Assignment and Test Policies - Prof. W.Jollymore

Academic Integrity Policy

The School of Applied Computing has a formal missed work policy (updated May 2021). You can read the full policy at School of Applied Computing Policies for Evaluations.

You are expected to read and understand the policy in full. Claiming to be unfamiliar with the policy will not be accepted as an excuse for missed work.

Assignment Policies

Assignments are an opportunity for you to demonstrate to me your knowledge and skills of the course content at the time the material is covered in class. Therefore, it should be important to you to get the work done by the due date, to figure out what you understand and what you do not understand. It is important not to fall behind. Remember, assignments constitute practice material for tests. It is to your benefit to complete them before the tests.

Important!

The following list identifies, but is not limited to, reasons for which a request for an extension or alternate testing date will NOT be granted:

Copied from School of Applied Computing Academic Procedures for Evaluations.

Academic Integrity of Submitted Work

Sheridan is committed to Academic Integrity. In this course the professor has chosen to require students to use Turnitin to check their own written work to ensure originality.

In-Class Activites and Quizzes

Exams/Quizzes/In-Class Assignments

Note
Requests for accommodations for religious or cultural reasons should be made within two weeks of the start of the semester through the Professor (who may consult with the Associated Dean).
Note
In a course with two or more exams, you must receive an overall average of 50% on all exams in order to pass the course. This is calculated as a weighted average.

Exam Procedures

The following procedures are for all exams in this course:

Bonus Marks

You have a few opportunities to earn bonus marks though throughout the term.