Classes meet MWF 2--3:10 in Kresge 321. You are expected to attend every class.
The TA, Doanna Meads, will hold discussion sections
| day | time | room |
|---|---|---|
| Tues | 12-1:10 | Kresge 323 |
| Wed | 11-12:10 | Porter 148 |
| Wed | 12:30-1:40 | Soc Sci II 179 |
| Thurs | 2-3:10 | Soc Sci I 161 |
NOTE: homework assignments may not be available more than a week or so in advance. If you want to have some idea what is coming up and the homework assignment is not available yet, check the corresponding one from the Fall 1996 offering of the class.
Learning the concepts can be a co-operative effort. Feel free to ask others about the examples in the book or unassigned exercises. Explaining things to others is a good way to solidify your own knowledge of the subject.
The homeworks and exams are strictly individual work. The penalty for cheating (claiming someone else's work as your own) is to be deleted from the class with a permanent mark in your record giving the reason--don't risk it! If you are not clear on the boundary between permitted co-operation and cheating, please come and talk with me.
Because campus regulations do not permit instructors to fail students for cheating except on essential work, all homework and exams in this course are essential. If circumstances warrant, late papers or makeup exams will be permitted.