CE571 Traffic Flow Theory - Fall 2006

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Grading: Students' final grade will be based on their scores in class participation, class assignments, three examinations, and a class project

Assignments  20 %
Class project  20 %

Exam 1 - mid-term

 20 %
Exam 2 - mid-term  20 %
Final Exam  20 %

Examinations: There are three examinations including the final exam each counts for 20% of the final grade.  While these exams will be cumulative in nature, the emphasis of the exams will be on material covered since the previous examination.  The final exam will be a comprehensive two-hour exam. All exams will be open book/open notes exams.

Class Attendance and Participation: Some of the material covered/discussed during lectures will not be in your text or readings although you will be responsible for it whether you choose to come to class or not.  Class attendance and participation should be one of your higher priorities this term. Class attendance and participation in class discussion represent 5% of the class grade.

Class project:  There is one (individual) class project that counts for 20% of each student’s grade.

Grade Scale: A ≥ 90              80 ≤ B< 89                     70 ≤ C < 79                     60 ≤ D < 69                     F < 59

Other Expectations:

Here are some other things that I expect of you during class:

bulletI expect you to attend all classes. Your input and contribution is very important. If you are not in class, we can not learn from you, and you cannot learn from other students.
bulletI expect you to be on-time for each class. If you are late, you not only disrupt others in the class when you enter, but you will miss out on important information.
bulletI expect you to turn in all assignments on time. Late assignments will not be accepted.
bulletI expect you to ask when you have a question. If you do not understand something that is being discussed, it is likely that others in the class do not understand as well. Asking questions is a very important part of the learning process.
bulletI expect that the work that you complete will be your best effort and of the highest quality. Learning to do work of high quality is important now and when you begin your career as a transportation engineer.
bulletI expect that you will work with others in the class on assignments. Working in teams is important in today’s engineering environment.
bulletI expect that the work that you turn in will be your own work, not copied or unfairly extracted from other students or other sources.
bulletI expect you to be honest in your dealings with me and others in the class. High ethical standards are one of the cornerstones in engineering education and practice.

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