| Office location: |
Language Arts (LA) 158, Clearwater Campus |
| Office hours: |
Office hours are posted on the door of LA 158.
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| Phone: |
791-2576 |
| Disabilities
info: |
From Student and Educational Services
If you wish to receive special accommodations as a student with a documented disability,
please make an appointment with the Learning Specialist on the Clearwater, Tarpon Springs,
or St. Petersburg sites. If you have a documented hearing loss, please contact the Program
for the Deaf at 791-2628 (V/TDD). If you will need assistance during an emergency
classroom evacuation, it is imperative that you speak with your campus Learning Specialist
immediately about arrangements for your safety.
| Clearwater |
Linda Giar |
AD
122 |
791-2710 |
| St. Petersburg/ Gibbs |
Gene Oskamp |
AD 120 |
341-4316 |
| Tarpon Springs |
Barbara Thompson |
Counseling
|
712-5789 |
| Seminole |
Colleen Coyle |
SE 112 |
394-6108 |
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| Emergency procedures: |
Fire alarms and extinguishers are located at building exit doors. If
the emergency alarm sounds, leave the classroom immediately, taking your personal
possessions with you. Leave the building by the nearest exit and stay at least 100 feet
away from the building. Do not re-enter the building until the all-clear (three short
blasts) sounds.
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| Class meeting schedule: |
ENC 1101–4180 meets Monday/Wednesday/Friday from
10:10–11:00 a.m. in LA 110.
ENC 1101–4182 meetings Monday/Wednesday/Friday from
12:10–1:00 p.m. in LA 110.
ENC 1101–4184 meets Tuesday/Thursday from 8:10–9:25
a.m. in LA 110.
ENC 1101–4193 meets Tuesday from 7:00–9:40 p.m.
in LA 110.
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| Textbooks: |
Interactive English software license which
includes Personal Academic Notebooks.
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| Other materials: |
Notebook and pens
Dictionary (recommended)
ENC 1101 Class Goals
Headphones
A formatted 3-1/2 inch floppy disk (double-sided, double density) and a
protective case
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| Course goals and
objectives: |
Students may purchase a copy of ENC 1101 Class Goals from
the campus bookstore.
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| Attendance policy: |
Absences start on the first scheduled day on which the class meets.
A student may be dropped from this course if he/she is absent from the class more than
five times for a MWF class, more than four times for a TR class, more than
two times for a T class.
If a student misses class, it is the student’s responsibility to call or
see the professor before the next class session to receive assignment instructions if the
student wishes to receive credit for the assignment.
Tardiness is disruptive to the learning process. After a student
accumulates two tardies, one point for each additional tardy will be deducted for the
student’s final point average.
If a student is tardy, it is the student’s
responsibility to inform the professor at the end of the class period that he/she was
tardy so that the roll may be changed.
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| Evaluation process: |
Students will receive grades for exams, essays, in-class
activities, and homework.
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| Grading scale: |
A student’s total points are converted to percentages based on the following
scale.
100 – 90 = A
89 – 80 = B
79 – 70 = C
69 – 60 = D
59 & below = F
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| Grading policies: |
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| Class calendar: |
Students will receive an updated syllabus every three weeks.
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| Class policies: |
- All papers must be typed, double-spaced.
- With Interactive English a student’s name, class number and section, and the date submitted
will be in
the upper right corner of all papers.
- Late papers will be accepted; however, a letter grade will be deducted from the paper's
final score for each day the paper is late.
- Courtesy to your classmates and to your professor is expected at all times.
- Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Any student who plagiarizes will receive and automatic
“F” for the paper in which the student plagiarized.
- Beepers, cell phones, and other electronic devices can be disruptive to the learning
process; therefore, please turn all such devices off during class.
- Missed essays or peer writing circles and poor or failing grades (D or
below) require a conference with the professor.
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| Class
schedules: |
Class schedules will be given to students
on the first day of class. |
