From Course Outline: "To pass the course, students must achieve a 50% weighted average across the tests and the exams and at least 50% overall in the course.”

If you pass on one of the components but not the other, you will not pass the course. Please note that you must have grounds to appeal, such as an error in the calculation of the grades. Failing on the 50/50 rule is not grounds to appeal. Supplemental work is not permitted.

From Course outline: “Students must submit/complete all assignments, in-class activities and projects by the scheduled due date and write all tests on the specified date/time.”

Please remember that your grade reflects your performance, not your personal worth.

There are two kinds of changes that can be done to your marks: corrections and adjustments.

• A correction is what we do when an actual error in grading is pointed out to us. Corrections typically are arithmetic in nature. Corrections are necessary because there was some kind of error.
• Adjustments are grade changes made without evidence of need. If there is no need, then there will be no change. Please do not embarrass yourself and your professor by begging for extra credit.

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