A student who misses
a mid-term test due to illness must contact their course instructor by
e-mail on the day of the missed test explaining the reason for their
absence.
The student must subsequently provide appropriate medical documentation
to the course instructor, at which time the instructor and student
shall discuss how the missed exam will be made up.
A student who cannot attend a mid-term test for religious reasons or
due to conflict with another class or examination must inform the
course instructor at least two weeks prior to the test date so that
alternative arrangements can be made.
Final
examination:
A student who misses the final examination for any reason,
has a conflict with another final examination, or cannot attend the
final examination for religious reasons must follow the appropriate procedures
outlined in the University
of Saskatchewan Calendar.
Non-programmable calculators will be permitted on all tests and
examinations in this course.
Academic
Honesty:
Students are expected to be academically
honest in all of their scholarly work, including course assignments and
examinations. Academic honesty is defined and described at the University of Saskatchewan
Academic Honesty
Website.
If an instructor has reason to suspect academic dishonesty on an
assignment, the instructor will not return the original assignment to
the student. The instructor and student shall meet to discuss the issue
and attempt to resolve the issue. If the instructor and student cannot
resolve the issue, the assignment will be forwarded along
with all relevant
evidence to the Arts and Science Academic Affairs Committee for a
disciplinary hearing.
The Student Academic Affairs Committee treats all cases according to
the University Policy on Academic Honesty and has the right to apply
strict academic penalties. See the following document
for details.