This course will be 75 hours, meeting three times a week for a total of five hours a week. The Program Comprehensive Assessment Module has an interdisciplinary aspect, and is aimed at developing specific Exit Profile skills that students are expected to attain in the course. A student's Final Grade is a combination of the Class Mark and the mark on the Final Exam. The class mark will include three or more tests, and possibly homework, quizzes, and other assignments. The specifics of the class mark will be given by your instructor during the first week of classes.
Every effort is made to ensure equivalence between the various sections of the course.
Regular attendance is expected. Missing six classes is grounds for automatic failure in this course. The enforcement of this regulation is up to each individual instructor. The Mathematics Department considers any form of cheating to be a serious offense. Cheating includes, but is not limited to using unauthorized material, viewing another student's test while the test is being given, copying another person's work, and allowing your own work to be copied.