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SCI 220: The Incredible Living Machine: The Human Body: Course Requirements and Policies

Course Requirements

  • Plagiarism or cheating

    • This will not be tolerated. Any student suspected of cheating will be recommended for expulsion. All phones, headphones, and further electronics MUST be turned off in class.

  • Electronics

    • Cell phones and similar devices must be turned off in class. No electronic devices of any type (phones, computers, calculators, iPods, etc.) are allowed in course exams. Students found using phones or other electronic devices during an exam will not be given credit for that exam. Students must take exams during the scheduled times. Students with a documented conflict should speak with the professor

  • Attendance 

    • Lab: You will receive further detail about the breakdown of the lab grade from your lab instructor. It is essential for students to attend lecture and lab if they wish to be successful. No make-ups will be given for missed in-class activities and laboratory work unless there is a documented medical excuse. If you miss a quiz/exam (or foresee that you will miss a quiz/exam) for any reason, you MUST contact the instructor as soon as possible. More than three lab absences will jeopardize your whole class grade.

    • Lecture: This course meets twice a week. Attendance is necessary for success in this course. Students will be given points for attendance and participation in class and will count towards your “Coursework” grade.

  • Course Structure:

    • BIO 220 consists of a lecture component and a laboratory component, completion of both is mandatory. There are three (3) lecture exams. All students must take  the exams during the indicated periods. If you have a documented emergency, please see me to discuss options. All exams count; no grade is dropped. The laboratory portion, worth 30% of the final grade. Any student having difficulty with the class should see the instructor as soon as possible.

No extra help can be given after the final exam is administered.