Course: FYE 101 First Year Experience

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Reading and Audio Visual Presentation

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Student Contributions

STUDENT CONTRIBUTIONS

Because this class is delivered online, all of your class time will be through the course management system.

Your regular attendance and active participation are expected and are part of the overall grade. The instructor does have the option to drop you from the course either as a “no show” or for “lack of engagement.” This will happen after two weeks of not logging in.

Reading and Audio Visual: You are expected to read and watch all the assigned information. No textbook is required, but readings and audio visual materials are provided as presentations, online articles, and online videos. | Live Seminars: These virtual classroom sessions allow your instructor and members of the class to communicate and collaborate at the same time from your own locations. | Discussion Board: This is an important part of the online class so that everyone can share and collaborate. Post your initial response to the questions and your response to another student’s post before the deadline.
Journaling Activities: The individual written reflections are designed to reinforce the material presented in the course. Refer to the rubric for scoring guidelines. |  | Writing Assignments: You will create longer written work using your word processing program, and then submit the file to the instructor using the Dropbox.
Quizzes: The quizzes check your understanding of the details in the information provided in the readings. You will have only one try on each quiz. | Group Project and Exercises: There is one group project and three exercises that will take you time to research and complete. You will have more than one opportunity to submit your work for the exercises. | Final Exam: The comprehensive final exam will cover content in all the units. You will have only one try on the final exam.

Course Outline & Due Dates
Course Evalution & Policies