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Michael Galea
CCNP, GCIH, OCP |
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Computer Information Systems/Computer Science Office: Business Education Building, Room 230 Telephone: (734) 677-5107 E-mail: Michael Galea Windows Messenger: mgalea@wccnet.org |
| Schedule: |
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Academic Honesty
The student is expected to conduct themselves in an honest and forthright manner in any academic activity. Cheating in any form corrupts the learning process and threatens the educational endeavors of fellow students. As such, any evidence suggesting academic dishonesty results in a referral to the Dean of Business and Computer Technology for disciplinary action as outlined in the Student Handbook which may result in explusion from WCC.
Policies
- Collaboration on lab projects and assignments is encouraged. Collaboration does not imply that copying the work of another student is permitted.
- Any student missing five or more class sessions during the semester will receive a failing grade.
- Any student missing three consecutive class sessions during the semester is subject to withdrawal by the Instructor. Withdrawal of the student by the Instructor is subject to the guidelines published by the College.
- Homework assignments are due on their scheduled date. Assignments submitted during the seven day period following the date scheduled lose 25% of their point value. Assignments submitted after that seven day grace period are not accepted resulting in a loss of all points for that assignment.
- Lab projects are intended to provide an opportunity for the student to complete work under the guidance of the Instructor during the class period. Hence, they are due on the same day assigned. Absence from class on the assignnment day results in a loss of all points for that project. No makeup is available for lab projects.
- No opportunity for extra credit work is available.
- Due to student privacy concerns, the Instructor will not discuss or submit grades to the student through e-mail.
- Unless otherwise indicated e-mail is the only acceptable means for submitting assignments. Please see Contact Me in the sidebar for more information.
- When you desire to communicate to the Instructor through e-mail, please follow the instructions in the Homework page.
Contacting the Instructor
The preferred method for communications with the Instructor is through e-mail.
The following describes the e-mail format for communications other than
submitting an assignment.
To facilitate this interchange and ensure that no correspondence is lost the following
is the only acceptable format for communications.
You must follow this format since "rules" in the Instructor's
e-mail client have been established for this format. If the student doesn't
follow this format, e-mail may be lost or rejected.
- In the subject of the e-mail, include the keyword Student.
- Do not include the class-section identifier in the subject. Since this conflicts with rules for submitting an assignment.
- In the body of the e-mail, include your name, class-section.
- Explain the issue of concern. If the issue is related to an assignment, please identify the assignment as described in the schedule.
- If appropriate, attach the appropriate file(s) for any problem causing difficulty
This Instructor generally responds within 24 hours or receipt of the e-mail.
Submitting Work
When submitting an assignment through e-mail please adhere to the format listed below. You must follow this format since "rules" in the e-mail client are established for this format. If the student doesn't follow this format, e-mail may be lost or rejected.
The format for the subject of the e-mail is explained below. Follow it exactly.
- Begin the subject with your first initial, ".", last name (do not include commas or quotes)
- Followed by white space then class-section (e.g.,CPS115-01). The class name must be capitalized, e.g. CIS291-01. The hyphen separating class and section is required. The section must be a two digit (2) number.
- Followed by the assignment number (Assgn #10, Lession #5, etc)
- The assignment must be attached to the e-mail. Do not include the assignment in the body of the e-mail.
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If appropriate, ensure that the heading information is included at the beginning of
the body of assignment as follows:
- Student Name
- Class Name and Section Number
- Assignment Number (from schedule)
- An attachment may be zipped.
- Do not split an assignment over multiple e-mails.
- One assignment per e-mail.