Have professionals from the field talk to the class. I have learned from teaching this course that students appreciate speakers from the 'real world,' whose comments should make the class more valuable to those enrolled in it. Libraries Unlimited, 1995. Exam questions will pertain to class lectures, including what is said by guest lectures, and to the Evans text. The second exam will be comprehensive, i.e., will include material for the entire course.
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In the course, I intend to adhere to that scale. In my experience the number is not large of those whose work shows truly high achievement. Except in unusual circumstance, I will not assign a grade of I. Rather, at the end of the semester I will assign the appropriate grade, A through E, based on what the student has earned on the exams and term paper. The term paper will not be accepted after the due date for its submission and the grade of 0 will be given for the term paper assignment and incorporated in determining the course grade. Although this is primarily a lecture course, nevertheless I expect class discussion to which all students contribute.