Course
Information
| Course
No./Section |
Days |
Hours |
Bldg/Room |
Instructor |
Exit
Testing
Date
|
| BRI 109-01 |
MW |
12:30-1:45pm |
H209 |
Levy Robbins, D. |
5/3/2004 |
| BRI 109-02 |
WF |
11-12:15pm |
R309 |
STAFF |
5/5/2004 |
| BRI 109-03 |
TR |
9:30-10:45am |
H209 |
Tevis, N. |
5/4/2004 |
| BRI 109-60 |
T |
4:15-6:50pm |
R206 |
Smith, D. |
5/4/2004 |
| BRI 109-61 |
R |
4:15-6:50pm |
R309 |
Gill, L. |
5/6/2004 |
| BRI 109-90 |
Sat. |
11-1:40pm |
H209 |
Ishkanian, A. |
5/8/2004 |
SPRING 2004 VALIDATION
TESTING
Validation testing is done before the start of the Spring 2004
semester on January 6, 2004 for students taking the course for the
first time. All new students will take the William Paterson University
Placement Test on January 6, 2004. The score obtained on the test
will determine if a student will be allowed to exit the class. Students
can only take the validation test on January 6, 2004. Anyone who
is not in attendance on that day of testing cannot take the test.
There are no make-ups for validation testing
After you complete the validation testing on January 6, 2004,
the Office of Testing will notify you as to whether or not you passed.
If you passed, your schedule for the Spring 2004 semester will be
adjusted at that time.
SPRING 2004 PROGRAM ADJUSTMENT
Program adjustment is no longer available on the first scheduled
class meeting of the semester. The times for making schedule changes
are after Validation Testing on January 6, 2004 and before January
20, 2004, the first day of the Spring 2004 semester.
EARLY ALERT/ JEOPARDY OF FAILING
Early Alert Letters will be sent to any student in jeopardy of
failing their Basic Skills Reading course. This letter is sent early
in the semester to inform the student of his/her progress so that
he/she can work towards successfully meeting the course requirements.
FINAL EXAMINATION
The *final examination is given during the week of May 3-May 8,
2004 according to the specific course scheduled time. See “Spring
2004 Course Offerings” to find out the specific time for your
course’s final exam. It should also be written on your course
syllabus.
*Any student who misses more than three (3) classes will not be
permitted to take the final examination unless a doctor’s
note is provided to explain absences.
BASIC
SKILLS READING ATTENDANCE POLICY
Class attendance and participation are important
parts of this course. A maximum of three absences will be excused.
If you have more than three absences you must submit a doctor's
note or some other documentation explaining your absences, otherwise
you will be unable to take the test at the end of the semester and
will receive a failing grade for the course. No exceptions will
be made! Furthermore, students are expected to be on time and to
remain for the entire class meeting.
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