Accommodations for Students with Disabilities:
Students requesting classroom accommodation must first register with the
Dean of Students Office. The Dean of Students Office will provide documentation
to the student who must then provide this documentation to the Instructor
when requesting accommodation.
General Education Learning Outcomes:
ENC 1101 (passed with a grade of D or better) satisfies the university's
General Education Requirement for Composition (C). ENC 1101 also satisfies
6000 words (E6) of the University Writing Requirement. However, you must
turn in all assigned papers and you must pass this course with a grade
of C or better to receive the E6 credit.
Academic Honesty:
As a University of Florida student, your performance is governed by the
UF Honor Code, available in its full form at http://www.reg.ufl.edu/01-02-catalog/student_life/.
The Honor Code requires Florida students to neither give nor receive unauthorized
aid in completing all assignments. Violations include cheating, plagiarism,
bribery, multiple submissions, and misrepresentation, all defined in detail
at http://www.dso.ufl.edu/judicial/honestybrochure.htm.
Plagiarism:
Plagiarism is a serious violation of the student academic honor code.
You commit plagiarism when you present the ideas or words of someone else
as your own. You commit plagiarism if you use (without crediting the source):
- Any part of another person's essay, speech, or ideas.
- Any part of an article in a magazine, journal, newspaper; any part
of a book, encyclopedia, CD-ROM, online WWW page, etc.
- Any idea from another person or writer, even if you express that
idea in your own words.
Important tip: There should never be a time when you copy and paste something
from the Internet and do not provide the exact location from which it came.
All acts of willful plagiarism will result in failure of the assignment
and will likely result in failure of the entire course.
Documenting Your Work:
Students are responsible for maintaining duplicate copies of all work
submitted in this course and retaining all returned, graded work until
the semester is over. Should the need arise for a re-submission of papers
or a review of graded papers, it is the student's responsibility to have
and make available this material.