Textbook	Logic and Set Theory with Applications preliminary 3rd Ed. by by Cheifetz, et al.
Instructor:	Dr. Richard Glass
Office:	B 3054
Office Hours:	Thu 115 pm - 345 pm
Phone:	(516)572-7929
Email:	glassr@ncc.edu
Internet:	http://www.matcmp.ncc.edu/~glassr
Grade Policy:
There will be 2 exams and a cumulative final. Each exam is worth 100 points. The lowest grade will be dropped.
Withdraw Policy:
A W can be obtained up the day of the final. Once the final has been taken, no grade of W will be assigned. After the date of automatic W, it is the students responsibility to obtain, complete and a submit a Withdrawal form available from the registrar.
Attendence Policy:
More than 3 absences may result in being dropped from the course. Students arriving late to class may not be allowed to enter and / or be marked absent. See the college catalog for further details.
Plagiarism:
Any one caught plagiarizing, requesting or supplying assignments for the purpose of plagiarism or cheating will receive a zero for that assignment or exam and will be subject rules and regulations outlined in the college catalog.
Make-up Exams:
There are no make-up exams. A missed exam will be assigned a zero and may be used as the lowest exam grade. In some instances, make-up exams may be granted in the case of extreme conditions. Make up exams may differ in style and content from the exam given in class and may occur at a later time in the semester. Under certain circumstances, doubling of another exam may replace the missing exam. All requests for make-ups must be accompanied by appropriate documentation stating the reason for absence. If a make-up is granted, the exam may or may not reflect the material from the missed exam. It could entail prior material and/or new material.
Special Instructions:
Cell phones and beeper must be turned off prior to entering class. Students should wear ID card at all times. College and Learning Center Policies Revised:
Policy effective from the first day of class of and only for the semester stated at the top of the page. Students are responsible for reading this page http://www.matcmp.sunynassau.edu/~glassr/policy/polm101.htm and the associated links on the Internet.