HIS 101 6 Week Course Assignment Schedule

HIS 101 (Summer 2016)
6 Week Course Assignment Schedule
16 May Start Date

Grades are recorded in the gradebook in Canvas. For an explanation of the critical course deadlines, highlighted on the schedule in bold, please see the course syllabus.

Week Starts	Topic	Assignments/Critical course Deadlines	Assignment Due Date	Possible Points
16 May	Unit 1: Introduction	Introduction Paragraph, Syllabus Quiz and Canvas Post	8 am 19 May	15+
16 May	Unit 2: Pre-History	Pre-History paragraph Last Refund Date/First Assignment Due Date Deadline (22 May)	8 am 23 May	50
23 May	Unit 3: Ancient Near East	Gilgamesh paper	8 am 26 May	100
23 May	Unit 4: Classical Greece	Ancient paragraph	8 am 30 May	50
30 May	Unit 5: Classical Rome and Christianity		8 am 2 June
	Unit 6: Islam and Empire	Hadith paragraph	8 am 4 June	50
	Unit 7: Russia	Midterm Exam	anytime 6 June	150
6 June	Unit 8: Charlemagne	Canvas post/respond	8 am 9 June	5
	Unit 9: Early Middle Ages	Last Withdrawal Date (10 June)	8 am 11 June
	Unit 10: Feudalism	Feudalism group project	8 am 13 June	100
13 June	Unit 11: Medieval Russia	Wikipedia Analysis paper	8 am 16 June	100
	Unit 12: Late Middle Ages	Canvas post/respond	8 am 18 June	5
	Unit 13: Reformation		8 am 20 June
20 June	Unit 14: Renaissance	Machiavelli paper	8 am 23 June	100
	Unit 15: Final Exam	Final exam	anytime 25 June	250
	Unit 16: The World in 1500	Reflective paragraph and Canvas posting Course End Date (26 June)	8 am 26 June	25
		TOTAL REQUIRED POINTS		1,000

There are specific assignment deadlines in this course, and these are listed on the course schedule. You may submit any of the course assignments, or optional course assignments late, but the maximum point value will then be reduced by one-half. You may not submit late extra credit work. You may not take a required exam late.

Course grades are based on the following scale:

1,000-900: A
899-800: B
799-700: C
699-600: D
599-000: F