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What percentage of the final course grade is allocated to Exams?
What percentage of the final course grade is allocated to Exams?
- 10%
- 50% (correct)
- 20%
- 15%
What is the minimum percentage required to receive a grade of C?
What is the minimum percentage required to receive a grade of C?
- 69.5% (correct)
- 79.5%
- 60%
- 70%
When are most assignments due?
When are most assignments due?
- Every Sunday by 11:59 p.m.
- Every Saturday by 11:59 p.m.
- Every Thursday by 11:59 p.m.
- Every Friday by 11:59 p.m. (correct)
What is emphasized in the Weekly Learning Journal submissions?
What is emphasized in the Weekly Learning Journal submissions?
How much of the final grade is based on Participation?
How much of the final grade is based on Participation?
What methods are used in class to promote participation?
What methods are used in class to promote participation?
What is the primary expectation of style for academic writing in essays or research papers that require a bibliography and in-text citations; other assignments require IN-TEXT HYPERLINKS and not this style.
What is the primary expectation of style for academic writing in essays or research papers that require a bibliography and in-text citations; other assignments require IN-TEXT HYPERLINKS and not this style.
Which method for citing sources in MLA style is specifically mentioned?
Which method for citing sources in MLA style is specifically mentioned?
What must you do if you choose to use AI-generated content in assignments?
What must you do if you choose to use AI-generated content in assignments?
If assignment instructions are unclear regarding citation formats, what should a student do?
If assignment instructions are unclear regarding citation formats, what should a student do?
Which of the following is NOT allowed regarding generative AI tools in assignments?
Which of the following is NOT allowed regarding generative AI tools in assignments?
What does a Works Cited page require in MLA style?
What does a Works Cited page require in MLA style?
What should students do during the first week of classes if they have disabilities requiring accommodations?
What should students do during the first week of classes if they have disabilities requiring accommodations?
What do instructors expect from students to enhance the learning experience?
What do instructors expect from students to enhance the learning experience?
How will grades and feedback be made available to students?
How will grades and feedback be made available to students?
What does the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) primarily regulate?
What does the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) primarily regulate?
What might the professor do with course requirements and schedules?
What might the professor do with course requirements and schedules?
What should students regularly check to ensure accuracy regarding their grades?
What should students regularly check to ensure accuracy regarding their grades?
Which statement is true regarding feedback on assignments?
Which statement is true regarding feedback on assignments?
What is defined as the act of obtaining credit for work through dishonest or unauthorized means?
What is defined as the act of obtaining credit for work through dishonest or unauthorized means?
What is the first penalty for a student found guilty of academic dishonesty?
What is the first penalty for a student found guilty of academic dishonesty?
What action may instructors take when they suspect academic dishonesty?
What action may instructors take when they suspect academic dishonesty?
What consequences could follow a second act of academic dishonesty?
What consequences could follow a second act of academic dishonesty?
How many letter grades will be deducted for submitted papers without proper citation?
How many letter grades will be deducted for submitted papers without proper citation?
When is the first exam scheduled in the course?
When is the first exam scheduled in the course?
What must students bring for the exams?
What must students bring for the exams?
When is the 'Day Without Media Project' due?
When is the 'Day Without Media Project' due?
What is the topic of the final exam?
What is the topic of the final exam?
Study Notes
Course Overview
- Fairness is emphasized in grading policies to ensure equal treatment for all students.
- A weighted grading system is used to determine final grades.
Grading Breakdown
- Weekly Learning Journal: 5%
- In-class Participation: 10%
- Perusall Assignments: 20%
- Other Assignments/Projects: 15%
- Exams: 50%
- Total: 100%
Final Grades
- A: 89.5% – 100%
- B: 79.5% – 89%
- C: 69.5% – 79%
- D: 59.5% – 69%
- F: 0% – 59%
Assignments and Learning Materials
- Learning materials are provided via Canvas and include various formats (reading, videos, etc.).
- The Weekly Learning Journal encourages active learning through note-taking in a Google Doc.
- Class participation activities include discussions and quizzes, requiring academic honesty.
Academic Integrity
- Cheating is defined as obtaining credit through dishonest means; plagiarism is claiming another's work as one's own.
- Consequences for academic dishonesty vary by severity, from zero on an assignment to failure of the course and potential disciplinary action.
Citation of Sources
- Proper citation is crucial, with deductions for failure to credit sources.
- MLA style is expected for essays and papers, including in-text citations and a "Works Cited" page.
Use of Generative AI
- Authentic work is necessary; AI-generated content cannot completely substitute for student effort.
- If AI content is included, it must be properly cited.
Feedback and Grades
- Instructors will provide grades and feedback on assignments through Canvas.
- Students are encouraged to check grades regularly for accuracy.
Accommodations and Policies
- Students requiring special accommodations must inform the instructor promptly and document their needs with the DSPS office.
- FERPA regulations protect students' educational records and dictate how information can be shared.
Course Schedule Overview
- A "liquid" schedule is employed, which may change as deemed necessary by the instructor.
- Key topics include communication, media literacy, journalism, popular music, film, television, and advertising.
Important Dates
- Multiple exams scheduled throughout the semester, with specific resources required (e.g., Scantron sheets).
- Final exam is designated with a specific date and time.
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Description
This quiz covers the grading policy of the course, highlighting the weighted system used to calculate final grades. Topics include percentages allocated to weekly learning journals, participation, assignments, projects, and exams. Understanding this policy is essential for maintaining fairness in assessment.
