Questions and Answers
What is the initial step a student must take if they have a grievance about a grade?
How many days in advance must a student report a grievance about a grade?
Which area of the institution must grievances about grade results be reported to?
Which of the following is not mentioned as part of addressing a grievance?
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What is the purpose of reporting a grievance 5 days in advance?
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Which clause pertains to the grievance policy according to the content provided?
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Under which condition can a student file a grievance regarding their grades?
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What type of issues does the grievance policy specifically address?
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What phrase indicates the urgency in seeking resolution for a grievance?
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What must a student include in their grievance report to the registration office?
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Course Code: CIAV311, offered by the Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences.
- Subject Focus: Tourism and Space Tourism Management.
- Undergraduate course with a credit value of 3 and ECTS of 5.
- Delivery Format: Theory (3 hours) and Practice (3 hours) per week.
Course Structure
- Initial learning will include historical context and development of space tourism.
- Topics will cover exciting areas such as:
- A Historical Review of Human Aspirations in Space.
- Space Tourism's place in contemporary cinema and video games.
- Motivations and demographics of potential space tourists.
Assessment Breakdown
- Contributions to grades include:
- Quizzes: 5%
- Reports/Assignments: 5%
- Midterm Exam: 30%
- Final Exam: 50%
- Presentations: 10%
- Total percentage for attendance and participation: 20%.
Policies
- Attendance requirement: minimum of 70% for theoretical courses, 80% for practical sessions.
- Academic ethics focus includes strict plagiarism policies.
- Equal opportunities mandate respects diverse identities and backgrounds, promoting a respectful culture across the institution.
Textbooks and Reading
- Core readings include:
- "SPACE TOURISM: The Elusive Dream" by Erik Cohen and Sam Spector.
- "Sustainable Space Tourism: An Introduction" by Annette Toivonen.
Important Chapters
- Several critical chapters will be covered throughout the course:
- Chapter 1: Human Aspirations to Expand into Space.
- Chapter 3: Extraterrestrial Life, Civilizations, and Aliens.
- Chapter 6: Virtual Reality and Space Tourism Insights.
- Chapter 9: Social Relations, Space Travel, and Astronaut Experiences.
Final Notes
- Students are encouraged to engage actively with course content, discussions, and collaborative presentations to enrich learning experiences in the burgeoning field of space tourism.### Grievance Policy
- The policy is established in accordance with clause 22 of the CWU.
- Students are required to report any grievances or complaints regarding grades.
- Grievances must be reported to the registration office.
- The timeframe for reporting a grievance is 5 days in advance.
- Prompt reporting is essential to ensure the presence of significant material and individuals relevant to the complaint.
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