School of Library and Information Science
Indiana University

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L625: Literature of the Social Sciences
Fall 1996
Tuesday, 5:45-8:15 PM
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Course Requirements

To receive a passing grade in this course, you must turn in all of the assignments and the term project and do your presentation. You cannot pass this course without doing all of the assigned work, however, turning in all of the work is not a guarantee that you will pass the course. Grades of ñIî (Incomplete) may be assigned in this course after discussion with the instructor, but, depending on the circumstances, there will be a penalty applied at the discretion of the instructor.

All papers and assignments must be word processed, unless otherwise indicated, and must be handed in on the dates specified in this syllabus. If you cannot hand in a paper or assignment or cannot deliver a presentation on the date it is due, it is your responsibility to discuss your situation with the instructor, preferably in advance. Given that your reasons or problems are legitimate, arrangements for the completion of the outstanding work can be made; this will occur, however, at the discretion of the instructor. There will be a penalty for work turned in after the assigned date, and this will also be applied at the discretion of the instructor.

Your written and oral work will be evaluated according to four criteria; it must:

• Be clearly written or presented;

• Demonstrate a degree of insight into the concepts, issues, and trends in both the areas you investigate in the assignments and in the course content;

• Demonstrate a degree of originality in your reviews, analyses and projects; and

• Display some familiarity with the appropriate current and/or classic literatures.

This page prepared by Howard Rosenbaum
Last update: 8.20.96
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