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What percentage of the grade is based on D2L Logins (Attendance)?
15%
What is the purpose of the syllabus quiz?
To ensure students understand the course policies
What is the consequence of not meeting deadlines in this course?
No work will be accepted past the grace period
What is the role of the Temple College HELP DESK?
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What is one of the Core Curriculum Objectives Required for GOVT 2305?
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What percentage of learners are expected to correctly answer the objective question concerning civic responsibility?
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What percentage of the overall grade will the research component be?
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What is one of the State of Texas Mandated Measurable Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs)?
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Study Notes
Course Information
- GOVT 2305 Federal Government course is an online course with 3 credit hours.
- The course covers the origin and development of the U.S. Constitution, structure and powers of the national government, federalism, political participation, national election process, public policy, civil liberties, and civil rights.
Instructor Information
- Professor Armor is the instructor for the course.
- Her email is [email protected], and her office location is Admin. 919.
- Office hours are online on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
- Preferred method of communication is email.
Course Objectives and Requirements
- The course aims to maximize learners' capacity to analyze, interpret, and evaluate political events and governmental processes.
- Learners need to have basic proficiency skills in PowerPoint, access to D2L, a reliable internet connection, and the ability to read and comprehend material at a collegiate level.
Grading Criteria
- D2L Logins (Attendance): 15%
- Project: 25%
- Tests: 60%
Course Outline/Schedule
- The course outline is subject to change.
- There are four units with tests due on Sundays, followed by a grace period of three days.
- The final exam is due on the last day of the course.
Additional Course Policies
- Computer Reliability/Internet Connectivity Policy: Learners need a reliable computer and internet connection to complete assignments.
- Respect for Others Policy: Learners are expected to respect each other's opinions and statements, and harassment will not be tolerated.
- Academic Integrity: Plagiarism and cheating are not allowed, and Turnitin will be used to help determine originality of learner work.
Temple College Mission Statement
- The mission of Temple College is to foster learner's success for our diverse community by providing quality lifelong learning and enrichment experiences.
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