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Pleаse select true tо аcknоwledge the fоllowing policies concerning exаminations and grade assignment in the course: Grades reflect your performance on assignments and adherence to deadlines and course rules. You are expected to be aware of the deadlines. Deadline reminder messages may be sent as an occasional courtesy, but you should not expect them or rely on them. The following table gives the weights that will be used to calculate your final grade: Homework 11% Quizzes 2% MATLAB Labs 1-6 11% MATLAB Lab 0 1% extra credit Midterm Exams 51% Final Exam 25% All grade components will enter into the final grade calculation as exact numbers. There will be no rounding up of individual grade components such as the final homework, exam, or lab grade. If you find a mathematical error in the lectures and report it on Discussions, you will earn one extra credit "point". Extra credit points, up to 10, will be added to your final exam score. Mathematical errors have to be confirmed errors, not opinions. The course offers generous grace periods for late homework and late exams, and extra credit for early completion. These policies are not offered for labs. On each exam, 100 points is a full score. You earn 5% extra credit on all correct exam answers submitted more than 12 hours before the due date. There is a 12 hour grace period for exams after each examination period is over during which the exam can still be taken. Correct answers submitted during this time period earn 90% of nominal credit. Homework answers submitted more than 1 day before the due date earn 10% extra credit. Homework can be completed for 90% of its value for two days after the due date. Please do not ask for extra time on exams, homework or labs. The grace periods for exams and homework are extra time, automatically granted to you. You will not get extra time in addition to extra time. Labs accommodate special circumstances by dropping the lowest lab and giving half a lab's worth of extra credit for lab 0. You should always verify that you have submitted an electronic assignment correctly. You will only be graded on answers that have been recorded by Edfinity, or, in the case of labs, uploaded to Canvas. If there is no electronic record of an answer, then you cannot earn course credit for it. Uploading the wrong document for a lab does not entitle you to makeup opportunities. Please verify after you have submitted each lab that you submitted the correct document and that the upload was successful. It is your responsibility to review correct answers on Edfinity. If you feel that there was something wrong with the way your Edfinity homework was graded, you must bring this to the instructor's attention within one week of the due date, or no later than the third day after the last day of class, whichever comes first. After that, your Edfinity score for each assignment is final. It is your responsibility to review your graded labs and bring any claims of error to the instructor's timely attention. Your lab scores are final after the class end date. If you think there was something wrong with the way an exam was graded, you must bring this to the instructor's attention within one week of the deadline for midterms, or within 3 days for the final exam. After that, your grade on the exam is final. Please do not ask for the lowest exam to be dropped, or for exam or final grades to be curved, i.e. arbitrarily raised for the purpose of giving you better exam grades than the ones you earned. Your grades reflect your skill with the material. It is up to you to master the material sufficiently to earn the grades you want or need. Do not ask for exam re-takes or to be permitted to turn in "corrections". These requests will not be granted. The essential pedagogical function of exams is to act as a strong inducement to progress through the course and to learn the material on schedule. They would cease to function in this capacity if an option existed to retake them later, or to turn in corrections. Having been sick or otherwise distracted by an emergency does not entitle you to a retake. By starting an exam, you agree that you are in a condition fit to take the exam. Please do not ask to receive additional, partial credit for work on exams. You get three tries on each question on each exam. After the first two tries, you will be shown which answers are correct and which are not. You can then correct your answers. The effect of this is that you will get full credit for many problems on which you would have gotten minimal or no credit on a traditional paper exam, where you receive no feedback on correctness during the test. This three tries system creates a statistical equivalence between free response tests that are graded for partial credit but where your first and only submission is final, and electronic Edfinity tests. Through the three tries rule, you already receive/d the equivalent of partial credit. There will be no double partial credit. Please do not make a case to the instructor that due to the design of exams, your exam scores do not reflect your understanding of the material. Understanding of material is an internal mental process and not observable. The exams measure your ability to find correct answers to MAT 275 problems, after possibly two corrections, and within a reasonable time limit. Your scores on exams reflect by definition what the exams measure. Please do not ask for additional extra credit opportunities in the class. To make such requests is a form of academic dishonesty, because it is "attempting to influence or change" an academic evaluation. If you received extra credit assignments, you would no longer be evaluated on the same scale and based on the same assignments as all the other students in the course. There is no Y grade in the course. Do not ask to be assigned the grade of Y. Your final grade will be assigned based on the course credit you have earned during the period from the first day of class to the final exam, with weights assigned to grade components as given in the table above. Your opportunity to earn course credit ends with the final exam.
Students аre required tо purchаse MATLAB fоr this cоurse.