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No, don't poke yourself in the
eye; it's not that bad. The projects are nothing you can't
handle. They are straightforward and will help expose you to
various aspects of our topic. They are designed to give you
experience with things we won’t have time to cover in depth during
class. All the assignments are required, but they won’t all receive a grade, so don't panic. The graded ones are listed below (*). 25% "Competitive Intelligence..." paper 25% "50 Years & Counting" paper 15% Quiz on Unit I 15% Quiz on Unit II 20% Class participation |
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Grading:
• All coursework that meets minimum assignment requirements will receive a grade of B or B+. Work of exceptional quality will receive an A- or A. Grades are based on oral and written assignments, the final project, and overall contributions to the class. • Preferred format for written assignments is electronic (MSWord or WordPerfect; TimesRoman 12point), email attachments are fine. • If you submit online, assignments are due before class on the due date; if you submit on disk (3.5" floppy Windows format) or print, assignments can be handed in in class. • A word processor’s spell-check feature is one of humanity’s greatest inventions - please use it! • At the risk of stating the obvious, it is expected that you will do your own work, that you will cite and credit sources used and quoted, and that you will abstain from wholesale copying and pasting from websites or other e-resources into your assignments. • For bibliographies and lists of resources, use any citation format you prefer; just be consistent.
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