Schedule of our practical classes and lectures

Dear students, in following attachment you can find dates and topics of our classes.
Note that if skip lecture you also need to rework it, that means write a report on lecture topic (5-7 pages of text, font size 14 TimesNewRoman, single space). OR you can develop multiple choice questions (20 question on lecture topic) - but they should be originally developed by you. Each skipped and not reworked lecture brings you -5 point to your final mark.
Little about evaluation. During each practical lesson you can get your mark from 2 to 5. At the end of the year I will take average from all your marks and give you corresponding points in 200-points grade system. As I already wrote, each skipped lecture is -5 points from your final mark.
On the practical lesson I grade your test. If you get less than half in the test, I will give you 2, however, if your homework is done (in a copybook or in a printed version) I will give you 3. You can improve your mark by several ways: give oral report at the SAME class (you have to prepare it ahead of time) or actively participate in discussion during our class.
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