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Who am I?
- Be ready for the day-to-day challenges - plan ahead!
- Put in 1 to 2 hours of out-of-class time between each class/lab meeting. Many smaller blocks of time is much more effective for long term learning than one large chunk of time.
- Complete ALL practice problems when assigned (and complete them multiple times for extra practice).
- Begin “studying” at least 1 week before each exam and complete study guides
- Work together - form study/review groups
- Seek assistance during office hours
- Attend ALL classes and ALL labs
The Syllabus
• Text books
• Attendance Policy (click here for Kinesiology Dept Illness Procedures 
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• No cells phones allowed (including texting) or surfing web or using email during class.
• Fridays will be lab days (most of the time).
• Evaluation
• Course web site (be sure to add the link below to your favorites):
• http://facultyweb.cortland.edu/hendrick/exs201.htm• Class schedule
• Expectations
- Classroom/Lab Atmospere: Because texting and cell phones have become such an annoyance in
college classrooms, the Kinesiology Department has discussed the following
policy for our classes: “Out of respect for your fellow students,
your professor and the educational process, cell phones, MP3 players and other
electronic devices must be turned off and put away before class begins. Please clear any necessary exceptions, such
as a potential emergency situation, with the professor before class. Also, while drinking water is acceptable,
eating is inappropriate and a distraction to others. Please eat your meals before and after class.” Failure to comply with the above policy could
result in point deductions on the next exam.
Laptop computers will be allowed for class use only – using them
for non-class use during class will result in loss of this privilege.
- Calculator with statistics symbols for summing data including the mean and standard deviations
- Some reasonalbly priced suggestions included: TI-30Xa, TI-30XIIS, Casio fx-260, Sharp EL-W535B
- Flash drive
