Course Structure
Communication
Grading Breakdown
Assignments
Policies
100

Where can you find the specific guidelines and grading rubrics for course assignments?

eLC course page --> Contents --> Welcome Module

100

What information should be included each time a student emails Dr. Saglam?

1- Your name on the class list

2- Class name and CRN number


100

"What is the percentage of your grade based on each Statecraft manual quiz?"

2.5%

100

When are module assignments (both the discussion and the quiz) usually due?  

Thursday at 9:00 AM (EST) the week following the end of the module

100

What is the policy on phone use during class?

Phones should be off or set to silent.

200

This is a ___________ class, which means students are expected to complete the module content before they come to class ready for the discussion and active engagement part.

A discussion-based class.

200

What is the best email address to contact Dr. Saglam?

gsaglam@uga.edu

200

What determines your quiz grade when you take two attempts?

The highest grade

200

What should each discussion board post include?

1- A thoughtful initial response of at least 300 words, referencing course materials.

2- A substantive reply to a classmate

200

How many life tokens do you have, and what can they be used for?

One life token for each: a module quiz, a module discussion, a simulation memo, and three in-class participation activities.

300

What is expected of students during open-lab hours on Monday?

Watching lecture videos, completing readings, and working on module assignments in a self-paced manner during open-lab hours

300

When are Dr. Saglam’s office hours? How can you schedule an office hour appointment with Dr. Saglam?

Wednesdays, 12:30 - 1:30 pm, and by appointment. Through the Calendly link provided in the syllabus.

300

How many module quizzes are there, and what percentage of the final grade do they account for?

Six module quizzes, accounting for 25% of the final grade.

300

How many module quizzes does Module 1 have?

Two module quizzes.

300

What happens if you use all your life tokens and then miss a quiz without a legitimate and documented excuse?

No additional exceptions are granted, and the missed quiz will count as a zero.

400

What two activities are typically included in the Wednesday and Friday sessions?

Mini-lectures and class discussions, applying module content to current events. 

Also Statecraft during the duration of the simulation.

400

What should you do before emailing Dr. Saglam with a question?

Check the syllabus, Welcome Module, and the eLC announcements page.

400

What percentage of your final grade is based on class presence and participation?

15%

400

What are the weekly requirements for the Statecraft Simulation?

Submit a simulation memo of at least 300 words by Monday at 9:00 am.

400

What is the late submission policy for module assignments?

No late submissions are accepted; missed assignments count as part of the life token policy.

500

What materials are provided for each module?

Short lecture videos, required readings, supplementary materials, and video links.

500

When can you expect a response if you email Dr. Saglam on a Friday at 4:00 pm?

Likely not until the beginning of the workweek, as emails are not regularly checked on weekends.

500

Which two components together account for the largest percentage of your final grade?

Statecraft Simulation (30%) and Module Quizzes (25%).

500

What is the final deliverable for the Statecraft Simulation, and when is it due?

A final essay, Mon Nov 25th at 9 am (specific date on the eLC Dropbox).

500

What is the policy on using Generative AI tools for assignments?

AI tools can be used for editing and refining, but any output must be cited if used in the assignment.

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