Graded Homework

Introduction

Your
Response

1.
Your name. Do you have a
nickname you would like to be called?

2.
Where are you from?

3.
What is a current phone
number where you can be reached?

4.
What is your major and year
in school?

5.
What are your hobbies, work
life, and/or school activities?

6.
What is your experience with
Microsoft Office?

7.
Is there anything else you
would like to share?

Initial

Policy

I understand
that this is an intermediate class. Beginner skills will be only briefly
covered. It is expected that I have some experience with Office and have
either passed the computer assessment or taken INFT courses to supplement any
gaps in my knowledge.

I understand
that there are a large number of assignments for this course and that I
should expect to spend 10–20 hours per week in order to complete my work on
time.

I understand
that some assignments will require the full version of Office 2013 or Office
365, including the Access program. I understand that I can download Office
365 from www.liberty.edu/office365
free of charge.

Mac Users: I
have read and understand the document related to using a Mac for this course.
I have ensured that I have the software needed to complete my assignments.

I understand
that group work will be assigned and that I am expected to be an active
participant in my group.

Initial

Policy

I understand
that my assignments will be completed using SIMnet and that this access comes
with my enrollment in the course for a course fee (applied after the first module/week
of this course). I understand that should I withdraw from the course or need
to take the course again for any reason, that I will be assessed this fee for
each repeat.

I understand
that email is the best method for contacting my instructor and that I should
allow 24–48 hours for a response.

I have read
and understand the Academic Dishonesty/Cheating Policy:

For each assignment, you
must complete the entire lesson on your own. You are never allowed to use
anyone’s file or SIMnet account but your own. You should never lend your file
to another student nor should you have any other student’s work in your
possession for any reason, not even to look. If a student uses another
student’s files, both students are considered guilty of cheating. Guard your
files so that your work is not used by another student as you would also be
penalized, even if your work is used against your knowledge. Do not share
computers. If you must use another student’s computer, set up a separate
username and password so that your files are kept completely separate at all
times. Do not make the mistake of turning in another student’s file, even if
it is unintentional. If you are not sure if an action would be considered
cheating, ask before you act.

If caught cheating, you
will get a 0 on the homework and automatically have your course grade lowered
by at least one whole grade (i.e., from a B to a C). If you are caught using
someone else’s file a second time, you will fail the course. If you cheat or
try to cheat on an exam, you will fail the course.