Business Web Design Studio
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Class Participation | 10% |
Web Page Assignment | 10% |
Usability Assignment | 20% |
Tools Assignment | 10% |
Bells and Whistles Assignment | 20% |
Client Project * | 30% |
Note: You will not receive a grade for this class until your client signs off that his/her materials are available on the web and that he/she has been trained.
Approximate letter grades will be assigned when exams and projects are returned. Students should remember, however, that the term average is a weighted average of the numerical grades, not an average of the approximate letter grades.
Drop Policy: For the purposes of this policy, the "effective drop date" is the date which I am informed of the drop
or the actual date of the drop, which ever is later. Students can and may inform me by leaving me a note in my mailbox,
leaving me a message (on voice mail or email) or by speaking to me in person or over the telephone.
A student may drop this class until July 6 with a passing grade. (Note the University policy states that you may drop until June 29 without receiving a grade; this policy is simply an extension of the University policy.) Between July 7 and July 27, a student will receive either a passing grade (excused) or a failing grade (F) depending upon his or her performance (current grade) in the course. A student may withdraw after July 27 only with and solely with the approval of the dean of his or her division. If you want to withdraw after this date, go directly to your dean; do not ask for my signature -- my signature is not needed and I will not provide it. Under no circumstance may a student drop this class after August 9, 2001.
Academic Honesty: According to the University Standard of Conduct, Section 6.0101,
The Board of Curators recognizes that academic honesty is essential for the intellectual life of the University. Faculty members have a special obligation to expect high standards of academic honesty in all student work.Students have a special obligation to adhere to such standards. |
For the purposes of this class, cheating will include: plagiarism (using the writings of another without proper citation), copying of another (either current or past student's work), working with another on individually assigned work or exams, unauthorized marking on a graded paper or exam, or in any other way presenting as one's own work that which is not entirely one's own work.
Any student who is caught cheating on any assignment or exam will receive a grade of zero (0) for that assignment or exam. Further, a recommendation will be made to the appropriate university officials that additional disciplinary action be taken.
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