E. Two examinations will be given during the semester, one approximately mid-semester and a second at the scheduled time of the final. The second examination will cover material presented in class subsequent to that material covered on the mid-semester examination. Tests must be taken on the scheduled date, unless prior arrangements have been made. Students not having made prior arrangements and expecting to take a make-up examination for failing to take the test on the due date will be required to provide substantive proof of the reason for having missed the exam. In the event of illness, a doctor's verification will be required.
Sexual harassment is a form of discrimination.
The victims can be students, staff, or faculty, either male or female, as their harassers can be, and both victim and harasser can be of the same sex. The University is obligated by law to ensure that sexual harassment does not occur and, if it does, to take disciplinary or corrective action. Sexual harassment will not be tolerated in this course. The university policy on sexual harassment is set forth on page 50 of the Spring 2000 Schedule of Classes. Disabled students are entitled by law to reasonable accommodation or reasonable modification of course requirements in order to receive equal benefit of instruction.