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Page Background

Cascading Style Sheets

Graphics and Text Styling

More CSS Basics

Page Layout

Links Layout and Mobile

Tables

Forms

Media and Interactivity

Web Publishing

Relationship to Campus Theme

The course focuses on knowledge and application of technology

Classroom Policies

Students are required to complete all class activities.

Attendance is required. Quizzes and tests cannot be made-up. Exceptions may apply when students are excused because

of a school function or if an emergency arises. Arrangements must be made with the instructor prior to class time. Excused

absences will be handled on an individual basis.

Student must be in attendance on the day scheduled for the final exam. Failing to be present will result in an F on the final

project.

Assignments are due at the designated time, even if you will be or were absent. Late assignments will not be accepted.

Bring your textbooks, electronic storage device, and writing tools each day to class

Bring a positive, cooperative attitude to class each day.

DO NOT BE LATE TO CLASS.....Tardiness will not be tolerated. It is disruptive to your peers and the discussions. If you

attempt to enter the classroom after the door has been closed, you will be instructed to leave the room.

The instructor reserves the right to remove anyone causing disruptions or showing disrespect to others in the class. The

first offense will result in expulsion from that class period. A second offense will result in the students’ permanent

removal from the class and a grade of F for the semester. Disruptions include:

Any use of cell phone or any other electronic device (tablets, net books, or laptop computers, I-pads, I-pods etc.)

during class

Using the computer for gaming, chatting or activities other than the program required for class

The instructor reserves the right to interpret and declare what is considered disruptive or disrespectful

behavior. Examples may include but are not limited to

Disruptive talking

Listening to music, sports or any other recording utilizing an electronic device via ear buds

Watching videos during class

Student Email Policy

Dakota College at Bottineau is increasingly dependent upon email as an official form of communication. A student’s

campus-assigned email address will be the only one recognized by the campus for official mailings. The liability for

missing or not acting upon important information conveyed via campus email rests with the student

.