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General Information & useful links to college websites
WINTER 2012 beg. Jan.9:
ARTS 1A W'12:
HUMI 16 W'12:
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
AT building, 3rd Floor
drop in & workshops
Welcome to DAC Library
Avoiding Plagiarism
Citing Sources
MORE USEFUL LINKS:
Artsopolis: Guide to local arts and culture events
LOCAL ART MUSEUMS
Euphrat DAC campus
De Young Museum, SF
Legion of Honor, SF
SFMOMA: Modern Art, SF
Asian Art, SF
Cantor Center, Stanford
SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART
MACLA, San Jose
Berkeley Art Museum
Oakland Museum
Triton Museum, S. Clara
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, SJ
MORE Museums for Class:
Arts 2A Ancient Mediterranean Art
Arts 3TD:American Art History
CRITICAL READING: A Guide by Prof. John Lye
ARTS 1A Fall 09
De Anza arches"
HUMANITIES 16 FALL 2010
ARTS 1A FALL 2010 ARTS 1A, W2011
HUMANITIES 16, W2011
FALL 2011:
"Humanities 16 Fall 2011. TABLE OF CONTENTS
(See required text)
FALL 2011:
"Humanities 16 Fall 2011. TABLE OF CONTENTS
(See required text)
"Arts 1A Fall 2011, TABLE OF CONTENTS
"Arts 1A Fall 2011, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Grades as of Monday 12/7Link to copy of grades as of today. Grade Status as of 12/6/09
The column headings ran together so here is explanation of each column(from left to right):
*2nd ID (from attendance sheet)
*Museum paper: 250 points possible
*In class assignments after deleting the lowest score: 140 pts possible
*Online discussion extra credit points
*Total points including Test 1 & 2 (double your % grade to get points for tests) and items listed above. Total points possible thus far: 790.
*Your grade today as a percent.
*Your grade today as a letter grade.
NOTE 1:
If your grade today is 90% or higher on this report, you do not have to take Test 3. If you take Test 3, it will be computed in your course grade, even if it lowers your course grade. (NOTE: THIS IS CONTRARY TO WHAT I INITIALLY STATED IN CLASS. I checked with other instructors and this is how they handle it in their classes.)
NOTE 2:
If you do not have 90% or higher today, you must take Test 3 or you will receive a grade of zero out of 200 possible points.
NOTE 3:
Test 2 is worth 200 points plus extra credit Qs. This brings our course total possible pints to 990. (990 is 10 pts lower than the syllabus plan for 1000 pts because we did 1 less in-class assignment.)
TO CALCULATE HOW MANY POINTS YOU NEED TO GET A SPECIFIC GRADE FOR THE COURSE, USE THE FOLLOWING TABLE.
If appropriate, I will apply a curve, but so far, this class is already way ahead of any curve, so I doubt that it will be necessary.
TOTAL POINTS NEEDED FOR A COURSE GRADE:
A (90%+) REQUIRES AT LEAST 890 PTS
B (80%+) REQUIRES AT LEAST 792 PTS
C (70%+) REQUIRES AT LEAST 693 PTS
D (60%+) REQUIRES AT LEAST 594 PTS
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