Course Outline - Genetics - William Penn University



Course name

Course number

Semester- Summer II

Instructor:

Name

Office -

Office phone -

[Home phone]

Email -

Office hours –

Zoom Course Link: [Title, URL, Moodle Link, meeting number, etc.]

Course Location

Time

Textbook(s):

[List other required materials, too.]

William Penn University Mission Statement

William Penn University provides the opportunity for an educational experience with a focus on leadership, technology, and the Quaker principles of simplicity, peace-making, integrity, community, and equality.

Division Mission

Course description – from catalog

• Prerequisites, if any

• If the course description is unclear or ambiguous, consider adding a “Course Purpose”

• Credit hours

Professional Standards [If applicable, if not you may delete this section]

If this course prepares students to meet particular professional standards, list them and the source.

Course Objectives

This course supports the William Penn University Mission by helping students fulfill the following University Principle, Goal, and Program Objective:

|Principle |Goal |Program Objective |Course |Course Objective |

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In order to complete this objective, students will:

|Objective |Delivery Methods |Outcome |Artifact |

|Students will be able to: |How students are expected to |How you will know the students have learned or |(tests, papers, projects, |

| |learn. How they will be taught. |achieved the outcome. |etc.) |

|1. | | | |

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Course requirements

Assignments

[Schedule for exams, papers, etc., if you do not have a detailed course schedule below]

Policies

• Attendance

• Grading

• [Other policies – cell phones, pagers, hats, etc.]

• Academic honesty: Students at William Penn University are assumed to hold academic honesty in high regard. Cheating and plagiarism will not be tolerated, and all students will be held to the Student Conduct Code as described in the Student Handbook. [Your own policy for the course may be inserted here.]

• Disabilities: Students with disabilities who believe they may need accommodations in this class are encouraged to contact Dr. Noel Stahle, Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities, as soon as possible in order to verify your status and provide you with appropriate assistance.

Academic calendar

• Summer Session II—8 weeks June 14 - August 8

• Last day to Add or Drop June 17

• Last day to Withdraw July 15

• Last day to Request Incomplete August 4

• Final Grades Due August 11 - noon

Course Schedule

This schedule is subject to change. Announcements of any changes will be made during class, on Moodle, and by William Penn University email. It is the student’s responsibility to get information from any class s/he may miss.

|Date |Prep for Class |Topics |Due |

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|July 2 | |No Classes-Independence Day | |

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|Aug 5 | |EXAMS | |

|Aug 6 | |EXAMS | |

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