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--- gibson:teaching:spring-2014:math527:policies [2014/01/24 07:03]
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+++ gibson:teaching:spring-2014:math527:policies [2015/02/09 12:33] (current)
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 Exams will take place in lecture time on the dates specified on the [[gibson:teaching:spring-2014:math527:syllabus]],
 unless changes to the schedule are necessitated by snow days or other disruptions. In particular, **do not make travel
-plans that would require you to miss class the Friday before spring break.** The final exam is not yet scheduled.
+plans that would require you to miss class the Friday before spring break.** The final exam is scheduled for Wednesday,
-**Do not make travel plans to leave campus before the end of the finals period.** Seriously.
+May 14th, 1:00-3:00pm. **Do not make travel plans to leave campus before the end of the finals period.** Seriously.
 **If you miss an exam your score for that exam will be zero.** Seriously.
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 be more difficult than regularly-scheduled exams.
-Write your full name and section number on the exam, legibly. **You will lose 5% on your exam
+Write your full name and section number on the exam, legibly. **You will lose 1% on your exam
-score if we cannot read your name and 2% if your section number is wrong or missing.** Seriously.
+score if we cannot read your name and 1% if your section number is wrong or missing.** Seriously.
 Exams will be conducted in Spaulding 120 and a nearby room, with alternate-seat seating. No
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 ===== Email =====
-Please think twice before writing an email to the instructor or your teaching assistant. With 170 students in the class, answering incidental questions by email can quickly become a full-time job. Most questions about the course policy and logistics are answered on the [[gibson:teaching:spring-2014:math527|course website]]. Questions about course material should be addressed in lecture, recitation, or office hours. If there is something you need to discuss, come to office hours. For genuine emergencies, our emails are John Gibson <john.gibson@unh.edu>, Kyle Gray <??>, Ali Zarringhalam <ajd243@wildcats.unh.edu>, Elizabeth Wu <lcd39@wildcats.unh.edu>. Please put "math 527" in the subject and include your full name in the text of your email. If you do not receive an answer within a few days, reread this paragraph before you resend!
+Please think twice before writing an email to the instructor or your teaching assistant. With 170 students in the class, answering incidental questions by email can quickly become a full-time job. Most questions about the course policy and logistics are answered on the [[gibson:teaching:spring-2014:math527|course website]]. Questions about course material should be addressed in lecture, recitation, or office hours. If there is something you need to discuss, come to office hours. For genuine emergencies, our emails are John Gibson <john.gibson@unh.edu>, Kyle Gray <ksh38@wildcats.edu>, Ali Zarringhalam <ajd243@wildcats.unh.edu>, Elizabeth Wu <lcd39@wildcats.unh.edu>. Please put "math 527" in the subject and include your full name in the text of your email. If you do not receive an answer within a few days, reread this paragraph before you resend!
 [[http://www.wellesley.edu/socialcomputing/Netiquette/netiquetteprofessor.html | How to write a businesslike email. ]]
+===== Appointments =====
+If you would like to speak to the the instructor or your teaching assistant, please go to their office hours (rather than emailing and asking for an appointment).

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