It offers a framework with which one can make ethical decisions, think through questions of human conduct and character, and enable students to deal more rationally and reasonably with value decisions that every person faces every day. Students will have the opportunity to evaluate the course content, course objectives, the quality of instruction, and the materials utilized by the instructor by the means of an evaluation form which will be sent to the students at the end of the course. A grade of Incomplete is given at the discretion of the professor and is not automatic. Those not completing course requirements and not making prior arrangements will not be granted an incomplete, but rather will receive the grade earned with missing assignments figured as a zero. Students are expected to do their own work and not to submit the work of others.
Tests are to be taken with one's own knowledge development and learning as the goal.
While the date varies, students may drop courses for an extended time during the semester. A final note to students enrolled in the course. Please take your time as you work through the course. This course is designed as a three credit hour, upper division university course. It will require a reasonable amount of time for you to learn the material and to develop your thoughts relating to the topics.