CHEMISTRY 151
Grades
Grades for CHEM 151 are earned according to the following scale of total points (not percentage). The total available points will be 1000 points or greater.
Letter GradeTotal Points Required
A 900 pts or higher
B 800-899 pts
C 650-799 pts
D 500-649 pts
F fewer than 500 pts
Grade CategoryPoint Distribution
Quizzes 500
Lab 250
Homework 50
Final (comprehensive) 200
TOTAL 1000
Homework.
Assigned for each chapter, homework helps focus your studying and prepares you for each quiz. Homework is due at the beginning of the lecture period; see schedule for due dates.

Calculations.
When a quiz or homework assignment calls for a calculated answer, you must show a clear, step-by-step solution for the answer to receive full credit. This usually means that you need to show the units (dimensions) on each number and the conversion factor or equation used in each calculation.

Originality.
All work must be original and your own. Penalties, such as automatic grades of zero or immediate course failure, will result from cheating, copying, plagiarism, or deceit of any kind. (Cheating includes use of pre-written hints or notes, looking at another student's paper, or use of a programmable calculator.) You may work together outside of class, but the work you submit on homework assignments must be your own. It may not be copied from another student's work. If you cheat on a quiz or assignment, you and the person from whom you copied will both earn a zero on the assignment and/or be dropped from the class with a failing grade without notice or exception. Miramar College may also wish to pursue expulsion and/or legal proceedings. Please be fair.

Make-Up Work.
(1) Make-up quizzes are not available, even if your absence is excused. So if you miss a quiz, you get a zero. Note that only your best 5 quiz scores will count toward your grade. (2) Late homework will be accepted at any time, with a grade reduction of 20% for each class period late. (3) Make-up labs may be available, with written permission from me prior to the scheduled lab activity date AND written permission from the Instructor in charge of the lab where you plan to work. Never assume that you can make up a lab activity.

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