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PHYS201: Principle of Physics I
FALL 2009 Rules and Regulations
It is important
for students to be
aware of these rules and regulations which may change throughout the
course.
Changes will be announced in class, and all changes will be listed on
the
website. Students are responsible for keeping up with the Course Rules
and
Regulations as stated on the website.
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In
general, assignments and
notices will be listed on the syllabus and/or announcement page. This includes, but is not
limited
to, homework assignments, syllabus changes, course rules and
regulations
changes and additions, dates and times of any review sessions, and
material to
be covered on class exams.
| - Illness (as an
excuse) must always be established in writing (e-mail is acceptable).
- If you do not
turn in an assignment (including homework) on time or miss an exam
(including being late and for illness), you will receive a grade of
zero, unless you have prearranged approval by your professor. Messages
of any kind including, but not limited to, email, telephone message,
oral messages of any kind, notes delivered by a third party, etc., are
not acceptable by themselves without a response by your professor. Any
oral approval given by your professor must be confirmed in writing.
- There will be no
rescheduling of exams or quizzes. Exams and quizzes are excused only
for instructor approved personal or family medical emergencies,
official university travel, or certain religious holidays. Leaving town
for anything else including, but not limited to, vacations, family
reunions, concerts, Nobel prize receptions, White House dinners,
athletic events for non-participants, etc., will not be an acceptable
excuse for missing an exam or quiz or for not turning in homework.
- You may work
together doing homework, but you must work out the solution you submit
to MasteringPhysics.
- See the section
on Student Response System Transmitters for policy considering the
transmitters.
- The following is unacceptable in
class: newspaper reading, cell phones ringing or in use, use of laptop
computers or other personal electronic devices for any reason other
than directly for the class.
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