Asynchronous is a term that refers to...

• time you spend on your own, or in a study group with your peers completing work for the class.

• time you spend working on classwork in class.

• time you spend working on a lab in class.

• time you spend taking a test in class.

Synchronous is a term that refers to...

• the time you spend in front of Dr Gomez working on classwork, tests, and anything else you work on and complete during our in-class time.

• the time you spend working on projects at home outside of class.

• the time you spend working with your group on an assignment outside of class.

• the time you spend working on homework outside of class.

How will you schedule meetings during office hours with Dr Gomez?

• Go to his office and signup using the sheet posted outside of his door.

• Send him a text to sign up for a time slot.

• Signup for a meeting time using Calendly.

• Call him to schedule an appointment.

Homework is considered to be...

• asynchronous work and will be collected up to one day late for a 50% reduction in grade.

• synchronous work and will be collected up to one day late for a 50% reduction in grade.

Projects and Labs...

• are synchronous and are due on the specified due date, is subject to a late penalty, and will not be accepted a week beyond the due date.

• are asynchronous and are due on the specified due date, is subject to a late penalty, and will not be accepted a week beyond the due date.

• are both asynchronous and synchronous and are due on the specified due date, is subject to a late penalty, and will not be accepted a week beyond the due date.

Synchronous work includes...

• tests, classwork, and any work completed during a live session.

• all work completed outside of class.

Regarding synchronous work (including tests, classwork, and any other in class assignments), if you miss class and your absence is not excused...

• then you may NOT make up any missed work and you will receive a 0 for that assignment.

• then you may make up any missed work and you will receive a grade for that assignment.

Regarding synchronous work (including tests, classwork, and any other in class assignments), if you miss class and your absence is not excused...

• and you have not made arrangements to complete work within 5 days of an absence, you will receive a 0 for that work.

• and you have not made arrangements to complete work within 5 days of an absence, you will have an opportunity to make up the classwork at the end of the term.

Regarding synchronous work (including tests, classwork, and any other in class assignments), if you miss class and your absence is excused...

• you must contact Dr Gomez as soon as possible to schedule a make-up date and time for your assignments

• you must collect missed work from your classmates.

During virtual learning, “Absent” means...

• missing live zoom sessions during your class’ scheduled meeting time.

• missing an assignment deadline.

• missing an asynchronous meeting with your group during a group project.

• missing a project deadline.