Final Grade Calculation Points Letter Grade 93-100 A (excellent) 90-92.5 A- 87-89.5 B+ 83-86.5 B (good) 80-82.5 B- 77-79.5 C+ 73-76.5 C (fair) 70-72.5 C- 63-69.5 D+ 57-62.5 D (poor) 50-56.5 D- Below 50 F Academic Honesty The University’s policies on academic honesty apply to this course students are – responsible for being familiar with these policies. LECTURE SHCEDULE April 1 Introduction General overview and orientation 3 (Rubenstein chap. 1) Thinking Geographically What is Geography? What do Geographers study? Key concepts, tools, and themes April 8 (Rubenstein chap. 2) Geographies of Population Where do people live? In what distributions? How does this change over time?
Final Grade Calculation Points Letter Grade 93-100 A (excellent) 90-92.5 A- 87-89.5 B+ 83-86.5 B (good) 80-82.5 B- 77-79.5 C+ 73-76.5 C (fair) 70-72.5 C- 63-69.5 D+ 57-62.5 D (poor) 50-56.5 D- Below 50 F Academic Honesty The University’s policies on academic honesty apply to this course – students are responsible for being familiar with these policies. LECTURE SHCEDULE April 1 Introduction General overview and orientation 3 Thinking Geographically (Rubenstein chap. 1) What is Geography? What do Geographers study? Key concepts, tools, and themes April 8 Geographies of Population (Rubenstein chap. 2) Where do people live? In what distributions? How does this change over time?
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