Course Information Provided to Students

At the start of the course, student should be informed as to what the course content is, who their professor/instructor is, how the professor/instructor can be contacted, the resources required and how students will be evaluated.  This is outlined in the School of Business and Hospitality Handbook under Academic Course Information:

http://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/business/handbook/academicpolicie.jsp?SchoolID=1

Assignment, Test and Examination Policies

 Read the “School of Business Student Policies” available on line at: 

http://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/business/handbook/academicpolicies.jsp?SchoolID=1

Student Guide

Students are responsible to be aware of their student code of conduct, rights, responsibilities, policies, procedures and practices as posted:

Please refer to the 2010-2011 Student Guide.

http://www.conestogac.on.ca/registrar/studentguide.jsp

http://www.conestogac.on.ca/registrar/studentguide/studentguide1011.pdf

School of Business and Hospitality Handbook:

http://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/business/handbook/academicpolicies.jsp?SchoolID=1

Academic Dishonesty

Read the “Academic Integrity Policy” policy available at: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/about/policies/app/integrity.pdf

 

Note that “Academic Penalties” may be levied as outlined at:  http://www.conestogac.on.ca/about/policies/app/violationintegrityproc.pdf

Note: Students may not exchange electronic files containing any content related to being assessed.

Resources

Resource the chapter to the outcomes – see table below

Missed Classes & Evaluations

All tests and examinations must be written on the dates and at the times scheduled.  If you will be absent from an assessment, you must notify your professor prior to the beginning of the class. In addition you must provide documentation from a health practitioner. The Verification of Absence form is on the website under School of Business/ /handbook/absence policy. Take this form with you to the health practitioner. You are expected to submit this form to your professor on your first day back at the college. Failure to do so will result in a mark of 0 for the assessment. 

 

Classroom Policies

Cell Phones, Pagers, Personal Electronic Devices: Cell phones, pagers, and personal electronic devices must be turned off and removed from the desk during class hours as a courtesy to your fellow students and to faculty. If your cell phone must remain on because of an emergency situation, please advise the professor before the class begins. Any student who disrupts a class or a lab may be asked to leave the room.

Computer Usage During Scheduled Classes Studies and feedback have identified that instant messaging, (MSN, Facebook, etc.), e-chats, checking personal email, surfing, shopping, gaming activities, etc. distract other students and detract from learning. These activities and the personal use of computers are not allowed during class time. Students involved in this behaviour during a teaching session may be required to leave the room.

Course Calendar or Schedule

One-semester course, as indicated on your student portal:

Add deadline:    8 days after the first day of the semester

Drop deadline: ¾ of the way through the course  

·         For dates specific to your course see your Student Portal                              

Supplemental

Subject to change

The class schedule  below  is subject to change.