Students are invited to share their views on ancient history and historians, as well as point out the parallels from the modern events or perspectives. Class sessions will occasionally be supplemented by visual data on classical history. For the record, attendance will be taken every class. Food consumption or talking during a lecture disrupts the class, interferes with your attentiveness and distracts your neighbors. After a particular topic has been covered, students should go over their class notes and the chapter in the textbook once again, to solidify their knowledge and understanding of the material.
Students are responsible for all materials dealt with in class and for the readings assigned.
All tests have to be taken at their scheduled times. Students with learning disabilities who want to take exams at the Disabilities Support Service Office must provide me with a copy of the Faculty Contact Sheet, available from Disability Support Services, by the end of the second week of the semester, and with the Test Form no later than five working days before an exam. Pages must be numbered. Minimum three bibliographic entrees must accompany the discussion. Type your bibliography on the last page of your paper.