Parents and guardians are not allowed to bring unmatriculated students to college classes without prior approval of the instructor. Student s children are not permitted in class without the prior consent of the instructor. Children in class should not become a routine occurrence. If a student uses language deemed by the instructor to be insulting, obscene, or vulgar, that student will be asked to desist in using offensive language in the classroom. If an instructor is reported by a student or students to be using abusive language in class, the division chairman will inquire into the matter.
Plagiarism is defined as offering another s work as one s own without appropriate acknowledgment.
Also, every class must be given a final examination during the regularly scheduled final examination time. All examinations must be graded, and feedback or test scores provided to students in a timely manner. Should the faculty member retain student essays, tests, or research papers, etc. For the specific parameters of the Final Grade Appeal Policy see Appendix B. See also 2.28 Plagiarism and Other Forms of Academic Dishonesty . It is expected that the grade book closely parallel the assignments delineated in the Course Information Sheet so that anyone can effortlessly match the assignment to the grade.