| CITI Ethics Certification
Each student must complete, pass and hand in the certification for the CITI ethics course before May 2. This component of the course is ungraded, but a passing grade in the class is not possible without earning the certification. The CITI url is: https://www.citiprogram.org/
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P/F
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Final grades will be awarded as follows:
MEAN
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FINAL GRADE
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MEAN
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FINAL GRADE
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100-96.5
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A+
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76.4-72.5
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C
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96.4-92.5
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A
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72.4-69.5
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C-
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92.4-89.5
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A-
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69.4-66.5
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D+
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89.4-86.5
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B+
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66.4-62.5
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D
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86.4-82.5
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B
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62.4-59.5
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D-
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82.4-79.5
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B-
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59.4-0
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F
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79.4-76.5
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C+
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Academic Honesty
Given the topic of this course, students’ honesty, integrity and ethics are of particular importance. Students are expected to adhere to the University policy on academic honesty, which you will find in the course catalog and on the University website. Anyone caught cheating (e.g., using notes, looking at another’s test, using an electronic device, etc.) will be failed in this course and reported to the campus Judiciary, even if the process jeopardizes graduation. The only allowed tools during tests are your brain, pencils, and an eraser. If a student lies to me about the reason for one or more missed tests/deadlines or presents me with falsified documentation for one or more missed tests/deadlines, he or she will be failed in this class and reported to the campus Judiciary, even if the process jeopardizes graduation.
Personal Responsibility
By enrolling and remaining in this class after add-drop period, you have agreed to the course policy stated in this document and explained on the first day of class. You are expected to be responsible for your behavior and success in this class by studying, coming prepared to all classes and tests, living up to the University’s academic honesty policy, and being respectful of all class members. Please feel free to contact your professor if you have any questions or concerns. However, please check this document first, as it answers most policy/grading questions.
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