BUS 1001 - Collins College Orientation
(CBA Orientation)
Example: Past Fall 2009 Course Outline
Course
Overview:
This course is designed to help facilitate your successful transition as
a student at The University of Tulsa, as well as introduce you to the
Collins College of Business. To help achieve this goal, a number of
presentations and activities have been planned.
Room and Meeting Time: TBD
Instructor: David Enke
david-enke@utulsa.edu
http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~david-enke/
Office: 118-I Helmerich Hall (Helm)
Phone:
918-631-2218
Hours: By appointment or when in office
Text:
None
Software:
Microsoft Excel (Word and PowerPoint)
Grading:
14 Class Meetings (1 point each)...............................14
5 Homework Assignments (3 points each) .................15
Total .........................................................................29
Student will receive points for attending class and for successfully
completing various assignments. Specifically, students will receive 1 point
for attending each class meeting, along with 3 points for the successful
completion of each assignment (fewer than 3 points could be awarded for
less than adequate work). Given that there are 14 class meetings (14
points) and five assignments (15 points), students have the opportunity to
receive a total of 29 points. A student will receive a passing grade (based
on a pass/fail criteria) if they receive 25 or more points. Assignments
will be announced in class - the initial assignment details and schedule
are provided in the course outline. Late assignments will be accepted for
up to two days late after the original due date, but will lose 1 point for
each day they are late. Students may need to use the Microsoft Office
software package (Word and PowerPoint) to complete the assignments.
Course
Requirements:
Students may need to use Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.
Course
Material:
Any lecture material, homework assignments, and handouts will be posted
on WebCT when in electronic format. Students will be instructed during the
first class period on how to utilize the WebCT classroom web site. The schedule
contains a listing of the topics discussed during each class period.
Students will be notified by email, WebCT, or alerted in class when
significant changes are made to the lecture schedule.
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