Cоurse Cоntrаct -- FTF Clаsses Schоol of STEM Depаrtment Technology Requirements Course Computer System and Technology Recommendations for School of STEM Courses The skilled use of technology is critical to students' success and employability today. Technology readiness is necessary for School of STEM students at Delgado Community College in both the in-person (face-to-face) and online learning environments. All School of STEM courses use online technology, for example, CANVAS, the college-wide Learning Management System, and many courses use online homework systems, such as Connect, MyLab, WileyPlus, WebAssign, etc. We strongly recommend that all students B.Y.O.D. (Bring Your Own Device), that is, have their own technology resources away from the college for use in School of STEM Courses to maximize access to course materials at any given time, for reviewing course materials and communications, or in case of a campus closure. Technology products must meet the required technical specifications listed in this document, but students can select technology products based on preference. Students should use the following technical requirements to guide their selection of a technology. Newer systems purchased within the past two years will typically come with the following recommended features. Hardware Requirements A student must have a computer with the following: 2 GHz processor or faster High-speed Internet connection of 3 Mb/s or better for upload and 10-25 Mbps downloads. Some courses may have additional needs. Please check with the instructor. 4 GB RAM or greater, 8-16 GB RAM is ideal 64 GB system storage or larger Built-in or external speakers. Hard-wired or Bluetooth speakers are acceptable. Built-In Webcam and Microphone. Supported Operating System(s) Windows 10 or 11 MacOS 14 is ideal but 10.14 can work. The following are NOT supported and should not be purchased for coursework: Tablets (Nexus, Tab, Note, etc.), Windows 10 S or Surface RT, smartphones, Linux, and virtual machines are not allowed during online proctoring for objective assessments. Virtual Machines Unsupported Operating System(s) Chrome OS Linux Unix NOTE: iPads are not recommended but can be used on a case-by-case basis. Speak with your instructor. External Webcam Requirements for remote/online testing Technical Specifications Sensor: CMOS Minimum Resolution: 1280 X 720 Viewing Angle: 70 degrees or higher Interface: USB 2.0 minimum Focus: Automatic or Manual Microphone: Integrated microphone Video Format: Color Course Schedule I understand that all online assignments are due by 11:59 PM on the specific date indicated and no extensions will be granted. I understand that I may not use an iPad to complete assignments. Online Homework Policy (WebAssign) All online homework must be completed by the date indicated on the course schedule. Online homework WILL NOT be reopened after the due date. Even though the online homework is due at the end of the semester you should be working on the assignments prior to taking the exam on the material. Exam Policy There will be NO make-up exams. If you miss an exam it will automatically become the exam that is dropped at the end of the semester. Final Exam Policy In order to successfully pass the course, you must take the final exam. The final exam will be taken from exams 1-6. The final exam will only be available during the two-hour window on the scheduled dates listed in the course schedule. “Physical Science Department Policy for Online Student-Instructor Communication” All course communication must be done through CANVAS or via your Delgado e-mail address. If you don’t know your Delgado e-mail address, you can find directions on the Delgado website under the e-mail heading. Instructor may not respond to alternative e-mail addresses. You should check your e-mail and CANVAS at least three (3) times per day. Instructors will, in most cases, respond to e-mail within 24 hours and at most 48 hours, except on weekends and during holidays. Make sure all e-mail communications are clear and respectful. Any threatening or harassing e-mail will be dealt with in accordance with the Student Judicial Code. “The roles of the Instructor and Student” The instructor basically serves as a Course Manager/Facilitator and does the following: Adds and provides course content and resource links at his or her discretion. Sets the assignment and exam dates. Grades assignments and exams. Verifies the on-time completion of assignments. Answers e-mail questions during the designated office hours established Monday through Friday (Monday through Thursday during summer). The instructor is NOT available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. E-mails will usually NOT be responded to on Weekends and Holidays and after 3:00 p.m. on Weekdays. The student carries the primary responsibility for instruction. It is your duty complete exams and assignments on time. It is your duty to communicate with your instructor. It is your duty to follow the policies and procedures set forth in this course syllabus. I have read and I understand all points discussed in the Course Syllabus, Course Schedule and in this Course Contract. I agree to abide by the policy set forth in the above-mentioned documents. NOTE: You will not have access to the First Assignments and the Course Modules until you submit this course contract. Read the following statement and electronically sign below by Type your name (2pts) Date(2pts) LOLA Number (2pts)
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