Academic%20Code%20of%20Conduct%20and%20COEN/ELEC%20490%20admission%20requirements

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Academic Code of Conduct and COEN/ELEC 490
admission requirements
Information for COEN/ELEC 390 students Thanks to
Dr. Zmeureanu for this presentation.
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Pre-requisite and co-requisite courses
  • Senate decision of March 2010 students must
    satisfy the prerequisites listed in the calendar
  • No special approvals or exceptions.
  • FNS, DEF, INC, PEND do not satisfy prerequisite
    requirements.
  • Conditional or Readmitted Must have repeated
    courses with D-range grades and get C- or better.
  • Follow the recommended course sequence.
  • Capstone Prerequisites strictly enforced!
  • De-registration software.

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200-before-400 Rule
  • CEAB take low-level courses before high-level
    courses.
  • Calendar 200-level before 400-level courses
  • Capstone no 200 level course at the same time as
    the Capstone project course.

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Capstone (490) Project
  • Students cant register until a graduation audit
    is done.
  • The student must be a potential graduate for the
    next convocation.
  • No registration without pre-requisites.
  • Readmitted students must repeat Ds and replace
    them with Cs for 490 prerequisites.
  • No 200 level course can be taken while taking 490.

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Beware D-range grades
  • A D range grade is NOT a passing grade.
  • D-grades bring students in Failed or Conditional
    standing (GPA1 for D)
  • Students must repeat classes with D-range grades
    (if in Failed or Conditional standing)

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Academic Code of Conduct
  • Students must submit an Expectations of
    Originality form with all assignments, project
    reports, lab reports.
  • READ what is printed on page 2
  • Students may not use solutions to assignments of
    other past or present students/instructors of
    this course or of any other course.
  • Team project teams responsibility
  • Each team member is responsible for the rest of
    the team.
  • Each team member is responsible for each
    submission.
  • Signature responsibility
  • Read a document BEFORE you sign it.
  • Do NOT sign the Expectations in advance.
  • Academic Code of Conduct
  • A student must not give a copy of his/her work to
    another student if there is the possibility that
    the student will submit the work as his/her own.
  • A student must not plagiarize copy another
    students work, copy text from the internet, etc.

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