General Attendance Policy from the University Rules Book for the Students

“Students are expected to attend all classes, laboratory, and E- learning sessions for the full duration of each instructional session.”

Students are expected to be on time.

Note: Attendance will be taken during each Lecture and Lab class.

A student who is Late or leaves Early will be marked accordingly.

Poor Attendance will affect your grade/Marks.

Students are responsible to complete all missed course work for any type of absence.

Students should set up a buddy system. Get phone # of at least one classmate to find out what is missed if absent, and to go over HW /Class notes and study together.

1 st Person’s Name:________________________ Phone # _______________

2 nd Person’s Name:________________________ Phone # _______________

PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS

Students are expected to have a professional attitude in class as indicated by the following:

1. Good attendance

2. Be on time for class and stay for the full duration.

3. Prepared for class. ie. HW complete

4. Turn in assignments on time

5. Participate in class discussions but not talk out of turn.

6. Be an active lab group participant.

7. Have good lab work ( wherever applicable)habits by:

3. Cleaning up lab benches and pushing in chairs when done.

8. Be respectful and courteous to other students and the instructor. Give assistance to other lab groups if they ask for help.

UNACCEPTABLE / DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR

Disruptive behavior can include but is not limited to:

1. Excessive talking in class when the instructor or another student is talking. There should be only one person talking at a time in class. The Instructor or a student...not both.

2. Based on the circular sent by the University , CELL PHONES ARE NOT ALLOWED during Class.

3. Other Inappropriate activities include computer email, chat-rooms, online shopping, etc.; cell phone activities, playing games, listening to CD’s, MP3s, or iPod’s during Lecture or Lab.

SUGGESTED STUDY PLAN

1. Attend the lecture, lab sessions and the question/answer sessions.

2. Read over all your lecture notes.

3. Read the reading assignment given for the first group of topics.

4. Answer the homework questions associated with these topics.

5. Continue this format until all Homework questions are answered.

6. Review the lecture notes, and labs for the test . If there are no HW questions on a certain part of the lecture notes, do not assume they won’t be on the test.

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