-10, and the final grade. collected at the beginning submission with the of class. Guidelines can lowest mark will not be found below. be counted.
Your written assignments must be: 1. Prepared only on a typewriter or a computer. Handwritten work is not acceptable. And faxes or e-mails of your work cannot be accepted by the Department of History. 2. Double-spaced and formatted in a simple, easy-to-read font, such as Times New Roman. The size of the font must be 12-point. 3. Set so it has margins of one inch on both sides, and at the top and bottom. 4. Numbered by pages and stapled in the upper left corner. (Do not use paper clips or creative folding.) 5. Backed-up, always, at regular intervals. (I recommend every three minutes.) Use a USB an external hard drive, a network storage service, and/or a hard copy. Computer or printer crashes or problems are not acceptable reasons for late submissions. 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. Late work cannot be accepted, except under the extraordinary circumstances discussed above. 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. Remember that the weekly readings must be completed before the Tuesday lecture. Here are the approximate weightings of the requirements for H331: Assignment Date Due Approximate Weight Autobiographical statement on your expectations and on the reasons for your enrollment in H331. Build the statement upon a brief intellectual history of yourself and your development as a thinker. 1-page maximum. Thursday, Sept. 13, at the beginning of class. Mandatory, but no mark awarded. Two percentage points deducted from final mark if not submitted on time. Brief reading notes on the weekly assignments. maximum. Must be typed/printed, and will be collected at the beginning of class. Guidelines can be found below. Throughout the term. Only 5 will be marked, on a scale of 0-10, and the submission with the lowest mark will not be counted. 40%. Each of the top four assignments therefore carries with it a weight of 10% of the final grade.
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