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HIS 3931: History by Hollywood - 3 Credits
Syllabus - This syllabus is in Construction...
Dr. Louise Newman Class Meets MWF, 11:45-12:35
lnewman@history.ufl.edu
Office Hours: M: 1:30-3:30
http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/lnewman/ Keene Flint
224, 392-0271 x249
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HIS 3931
History by Hollywood
Syllabus - (This syllabus is in
construction, check back soon.)
Course Description
Attendance Policy
Attendance is mandatory and will be taken EVERY
class, sometimes in the form of an "assessment of class discussion," to
be submitted at the end of a session. These responses, while not graded
individually, will be saved by the instructor and form part of the
"in-class participation" grade calculated at the end of the semester.
Once class begins, the door will be closed and
latecomers will not be admitted. There will be severe penalties for
missing class, taken in the form of grade deductions. Students can have
one "free" absence (no grade deduction). Students who attend all
classes will have a half grade added to their final course grade.
Otherwise, penalties will be applied as follows.
0 absences; half grade will be added to the
final course grade.
If you earned an "A", you will receive an A+. If
you earned an A-, you will receive an A. If you earned a B+, you will
receive an A- (herein lies the value/incentive to this system), and so
forth.
1 absence: no penalty.
2 absences: half a grade will be deducted from
the final course grade as follows.
If you earned an "A" or "A-" you will receive a
B+. If you earned a B+ you will receive a B. If you earned a B or B-,
you will receive a C+. If you earned a C+ you will receive a C, etc.
3 absences: a full grade will be deducted from
the final course grade as follows.
If you earned an A or A- you will receive a B. If
you earned a B+, you will receive a C+. If you earned a B or B-, you
will receive a C, etc.
4 absences or more: students will receive a
failing grade, no matter what grade they earned.
Plagiarism Warning
In writing papers, be certain to give proper credit whenever you use
words, phrases, ideas, arguments, and conclusions drawn from someone
else's work. Failure to give credit by quoting and/or footnoting
is PLAGIARISM and is unacceptable. Please review the University's
honesty policy at www.dso.ufl.edu/Academic_Honesty.html
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