ANS 311 REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS

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ANS 311 REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF DOMESTIC
ANIMALS

• Dr. David Crenshaw
• Ag 247
• Office 886-5329
• Fax [phone]
• Home 496-7078 before 11 PM.
• E-mail David_Crenshaw_at_tamu-commerce.edu

• Text-Reproduction in Domestic Animals by E.S.E.
  Hafez

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COURSE REQUIREMENTS

• Three essay tests each worth 80 points
• One final essay test worth 80 points
• Drop the lowest test grade of the four tests
  above
• Each Friday a ten point objective quiz-count the
  highest 8 grades-cannot make up
• Lecture portion counts 80 of final grade

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LABORATORY

• Lab counts 20 of final grade
• Daily attendance worth 10 points-variable
  depending upon participation.
• A lab exercise may be given requiring out of
  class work that will be due the next lab period.
• Work turned in late will be graded with 70
  maximum grade awarded.

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CALCULATION OF FINAL GRADE

• Add 3 highest lecture tests and 8 highest quiz
  grades. Divide total by 320. This gives you the
  for lecture. Multiply this by .8 to give the
  lecture portion of grade.
• Add all daily lab grades plus homework grades and
  divide by total points possible. This gives the
  for lab. Multiply by .2 to give lab portion of
  grade.

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GRADE CALCULATION CONTINUED

• Add the weighted lecture to the weighted lab
  figures. This gives the combined for the
  course.
• Compare this figure to 90A, 80B, 70C,
  60D and less than 60F. That is your
  guaranteed grade.
• If the class arrays itself into natural breaks
  then a less than the guarantee MAY receive the
  higher grade.

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ATTENDANCE POLICY

• Two assumptions are made by the instructor.
• The students are responsible adults and should be
  treated as such.
• The students primary objective for his/her
  college career is to learn and to get an
  education.
• Therefore absence from class will not be
  tolerated except for extreme reasons..