R102 Schedule fall MWF

Semester Assignments
Religion 102
Monday-Wednesday-Friday Schedule
Gardner-Webb Campus

-----Fall Semester 2002-----

Last updated: 12/30/1999

Wk:	Date:	1st Class Session (Monday) Targeted Study Topics	2nd Class Session (Wednesday) Targeted Study Topics	3rd Class Session (Friday) Targeted Study Topics	Wkly Quiz Topic Range:
1	Jan. 13-15	.	(1) Introduction; PreTest Complete Student Profile form	(2) H:1,	The listings below indicate the range of objective questions that will be covered on the weekly quiz or major exam given the following Tuesday. The topic range listing is hyperlinked to the database of objective questions that form the pool of questions from which the quiz/exam will be taken.
2	Jan. 18-22	(3) Quiz 1; H:1, URL	(4) H:2, URL	(5) H:2, URL,URL,Hdt Submit Paper Scripture Passage Request online
3	Jan. 25-29	(6) Quiz 2; H:3, URL	(7) H:3	(8) H:4, URL
4	Feb. 1-5	(9) Quiz 3; H:4	(10) H:5, URL	(11) H:5, URL
5	Feb. 8-12	(12) EXAM 1	(13) H:6, Hdt, URL,URL	(14) H:6, Hdt, URL, URL, URL, URL
6	Feb. 15-19	(15) Quiz 4; H:7, Hdt, PDF, Hdt	(16) H:7	(17) H:7
7	Feb. 22-26	(18) Quiz 5; H:8, Hdt, Hdt	(19) H:8,Hdt, PDF	(20) H:8
8	Mar. 1-5	(21) Quiz 6; H:9, Hdt	(22) H:9, PDF	(23) H:9
9	Mar. 15-19	(24) Quiz 7; H:10, Hdt	(25) H:10, Hdt	(26) H:11
10	Mar. 22-26	(27) Quiz 8; H:12, Hdt	(28) H:12, Hdt	(29) H:12, Hdt
11	Mar. 29- Apr. 2	(30) EXAM 2	(31) H:13, Hdt, Hdt, PDF	(32) H:13, Hdt, Hdt, PDF, Hdt
12	Apr. 5-9	(33) Quiz 9; H:14, Hdt (No class on Monday, Apr. 5; Easter Holiday)	(34) H:14, Hdt	(35) H:14, URL
13	Apr. 12-16	(36) Quiz 10; H:15, Hdt	(37) H:15	(38) H:16, Hdt,Hdt
14	Apr. 19-23	(39) Quiz 11; H:17, Hdt	(40) H:17,Hdt	(41) H:18
15	Apr. 26-30*	(42) Quiz 12; H:18	(43) H:18	(44) H:19
16	May 3-6	(45) Quiz 13; H:19	(46) H:20, URL	(47) H:21
17	R102B:May 10,1-4 R102J:May 13,8-11	(48) PostTest	(49) EXAM 3	(50) EXAM 3

The above assignments for each class session represent the material to be covered during that class session. This is a goal, but isn't sent in concrete. The weekly quizzes will cover only the material discussed in class during the preceding week. The major exams will cover only the topics discussed in class from the preceding exam to the last class period prior to the major exam.

Code identification:
(1) = class session number of the meetings of the class
#.#. - #.# = The range of topics to be covered during a specified class session. These are hyperlinked to the List of Topics, outlining the content of the course. In this page, note carefully the discussion of the significance of the various icons that will be located by different topics. Note: If a Class Handout (See the icon by the topic number) is linked to one of the topics, you will need to bring a printed copy of that handout with you to class, since it will serve as an important source of class presentation.

According to university policy, students are expected to be present and sit for the final exam on the date scheduled by the university. The professor has no responsibility for determining the exam date; this is done strictly by the university administration. My policy is to follow this guideline rigidly. This means: NO FINAL EXAMS ARE GIVEN EARLY FOR ANY REASON! If the student can't be present at the scheduled date, then a grade of Incomplete ("I") will be given and the student can make up the work at the beginning of the following semester, according to university guidelines. Any deviation from the regular exam schedule requires specific approval by the university provost. The student is required to complete a prescribed form that can be secured from the provost's office. Expect approval only for illness, death of a family member or some similar extreme emergency. Plane reservations prior to the end of final exam week; an "early ride home" etc. will not receive approval by the provost.