If you don't find this type of approach intriguing, you may want to sign up instead for a different section of Individuals and societies 101- there are many sections that are different from one another, and designed to give you a choice about which perspective you may benefit from the most. Please read the terms and if you agree and think that this course meets your needs, print and sign the contract and hand it in. Hand it in today, or next time at the latest. A copy of the contract for you to keep is included in your syllabus. They are drawn from both lecture and readings.
Exams are in class and closed-book.
You have 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete the exam. The final consists of approximately 100 multiple choice questions, no essay. The final is cumulative, with half the exam based on topics since the last exam, and half the exam based on material from the entire semester. The final is 2 hours. You will be given an opportunity to rewrite the paper, if desired, after you receive feedback.