Requirements
As
members of EC155, you are expected to observe the following ground
rules -- and I promise to observe my own. Your
performance will be assessed through the following composition
of grades
Ground
rules for students
These ground rules
will help you to achieve excellence in microeconomic reasoning.
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1.
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Attend and
be engaged in all of the regular course meetings.
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2.
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Read all
assignments and materials distributed in class. Study the the
assigned readings before each class: the pace will be
brisk.
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3.
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Actively
participate in all of the weekly class discussions.
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4.
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Complete
and master the problem sets and writing assignments. If it suits you, establish a study
group with some of your colleagues.
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5.
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Come by
Professor Isham's office hours when you have any questions or
concerns that cannot be resolved in class.
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Ground rules for professor
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Lead the
regular course meetings so that all students understand the
content (and excitement!) of the material. Assure that during
these meetings, all students are able to clarify their questions about
the material and share their insights about the critical concepts.
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2.
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Clarify,
as required, the required assignments and handouts that are
distributed in class.
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Design problem sets and written assignments
that are directly related to the course material and that are
helpful for exam preparation. Assure that the assignments are
returned promptly, that their grading criteria are clear, and
that solutions are promptly provided.
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Write two
exams that are challenging but fair. Assure that the exams are
returned promptly, that their grading criteria are clear, and
that solutions are promptly provided.
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5.
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Be supportive
in resolving all questions and concerns that students express
during class or during office hours.
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Composition
of Grades
Your
grade will be composed of the following components. 'Class participation'
includes being actively engaged in the regular give-and-take in class.
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Problem
sets - 25%
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2.
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Class participation
- 15%
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3.
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First exam
- 25%
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4.
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Final exam
- 35%
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