Copyrighted microcomputer software is protected by federal law and illegally copying such software would be a violation of federal law. All members of the University community are expected to follow the collegiate policy and to adhere to federal law. In addition, removal of computer software constitutes theft of university property, regardless of the physical value of the diskettes, manuals, etc. Students requiring special assistance due to a disability should inform the instructor as soon as possible. Students are expected to attend class.
Experience indicates a clear connection between attendance and success in class.
The university's attendance policy and the policy for withdrawing from classes will be consistently followed. Attendance will be taken during every class period. Attendance and tardiness records may be used to determine final course grades in borderline cases. If you are unable to attend a class meeting, it is your responsibility to obtain lecture notes, handouts, announcement information from a classmate. The Academic Dishonesty Policy of the College of Business and Public Affairs will be consistently followed.