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Textbook: BrookerWidmaierGrahamStiling .
Biology, 3rd ed, The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.


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How to read the textbook

Understand the title of the chapter (introduction
and the main concepts)
Understand the outline of the chapter
Read the contents carefully
Pick out keywords (bold words, there are
explainations in the glossary) and figures
Make a summary note for each section
Doing self-quiz in textbook to evaluate whether
you get the points

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Attendance Policy
Regular weekly attendance is expected.
Students who miss quiz without an
excused absence will receive zero points
for that day's quiz.

Professional (III)
No cellular phone is allowed in the
class

No food in the class

Water is allowed

Exams
Multiple quizzes will be taken during class
time
Two examination: middle and final
Academic dishonesty concerning quizzes
is not acceptable and will result in severe
consequences.

Grading
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There will be no make-up quizzes for any
reason!!!

Assignments () (III)

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20%
Ex. :..
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Assignments ()(I)
Although you may engage in
general discussions of problems,
sharing of answers is a violation
of the trust placed in all students
in the class, each of whom is
entrusted with producing her/his
own set of answers.

Assignments () (II)
Students who copy problem set
answers or allow their problem
sets to be copied may receive a
zero for all the problem sets.


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Professional ()(I)
Part of being a professional is
being responsible for yourself
and others that depend on you,
and treating others with respect.

Team work!

Professional (II)
Consistently coming late or not
showing up to class or laboratory
shows a lack of professionalism,
as does speaking disrespectfully
to your laboratory partner, lab
mates, or members of the
teaching staff.

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Policy on Making up Missed

Laboratory Time
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(Team work!)

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Academic Honesty and Use of

Materials from Previous Terms
Old laboratory notebook entries (from
previous semesters) are not to be used as
aids in writing up notebook entries. In
many instances, the material changes
from semester to semester, and thus it is
often obvious to your TA that you have
copied from someone else's work.
Students who are found to have copied
from a previous semester's notebook (or
from their laboratory partner) will receive
no credit for that laboratory.