Questions and Answers
What percentage of the final grade is attributed to class engagement/online presence?
The course is graded on a curve.
False
What is the percentage range for a grade of B?
79.5% - 89%
Students must log on to the course at least three days per week to ensure their _____ engagement.
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How many original posts are students required to write in online discussions?
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Match the assignment types with their respective grading weight:
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Students are required to respond to threads posted by three different classmates.
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Most weekly assignments are due on _____ before 11:59pm.
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Course title: College and Life Strategies
- Credit hours: 3
- Grading method: Letter-graded, not on a curve
Grading Weight Distribution
- Class Engagement/Online Presence: 40%
- Discussions: 20%
- Weekly Assignments: 25%
- Semester Projects: 15%
Grading Scale
- A: 89.5% - 100%
- B: 79.5% - 89%
- C: 69.5% - 79%
- D: 59.5% - 69%
- F: 0 - 59%
Class Engagement/Online Presence
- Students must log into Canvas at least three times a week.
- Grades include participation in class-related activities.
- Completion of an Engagement Guide at the end of each unit is required.
- Students must engage with textbook material and class resources to complete the guides.
Discussions
- Requires writing 10 original posts on course-related topics.
- Students must respond to threads from five different classmates.
- Discussion details, including topics and deadlines, will be provided in class and posted on Canvas.
Weekly Assignments
- Assignments will vary from one to three each week.
- Due dates for assignments are listed in a calendar at the end of the syllabus.
- Most assignments are due on Sunday evenings by 11:59 PM.
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Description
This quiz explores the grading scale and assessment breakdown for the College and Life Strategies course. Understand how class engagement, discussions, weekly assignments, and semester projects contribute to your final grade. Get familiar with the letter grading system and its implications for your academic journey.