COURSE: FINA 125
TIME/LOCATION:
INSTRUCTOR: Pandel Collaros
OFFICE: 210 Steinman
HOURS: By appointment
PHONES: (office) 829-7331, (home) 740-264-5739
E-MAIL: collaros623@comcast.net
WEB PAGE: http://home.comcast.net/~collaros623/index.htm
REQUIRED MATERIALS
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ATTENDANCE POLICY: You will be held responsible for all information presented in class, including announced grade opportunities, and unannounced grade opportunities. Also, your participation in class or lack thereof may influence your final grade. Please do not disrupt the class by entering the classroom late.
ASSIGNMENT POLICY: It is imperative that no assignments, quizzes, or tests are missed because all will be considered in awarding the final grade. Any assignment, quiz, or test may be comprehensive in nature. The tentative course outline provides completion dates for the assignments. Late assignments, and missed quizzes and tests will receive a grade of 0. "Late" means that the assignment is not turned in to the instructor at the beginning of the class period at which the assignment is due. The instructor may excuse one late assignment, missed quiz, or missed test if presented with a verifiable doctor's excuse or obituary. A make-up quiz or test may be administered in that one case only at the instructor's discretion. Under no circumstances will any student receive more than one makeup quiz or test. Under no circumstances will any makeups or late assignments be accepted after the last regularly scheduled class day of the semester. I will, of course, be happy to go over late assignments, missed tests, and missed quizzes for your own edification. The instructor reserves the right to administer unannounced quizzes at any time during the class period.
CLASSROOM POLICY: Proper classroom
etiquette requires that you do not speak unless recognized by the
professor. Raise your hand to speak. Also, eating, drinking, reading
the paper, and leaving the classroom before class is dismissed is not
proper classroom etiquette. All attention must be focused on the
pedagogical tasks presented by the instructor. The instructor reserves
the right to ask any student to leave the classroom if the instructor
deems that a student's behavior is inappropriate and/or disruptive.
Such student is obliged to leave the classroom immediately when asked
without protest or question. A protest may be made or a question asked
with respect to such dismissal in accordance with prescribed procedures.
GRADING:
SCALE:
EVERYONE IS EXPECTED TO HAVE A WORKING E-MAIL ADDRESS, AND TO GIVE IT TO ME IMMEDIATELY, AND TO CHECK IT DAILY.
Tentative Outline
Final Exam is comprehensive.
Any student in this course who has a disability that may prevent him/her from fully demonstrating his/her abilities should contact me personally as soon as possible so we can discuss accomodations necessary to ensure full participation and facilitate the educational opportunity.
cc: Professors Pamela Balch and Herb Weaver