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Course Introduction Pt 7 Cases, exercises, and marketing plan: Grading standards are described with their respective assignment descriptions. Late Submission of Assignments: Timely submission of cases and exercises is equally important. Generally, these assignments are discussed in class on the day they are due. If the assignment is submitted after that session, the student does not benefit from doing the assignment on his/her own, and he/she is given an unfair advantage over others. To compensate for this unfair advantage, late assignments will be accepted with a reduction of five points for each session missed. In the case of our course, if an assignment that is due on Tuesday is submitted the following Thursday, five points will be deducted; if it is submitted the following Tuesday, 10 points, etc. Classroom/conference
participation. A numerical grade based on both the quality and quantity of
participation.
The relative weights to be assigned in computing the final grade are as follows:
*At instructor's option. The final letter grade is determined from the numerical grade using the following conversion table:
*Policy on granting "I" (Incomplete): A grade of "I" will be given only if truly extenuating circumstances (e.g., extended illness) prevent the student from submitting assignments on time. Honor Code |
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