Council for possible disciplinary action. The faculty member, however, has the right to give freshmen and sophomore students a for the assignment and to allow them to “zero” revise the assignment up to a grade of (50%) if they believe that the student “F” plagiarized out of ignorance or carelessness and not out of an attempt to deceive in order to earn an unmerited grade. This option is not available to juniors, seniors, or graduate students, who cannot reasonably claim ignorance of documentation rules as an excuse. Penalties for Cheating Should a faculty member discover a student cheating on an exam or quiz or other class project, the student will receive a for the assignment and not be allowed to make “zero” the assignment up. The incident must be reported to the chair of the department and to the Honor Council. If the cheating is extensive, however, or if the assignment constitutes a major grade for the course (e.g., a final exam), or if the student has cheated in the past, the student should receive an in the course, and the matter should be referred to the “F” Honor Council. Under no circumstances should a student who deserves an in the “F” course be allowed to withdraw from the course with a “W.” Important Information: Please refer to Student Resources for Online and Hybrid Courses page that is located in the Started” tab in the course blackboard page. This will provide you a wealth of “Getting information related to technical support, necessary skills for your success with this course, minimum technology requirements, blackboard accessibility, netiquette, and various resource links. Tentative Course Schedule: Week 1 August 28-August 31 (On-line) Are the Police and What are They Expected To Do?” “Who Week 2 September 1-September 7 (F2F) Police as Facilitators to Enhance the Quality of Life in a Community” “The Week 3 September 8-September 14 (On-line) Police Image, Actions and Community Perceptions” “Diversity: Week 4 September 15-September 21 (F2F) Time and Your Introduction to SARA” “Evaluation Week 5 September 22-September 28 (On-line) is a Complex Business” “Policing Week 6 September 29-October 5 (F2F) or Foe” “Friend Week 7 October 6-October 12 (On-line) Begin to Put It All Together” “Let’s
Council for possible disciplinary action. The faculty member, however, has the right to give freshmen and sophomore students a “zero” for the assignment and to allow them to revise the assignment up to a grade of “F” (50%) if they believe that the student plagiarized out of ignorance or carelessness and not out of an attempt to deceive in order to earn an unmerited grade. This option is not available to juniors, seniors, or graduate students, who cannot reasonably claim ignorance of documentation rules as an excuse. Penalties for Cheating Should a faculty member discover a student cheating on an exam or quiz or other class project, the student will receive a “zero” for the assignment and not be allowed to make the assignment up. The incident must be reported to the chair of the department and to the Honor Council. If the cheating is extensive, however, or if the assignment constitutes a major grade for the course (e.g., a final exam), or if the student has cheated in the past, the student should receive an “F” in the course, and the matter should be referred to the Honor Council. Under no circumstances should a student who deserves an “F” in the course be allowed to withdraw from the course with a “W.” Important Information: Please refer to Student Resources for Online and Hybrid Courses page that is located in the “Getting Started” tab in the course blackboard page. This will provide you a wealth of information related to technical support, necessary skills for your success with this course, minimum technology requirements, blackboard accessibility, netiquette, and various resource links. Tentative Course Schedule: Week 1 August 28-August 31 (On-line) “Who Are the Police and What are They Expected To Do?” Week 2 September 1-September 7 (F2F) “The Police as Facilitators to Enhance the Quality of Life in a Community” Week 3 September 8-September 14 (On-line) “Diversity: Police Image, Actions and Community Perceptions” Week 4 September 15-September 21 (F2F) “Evaluation Time and Your Introduction to SARA” Week 5 September 22-September 28 (On-line) “Policing is a Complex Business” Week 6 September 29-October 5 (F2F) “Friend or Foe” Week 7 October 6-October 12 (On-line) “Let’s Begin to Put It All Together”
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