Late DeVry University is an intense learning environment. There are times, however, when Policy students may fall behind due to unforeseen circumstances. As a rule, late work is unacceptable, but the instructor recognizes that sometimes emergencies prevent students from completing their work on time. The instructor reserves the right to deduct points for the late submission.
Cutoff time for "on time" assignment postings is pm Mountain Time the day the assignment is due. One final note: Please note that technical problems are not excuses for late assignments in this class. Please back up your work in several places: your system, a floppy or Zip disk, email the file to yourself at another e-mail account, etc.
There is nothing worse than losing hard work to a computer crash, and such issue will not constitute a valid excuse for late work in this class. Students are expected to take the necessary steps to ensure the timeliness of their work. Play it safe! Discussion In the "Discussion" areas of the course, you, as a student, can interact with your instructor and Requirements classmates to explore questions and comments related to the content of this course.
Discussions will always close Sunday, P. Mountain Time MT. A successful student in online education is one who takes an active role in the learning process. You are therefore encouraged to participate in the discussion areas to enhance your learning experience throughout each week. The discussions will be graded for: 1. Frequency—Number and regularity of your discussion comments, and 2. Quality—Content of your contributions Frequency—Number and regularity of your contributions.
Students are expected to log into the course and post respond in the discussion topics on a minimum of three separate days per week in each graded discussion, beginning no later than Wednesday. Quality—Content of your contributions. Full credit is awarded when both high quality and required frequency is met.
For policy on discussions and all other policies , please review the information contained in "Policies" under the Course Home section of your course. Plagiarism and Undergraduate Citations Plagiarism Plagiarism is a violation of the Academic Integrity code of this institution and will not be tolerated.
The plagiarism policy applies to every aspect of your coursework including threaded discussions, exams, quizzes, essays, assignments, etc. It is important that students fully cite any outside ideas, text and visual aides they reference in that work. If you copy from, rely on, or paraphrase from your text or from any other source, you must include in-text citations and complete end-of-text citations.
For any source, you must include the proper reference material including the full URL and date accessed if the source is from the Web.
Failure to cite completely in-text and at the end of the paper is a violation of DeVry Academic Standards. Students agree that by taking this course all required papers may be subject to submission for textual similarity review to Turnitin. All submitted papers will be included as source documents in the Turnitin.
Use of the Turnitin. How to Avoid Plagiarism For additional information see your student handbook, which is available in the Student Services website.
Highlights include purposes of citing, guidelines and examples of how to cite sources in text and at the end of a paper, and how to format a reference list or an entire paper. Highlights include APA websites, practice exercises, ways to avoid plagiarism, and guidelines and examples for how to use sources, cite sources in TDA posts, cite in the text and at the end of a paper, edit citations, and format a reference list or an entire paper.
No special software or set-up is required for the video. Purchase is optional. Frequently Asked Questions When are grades calculated, and how can I view my grades? MT each week, except Week 8 which closes at p. MT Thursday.
Instructors should have Discussion work graded by the following Tuesday and all other assignments by the following Friday. What should I do if a discrepancy is found with my grade? Double-check the error and try to determine what caused it.
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