| Missouri Western State College Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of English, Foreign Languages, and Journalism David R. McElwee Office Hours: English 210-40 Required Materials: Text: Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry and Drama, 7th Edition Supporting Texts: -1984, By George Orwell -Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out, By T. Leary Recommended Materials: Movie: The Matrix It is not necessary to purchase these items for the class. I am working toward having these items placed on reserve in the library. As well, they can be rented from most local video stores. I will be setting up a time for viewing each of these movies on campus later in the semester. If you are unable to attend the viewing on campus, I would ask that you do rent or borrow each movie for personal viewing so that you may be able participate in subsequent assignments and discussions. The status of these items as "Recommended" will not be an excuse for a lack of participation concerning the assignments and discussions related to them. General Requirements for English 210: Approaches to Literature can be found at: The course website can be found at: Policy Regarding Academic Honesty Students are expected to read and familiarize themselves with the Policy on Academic Honesty as found on page 28 of the Student Handbook. This policy is to be strictly adhered to by all students participating in this course. In the event of a breach of this procedure, the student will receive a grade of "F" for the assignment and I will recommend disciplinary action be taken, up to and including immediate dismissal from the course. Policy Regarding Students with Disabilities Any student participating in this course who has a disability that may require special consideration is strongly encouraged to make an appointment with me as soon as possible so that special consideration might be given in making accommodations for said disability. Policy Regarding Measurement and Assessment of Student Work A B C D F Grade Breakdown by Assignment Midterm: 15% Contract This syllabus is of a contractual nature. Remaining a part of this course is an agreement by you to all of the stipulations put forth in this syllabus. If you have a problem with any of the policies put forth in this syllabus, consideration should be given to dropping this course. |
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