Course Syllabus

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Where are we going?
Why does it matter?
What is this course preparing me for?
What am I going to need?
How will we work together?
What are we going to do along the way?
Deliverables and Grading
Course Policies

Where are we going?

Course Purpose

Course purpose paragraph

Course Learning Outcomes

By the end .... 

Why does it matter?

Discipline: 

 

Discipliship in the Discipline

[integrated aims]

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What is this course preparing me for?

Academically

 

Professionally

 

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What am I going to need?

Course Material

 

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How will we work together?

Office Hours

 

Technology and AI

 

Peer Learning

 

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What are we going to do along the way?

[Weekly Agenda]

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Deliverables

Assignments

 

Progress Checks

 

Exams

 

Your grade in this course will be based on these assignments and exams:

Assignment and Assessment Chart
Assignment or Exam Percent of Total Grade

Assignment/Assessment type 1

X%

Assignment/Assessment type 2

X%

Assignment/Assessment type 3

X%

Assignment/Assessment type 4

X%

Mid-Course Assessment/s

X%

Exam

X%

 

Resubmission and Retake Policy (Optional)

[define resubmission and retake policy]

Grading Scale:

Your letter grade is calculated according to these percentages.

 

Grade Scheme

The following grading standards will be used in this class:

Grade Scheme
Grade Range
A 93% to 100%
A- 90% to < 93%
B+ 87% to < 90%
B 83% to < 87%
B- 80% to < 83%
C+ 77% to < 80%
C 73% to < 77%
C- 70% to < 73%
D+ 67% to < 70%
D 63% to < 67%
D- 60% to < 63%
E 0% to < 60%

 


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Course and BYU Academic Policies

Course Policy

[add course specific policy]

 

BYU Policies

Honor Code

Please visit the Honor Code website for more information.

 

Preventing & Responding to Sexual Misconduct

For more information on preventing and responding to sexual misconduct, please reference our BYU Title IX website.

Student Disability

To learn more about BYU campus resources for students with disabilities, please visit the Office of Belonging website.

Mental Health

For campus resources on mental health: general information, visit the CAPS website; for immediate concerns, please visit the Help website.

Academic Honesty

It is the purpose of the BYU Academic Honesty Policy to assist in fulfilling that aim. See the Academic Honesty website for more information.

Compliance Hotline and BYU Policies

If you have questions about university policies, including those discussed in this syllabus, please visit policy.byu.edu.

If you observe any non-emergency dangerous, illegal, or suspicious activity occurring on campus or by a member of the BYU community, please report it through the BYU Compliance Hotline at hotline.byu.edu. Emergencies and ongoing criminal activity should be reported directly to BYU Police at 801-422-2911.

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Course Summary:

Course Summary
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