The new syllabus
You're referring to the new syllabus for a course or program!
A syllabus is a document that outlines the course objectives, topics, and requirements for a class or program. It's usually prepared by the instructor or professor and is provided to students at the beginning of the course.
Here's a general outline of what a syllabus might include:
- Course Information:
- Course title and number
- Credits or hours
- Semester or quarter
- Meeting times and dates
- Location
- Course Objectives:
- Brief overview of what students will learn
- Specific skills or knowledge students will acquire
- Course Outline:
- List of topics or modules to be covered
- Estimated time devoted to each topic
- Any special events or activities planned
- Assessment and Evaluation:
- Types of assignments and exams
- Grading criteria and scale
- Due dates for assignments and exams
- Required Readings and Materials:
- List of textbooks, articles, or other materials needed for the course
- Any online resources or software required
- Attendance and Participation:
- Expectations for attendance and participation
- Any consequences for excessive absences
- Academic Integrity:
- Statement on academic integrity and plagiarism
- Consequences for academic dishonesty
- Contact Information:
- Instructor's name and contact information
- Office hours and location
- Email address and phone number
- Additional Resources:
- Any additional resources or support services available to students
Remember, the specific content and format of a syllabus may vary depending on the institution, department, or instructor.