A lecturer is not required to give make-up exams unless students can present evidence that the absences were caused by illness or emergency circumstances over which they had no control. Make-up examinations, when permitted, are given at the lecturer's convenience and should not interfere with regularly scheduled classes. The instructor reserves the right to decide if an emergency is warranted and if a make-up exam is to be given. It includes but is not limited to obtaining or giving aid on an examination, doing work for another student and plagiarism. Plagiarism is the presentation of another person's idea or product as one's own.
Students can avoid plagiarism by carefully following accepted scholarly practices.
All complete exams and assignments will be kept by the instructor once submitted. Exams and assignments will be distributed to students immediately after they have been graded for temporary perusal and they will be collected at the end of the time period or class. A student may request a previously submitted assignment or exam for temporary review at any time, however, a student may not keep it once it has been graded. Oral lectures and discussions may not be recorded electronically in any manner. The schedule is tentative and subject to change.