English 1302
Instructor: Dr. Robert Miller
Office:
A 221b
Office Hours: To be
announced and posted
Phone: 281-618-5562
E-Mail:
Web Site:
<http://www.northharriscollege.com/departments/clh/MILLER/Miller.htm>
Prerequisites: English 1301
Texts: Lynn
Quitman Troyka. Quick Access. 4th ed.
Thomas
R. Arp and Greg Johnson.
A paperback novel (see
list)
Disks: You will need a formatted, high
density disk.
Policy on Attendance.
Although I may drop
you for non-attendance, do not count on it if you decide to withdraw from
class. Sometimes, particularly toward the end of the semester, I do not have
time to drop students. Therefore, it is
your responsibility to formally drop the course should you be forced to
withdraw. However, I cannot drop you for non-attendance after November 8.
Policy on Papers and Assignments.
A. All
major assignments must be completed for you to get a passing grade in this
course.
B. In-class assignments must be written in
class. If you cannot be in class on the
day of an assignment, you must make up that assignment within a reasonable
period in my office in the same time period as the class time.
C. Out
of class assignments are due at the beginning
of the class period.
D. Out
of class assignments that are late will be dropped one letter grade for each day they
are late.
E. Quizzes cannot be made up for any
reason.
F.
You are responsible
for knowing what the assignments are when you miss class.
Disability: If
you have a disability, I will be happy to help you in any way I can to
facilitate your success in this course.
However, it is your decision to discuss your disability with me. I can best assist you if you discuss your
disability with me early in the semester.
Any information you share with me will remain private and
confidential. Please consult the
Students
and registered student organizations are subject to disciplinary action
according to the provisions of the code of Student Conduct, described in the
NHMCCD catalog. The District may enforce its own disciplinary policies
and procedures when the conduct of a student or a registered student
organization directly, seriously, or adversely impairs, interferes with, or
disrupts the overall mission, programs, or other functions of the District or
its colleges