W
= Dr. Denis Wiesenburg, Professor of Marine
Science, Building 1020, Stennis Space Center,
E-mail:denis.wiesenburg@usm.edu;tel. 800-644-4207 or 688-3177
Text: Pinet, Paul R.2000.Invitation to Oceanography
(second edition).Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Sudbury,
Massachusetts, 555 p. (ISBN 0-7637-0914-X)
1.You
must have a valid, written excuse to receive
a make-up quiz or exam.You must make arrangements before the next
scheduled class period to take the make-up
quiz or exam.
2.Last
day to drop without academic penalty is 5:00
p.m., February 18, 2003.You will have had one homework assignment,
one quiz and one examination returned to you
before then.
3.Assignments will be graded on a 5-10 scale.Turning it in on time is worth 5 points.Late assignments are graded on a 0-10
scale, with 2 points deducted for each class
meeting late.
ADA
Compliance:If a student has a disability that qualifies
under the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) and requires accommodations, he/she
should contact the Office for Disability Accommodations
(ODA) for information on appropriate policies
and procedures. Disabilities covered by ADA
may include learning, psychiatric, physical
impairments, or chronic health disorders.
Students should contact ODA if they are not
certain whether a medical condition/disability
qualifies. Box 8568; Telephone (601) 266-5024;
TTY (601) 266-6837; Fax (601) 266-6035.
Laboratory
Cruise:A
mandatory Saturday cruises will be
scheduled during the semester.It is mandatory for everyone taking
the laboratory (MAR 151L).There will be a choice of one of two Saturdays.More details will be available when
the lab meets on Wednesday, January 23, 2003.
