The Syllabus

In the syllabus I learned about everything for the Human Geography class. I learned that I needed to have my laptop, pen or pencil, and composition book. I also learned about the rules of the class and what is expected of me in this class. I learned about the grading policies and that I get no extra credit, and that homework and classwork can be worth up to 25 points and tests can be worth 100 points. If any papers are turned in late they will get 10% taken off them so everything must be turned in on time. I know that if I have any questions to ask about the class I should go to the TV studio first and then to the Human Geo. class.

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