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Course Syllabus Axia College/College of Humanities US/101 Version 4 Introduction to University Studies Copyright © 2011, 2010, 2009 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description The essential information, skills, tools, and techniques necessary for academic success and personal effectiveness at the University of Phoenix are introduced in this course. The course develops and applies practical knowledge and skills immediately relevant to first-year university students. Course topics include goal setting and working with personal motivation, understanding and using university resources, developing efficient study habits, making the most of personal learning styles, and how best to manage time and reduce personal stress levels. Policies Faculty and students/learners will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to change. Be sure to read the policies at the beginning of each class. Policies may be slightly different depending on the modality in which you attend class. If you have recently changed modalities, read the policies governing your current class modality. Course Materials Gardner, J. N., Jewler, A. J., & Barefoot, B. O. (2009). Your college experience: Strategies for success (9th ed.) Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin’s. All electronic materials are available on the student website. Week One: University of Phoenix Experience Details Due Points Objectives 1.1 Compare online and traditional college education. 1.2 Differentiate between academic and casual communication. 1.3 Summarize expectations for attending the university. Course Preparation Read the course description and objectives. Read the instructor’s biography and post your own. Reading Read Ch. 1 of Your College Experience. Reading Read Appendix A. Participation & Discussion Quest. 1. Why did you decide to pursue your degree online instead of in a traditional classroom? What do you expect some of the benefits and challenges of the online approach to be? 2. Review the Online Learning tutorial and answer the following questions: What does it mean to be part of the class in an online environment? How is being a part of the class different as an online student than as a traditional student? 3. Relating back to the assigned reading for this week, what are some of the personal outcomes, in general, resulting from having attended college? Ongoing 33 Nongraded Activities and Preparation Academic vs. Casual Written Communication Watch the information presentation, Academic vs. Casual Written Communication, located on the student website. Nongraded Activities and Preparation Online Learning Watch the tutorial, Online Learning, located at http://media.pearsoncmg.com/pcp/pcp_94207_success_axia/lesson_1/launch.htm Assignment Confessions of a College Student Access the Confessions of a College Student assignment, located at http://corptrain.phoenix.edu/axia/us101/confessions.html Complete the assignment. Post the assignment as a Microsoft® Word attachment to the Assignments Link Sunday, Day 7 60 Week Two: Personal Goal Setting Details Due Points Objectives 2.1 Identify interests related to career planning. 2.2 Explain the relationship between career choice and sense of purpose. 2.3 Identify personal goals using learned strategies. Reading Read Ch. 12 of Your College Experience. Reading Read Appendix B. Participation and Discussion Questions 1. What are some of your professional short- and long-term goals that fulfill your sense of purpose? How did you go about defining your sense of purpose? 2. Review the tutorial, Reasonable (SMART) Goal Setting, and answer the following questions: How do you priori
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US 101 Course Syllabus

Course Syllabus Axia College/College of Humanities US/101 Version 4 Introduction to University Studies Copyright © 2011, 2010, 2009 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description The essential information, skills, tools, and techniques necessary for academic success and personal effectiveness at the University of Phoenix are introduced in this course. The course develops and applies practical knowledge and skills immediately relevant to first-year university students. Course topics include goal setting and working with personal motivation, understanding and using university resources, developing efficient study habits, making the most of personal learning styles, and how best to manage time and reduce personal stress levels. Policies Faculty and students/learners will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to change. Be sure to read the policies at the beginning of each class. Policies may be slightly different depending on the modality in which you attend class. If you have recently changed modalities, read the policies governing your current class modality. Course Materials Gardner, J. N., Jewler, A. J., & Barefoot, B. O. (2009). Your college experience: Strategies for success (9th ed.) Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin’s. All electronic materials are available on the student website. Week One: University of Phoenix Experience Details Due Points Objectives 1.1 Compare online and traditional college education. 1.2 Differentiate between academic and casual communication. 1.3 Summarize expectations for attending the university. Course Preparation Read the course description and objectives. Read the instructor’s biography and post your own. Reading Read Ch. 1 of Your College Experience. Reading Read Appendix A. Participation & Discussion Quest. 1. Why did you decide to pursue your degree online instead of in a traditional classroom? What do you expect some of the benefits and challenges of the online approach to be? 2. Review the Online Learning tutorial and answer the following questions: What does it mean to be part of the class in an online environment? How is being a part of the class different as an online student than as a traditional student? 3. Relating back to the assigned reading for this week, what are some of the personal outcomes, in general, resulting from having attended college? Ongoing 33 Nongraded Activities and Preparation Academic vs. Casual Written Communication Watch the information presentation, Academic vs. Casual Written Communication, located on the student website. Nongraded Activities and Preparation Online Learning Watch the tutorial, Online Learning, located at http://media.pearsoncmg.com/pcp/pcp_94207_success_axia/lesson_1/launch.htm Assignment Confessions of a College Student Access the Confessions of a College Student assignment, located at http://corptrain.phoenix.edu/axia/us101/confessions.html Complete the assignment. Post the assignment as a Microsoft® Word attachment to the Assignments Link Sunday, Day 7 60 Week Two: Personal Goal Setting Details Due Points Objectives 2.1 Identify interests related to career planning. 2.2 Explain the relationship between career choice and sense of purpose. 2.3 Identify personal goals using learned strategies. Reading Read Ch. 12 of Your College Experience. Reading Read Appendix B. Participation and Discussion Questions 1. What are some of your professional short- and long-term goals that fulfill your sense of purpose? How did you go about defining your sense of purpose? 2. Review the tutorial, Reasonable (SMART) Goal Setting, and answer the following questions: How do you priori
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Course Syllabus

US/101 Version 4
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Course Syllabus
Axia College/College of Humanities
US/101 Version 4
Introduction to University Studies
Coyrig!t " #011$ #010$ #00% by University of &!oenix' All rig!ts reserved'
Course Description
(!e essential information$ s)ills$ tools$ and tec!ni*ues necessary for academic success and ersonal
effectiveness at t!e University of &!oenix are introduced in t!is course' (!e course develos and alies
ractical )no+ledge and s)ills immediately relevant to first,year university students' Course toics include goal
setting and +or)ing +it! ersonal motivation$ understanding and using university resources$ develoing efficient
study !abits$ ma)ing t!e most of ersonal learning styles$ and !o+ best to manage time and reduce ersonal
stress levels'
Policies
-aculty and students/learners +ill be !eld resonsible for understanding and ad!ering to all olicies contained
+it!in t!e follo+ing t+o documents.
University olicies. /ou must be logged into t!e student +ebsite to vie+ t!is document'
Instructor olicies. (!is document is osted in t!e Course Materials forum'
University olicies are sub0ect to c!ange' 1e sure to read t!e olicies at t!e beginning of eac! class' &olicies
may be slig!tly different deending on t!e modality in +!ic! you attend class' If you !ave recently c!anged
modalities$ read t!e olicies governing your current class modality'
Course Materials
2ardner$ 3' 4'$ 3e+ler$ A' 3'$ 5 1arefoot$ 1' 6' 7#00%8' Your college experience: Strategies for success 7%t! ed'8
1oston$ 9A. 1edford/St' 9artin:s'
All electronic materials are available on t!e student +ebsite'
Week One: University of Phoenix Experience
Details Due Points
Objectives 1.1 Comare online and traditional college education'
1.2 ;ifferentiate bet+een academic and casual communication'
1.3 Summari<e exectations for attending t!e university'
Course
Preparation
Rea t!e course descrition and ob0ectives'
Rea t!e instructor:s biogra!y and ost your o+n'
Reain! Rea C!' 1 of Your College Experience'
Reain! Rea Aendix A'
Participation "
#iscussion $uest.
1. =!y did you decide to ursue your degree online
instead of in a traditional classroom> =!at do you
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exect some of t!e benefits and c!allenges of t!e online
aroac! to be>
2. @evie+ t!e 6nline Aearning tutorial and ans+er t!e
follo+ing *uestions. =!at does it mean to be art of t!e
class in an online environment> Ho+ is being a art of
t!e class different as an online student t!an as a
traditional student>
3. @elating bac) to t!e assigned reading for t!is +ee)$
+!at are some of t!e ersonal outcomes$ in general$
resulting from !aving attended college>
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
Academic vs'
Casual =ritten
Communication
'atc( t!e information

resentation$ Academic vs' Casual =ritten
Communication$ located on t!e student +ebsite'
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
6nline Aearning
'atc( t!e tutorial$ 6nline Aearning$ located at
!tt.//media'earsoncmg'com/c/cB%4#0CBsuccessBaxia/lesson
B1/launc!'!tm
&ssi!n)ent
Confessions of a
College Student
&ccess t!e Confessions of a College Student assignment$ located
at !tt.//cortrain'!oenix'edu/axia/us101/confessions'!tml
Co)plete t!e assignment'
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Week Two: Personal Goal ettin!
Details Due Points
Objectives 2.1 Identify interests related to career lanning'
2.2 Fxlain t!e relations!i bet+een career c!oice and sense of
urose'
2.3 Identify ersonal goals using learned strategies'
Reain! Rea C!' 1# of Your College Experience'
Reain! Rea Aendix 1'
Participation an
#iscussion
1. =!at are some of your rofessional s!ort, and long,
6ngoing/
+ee) #
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$uestions
term goals t!at fulfill your sense of urose> Ho+ did
you go about defining your sense of urose>
2. @evie+ t!e tutorial$ @easonable 7S9A@(8 2oal
Setting$ and ans+er t!e follo+ing *uestions. Ho+ do you
rioriti<e e*ually imortant goals> Ho+ do you maintain
flexibility and focus in reac!ing all t!ese goals>
?' =!ic! of ;r' Holland:s categories$ located on ' ###,
##4 of t!e text$ describes you best> Aoo)ing at t!e
career c!oices t!at ;r' Holland !as identified +it! t!ose
categories$ do t!ose career c!oices ma)e sense to you>
Fxlain +!y or +!y not'
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&ctivities an
Preparation
@easonable
7S9A@(8 2oal
Setting
'atc( t!e tutorial$ @easonable 7S9A@(8 2oal Setting$ located at
!tt.//media'earsoncmg'com/c/cB%4#0CBsuccessBaxia/lesson
B?/default'!tm
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&ctivities an
Preparation
Fxloring Careers
by Fxamining =!at
/ou Fn0oy and Value
'atc( t!e video$ Fxloring Careers by Fxamining =!at /ou Fn0oy
and Value$ located at
!tt.//media'earsoncmg'com/c/cB%4#0EBsuccessBaxia/career
Bat!/index'!tml
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&ctivities an
Preparation
6ne &erson:s
Struggle to -ind
t!eir Career &at!
'atc( t!e video$ 6ne &erson:s Struggle to -ind t!eir Career &at!$
located at
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ered/index'!tml
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
9eet t!e Aut!ors
'atc( t!e video$ 9eet t!e Aut!ors$ located under 9aterials on t!e
materials age'
&ssi!n)ent
2oal Action &lan
Rea Aendix 1'
&ccess t!e 2oal Action &lan assignment via t!e follo+ing lin).
!tt.//cortrain'!oenix'edu/axia/us101/goals'!tml
*+plore t!e Hexagonal 9odel of Career -ields by scrolling over t!e
categories on t!e !exagon'
Sunday$
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Rea t!e follo+ing to comlete t!e assignment.
After reading about ;r' 3o!n Holland:s Hexagonal 9odel of Career
-ields on ' #####4 of t!e text$ identify +!ic! of t!e six general
categories your interests and abilities matc! best' (!en$ determine
+!ic! career field best matc! your interests and your sense of
urose'
-or examle$ Sally is very assertive and is a ris) ta)er' S!e reads
t!e descrition of enterprising on ' ##? of t!e text and recogni<es
t!at s!e does !ave good verbal s)ills$ loves eole$ and is
interested in ac!ieving organi<ational goals'
Sally:s ersonal sense of urose !as al+ays been to ac!ieve a
managerial osition +!ere s!e can !el ot!ers become better at
t!eir 0obs$ earn more income$ and !ave a better life' Sally turns to '
##? and reads t!at a salary and +age administrator$ city manager$
and !ealt! administrator are in t!e enterrising category' S!e sees
t!e salary and +age administrator career as a great oortunity to
fulfill !er life:s urose'
Create a goal action lan for ac!ieving your long,term career goal'
Use t!e c!art rovided in t!e 2oal Action &lan assignment to create
your action lan'
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Week Three: Motivational "nfluences # Personal $elationships
Details Due Points
Objectives 3.1 ;escribe motivation as it relates to goal setting'
3.2 Identify strategies to sustain motivation t!roug!out college'
3.3 Fxlain t!e imortance of relations!is to t!e success of degree
comletion'
Reain! Rea ' 11 in C!' 1 of Your College Experience'
Reain! Rea C!' 14 of Your College Experience'
Participation an
#iscussion
$uestions
1. (!in) about t!e most imortant eole in your life'
Ho+ do t!e relations!is you !ave +it! t!ese eole
influence your academic motivation and success in
college>
6ngoing/
+ee) ?
??
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3. =!at are t!ree motivational strategies you !ave
created to !el you successfully reac! your academic
goals>
4. =!at +as your motivation for enrolling in college> Ho+
do you lan to stay motivated t!roug!out your college
career>
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
9otivation
'atc( t!e video$ 9otivation$ located at
!tt.//media'earsoncmg'com/c/cB%4#0EBsuccessBaxia/s!erfiel
d/index'!tml
,eebac- $uestion .Optional/0 Ho+ are communication s)ills
related to diversity and intercultural interactions$ for examle$
communication +it! eole from ot!er cultures> Ho+ mig!t
communication s)ills influence ersonal relations!is>
&ssi!n)ent
Circle of Suort
&ccess t!e Circle of Suort assignment$ located at
!tt.//cortrain'!oenix'edu/axia/us101/circle'!tml
Rea t!e directions and comlete t!e *uestions'
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Week %our: &ca'e(ic $ea'in! trate!ies
Details Due Points
Objectives 4.1 Fxlain t!e four,ste system of textboo) reading'
4.2 ;escribe t!e urose of rimary source material'
4.3 @ecogni<e strategies for imroving reading comre!ension'
Reain! Rea C!' C of Your College Experience'
Participation an
#iscussion
$uestions
1. Ho+ do your surroundings affect your reading
comre!ension> Ho+ mig!t you minimi<e distractions
+!ile you are reading for your class assignments>
2. Ho+ mig!t you aly eac! of t!e four stes in t!e
system of textboo) reading 7' 11E,1#18 to reading text
on your comuter>
4. After comleting t!e activity$ (!e 1ig &icture$ ans+er
6ngoing/
+ee) 4
??
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t!e follo+ing *uestions. ;id maing !el you
understand t!e information you +ere reading> ;o you
t!in) t!at t!is visual ma +ill !el you for t!e future in
test rearation> Fxlain +!y or +!y not'
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
@eading Strategies
and 9edia
Utili<ation
&ccess t!e (ool+ire
D
Aearnscae. @eading Strategies and 9edia
Utili<ation t!roug! t!e lin) located on t!e student +ebsite'
Co)plete t!e Aearnscae Activities'
&ccess t!e 1ig &icture activity$ located at
!tt.//cortrain'!oenix'edu/axia/us101/bigicture'!tml
Rea t!e directions s!o+n in t!e activity.
2o to t!e Student Code of Academic Integrity$ located in t!e
Center for =riting Fxcellence'
&ractice maing t!e Student Code of Academic Integrity
into t!e ma located in t!e 1ig &icture Activity'
9a t!e central idea$ any ideas t!at suort t!e central
idea$ and any ot!er imortant details of t!e iece you are
reading into t!e corresonding locations on t!e ma'
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t!read started by Instructor'
Sunday$
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&ssi!n)ent
9idterm Fxam
Co)plete t!e 9idterm Fxam located under Assessments on t!e
student +ebsite' /ou may comlete t!e exam only once' /our
instructor +ill receive a searate coy of your *ui< results in your
1niviual forum'
If you exerience tec!nical difficulty +it! t!e exam$ lease
call (ec!nical Suort'
(ec!nical Suort can be reac!ed at 1,HEE,??4,C??# and is
available #4 !ours a day$ C days a +ee)'
Sunday$
;ay C
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Week %ive: Ti(e # tress Mana!e(ent
Details Due Points
Objectives 2.1 @ecogni<e strategies for effective time management'
2.2 Identify different met!ods for organi<ing ro0ects'
2.3 Identify sources of stress'
2.4 @ecogni<e stress,management tec!ni*ues'
Reain! Rea C!' # of Your College Experience'
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Reain! Rea ' #%4?00 of Your College Experience'
Participation an
iscussion
3uestions
1. Ho+ efficient is your daily sc!edule> =!at are some
asects of your daily sc!edule t!at cannot be c!anged>
=!at asects mig!t be c!anged to save more time>
1rainstorm any time,saver tis you mig!t !ave +it! your
classmates'
2. Comlete t!e -ind /our Stress Score exercise'
=it!out revealing ersonal information$ ans+er t!e
follo+ing *uestion. Ho+ mig!t being a college student
contribute to your stress level> 1rainstorm strategies +it!
your classmates for overcoming otential college
stressors'
3. =!at are some +ays you mig!t effectively manage
time no+ t!at you are an online student>
6ngoing/
+ee) G
??
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
Fffective (ime
9anagement
'atc( t!e information

resentation$ Fffective (ime 9anagement$
located on t!e student +ebsite'
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
-ind /our Stress
Score
Co)plete t!e -ind /our Stress Score exercise$ located at
!tt.//media'earsoncmg'com/c/cB%4#0EBsuccessBaxia/t!ermo
/t!ermo'!tml
&ssi!n)ent
/our ;aily @outines.
(!en and 4o+
&ccess t!e /our ;aily @outines. (!en and 4o+ assignment$ located
at
!tt.//cortrain'!oenix'edu/axia/us101/lanner'!tml
Co)plete t!e lanner to describe your daily routines before you
+ere a college student versus a tyical day:s routines no+ t!at you
are a college student'
4oo- at t!e c!art and ans+er t!e follo+ing *uestions.
=!at are t!e ma0or differences in your daily routine no+ t!at
you are in sc!ool>
Have you included enoug! time into your sc!edule for
academics> =!at information in t!e c!art demonstrates
evidence to suort your ans+er>
Sunday$
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;o you !ave an effective balance in t!e use of your time and
your riorities> Fxlain +!y or +!y not'
=!at time management strategies !ave you learned t!is
+ee) t!at you mig!t imlement to ma)e your daily routine
effective>
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Week ix: Personal )earnin! tyles
Details Due Points
Objectives 5.1 ;escribe various learning models'
5.2 Identify a ersonal learning style'
5.3 ;escribe effective learning strategies for an online learning
environment'
Reain! Rea C!' 4 of Your College Experience'
Participation an
#iscussion
3uestions
1. =!at +ere your results for t!e VA@I and 9ultile
Intelligence Inventory models resented in C!' 4 of t!e
text> Ho+ mig!t t!ese insig!ts about your ersonal
learning styles !el you to be a more effective college
student>
2. @evie+ t!e Assessing 9ultile Intelligences tutorial
and ans+er t!e follo+ing *uestions. =!at did you learn
about your learning style> Ho+ mig!t you maximi<e your
strengt!s and en!ance your areas for imrovement>
3. =!at did you learn about yourself from t!e VA@I
Aearning Styles Inventory> Ho+ mig!t t!is information
!el you as a college student and adult learner>
6ngoing/
+ee) E
??
%on!rae
&ctivities an
Preparation
Assessing 9ultile
Intelligences
'atc( t!e tutorial$ Assessing 9ultile Intelligences$ located at
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&ssi!n)ent
Aearning Inventory
Co)plete t!e VA@I Aearning Styles Inventory on ' GG G% of t!e
text'
Co)plete t!e 9ultile Intelligences Inventory on ' EE EH of t!e
text'
&ns6er t!e follo+ing *uestions.
1ased on t!e descritions in t!e text$ +!ere do you see
yourself on t!e Iolb Inventory of Aearning Styles>
After reading about t!e 9yers,1riggs (ye Indicator$
determine +!ic! ersonality is most li)e you$ suc! as F4(3
Aist t!e results of t!e VA@I and 9ultile Intelligence
Inventory learning assessments'
=!at similarities do you see among your results> =!at are
some of t!e differences t!at you see>
=!ic! learning strategy is most effective for you based on
t!ese four models> Ho+ mig!t t!is )no+ledge ma)e you a more
effective college student>
Cop7/Paste t!ese *uestions into a 9icrosoft =ord
document and beneat! eac! *uestion +rite your resonse'
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Week even: Effective tu'y *a+its
Details Due Points
Objectives 8.1 Identify effective study strategies and tec!ni*ues'
8.2 Identify strategies for imroving s!ort, and long,term memory'
8.3 9atc! study tec!ni*ues +it! ersonal learning style'
Reain! Rea C!' H of Your College Experience.
Participation an
#iscussion
$uestions
1. @evie+ t!e (is for Fffective Studying on ' 1?? of t!e
text' =!at are t+o of t!e tis you find useful> Fxlain
+!y'
2. @evie+ t!e tutorial$ Using 9ultile Intelligences to
Fn!ance Studying and Aearning$ and ans+er t!e
follo+ing *uestions. =!at tis for creating a study
environment may be most effective for you> =!at mig!t
you do to ma)e t!at study environment real for yourself>
3. =!at tec!ni*ues do you use to remember +!at you
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!ave studied> @evie+ Studying to Understand and
@emember on ' 1?4 of your text' =!ic! of t!ese
tec!ni*ues do you currently use> =!at tec!ni*ues you
+ould li)e to add to t!e list>
So)et(in! 9o 9(in- &bout
Ho+ mig!t +or)ing +it! a diverse grou of individuals
!el t!e collaboration rocess in an academic setting>
&ssi!n)ent
Study &lan
Create a study lan for =ee) Fig!t of t!is course using Aendix C'
1nclue t!e follo+ing elements in your study lan.
Ho+ to aroac! t!e content of =ee) Fig!t
Ho+ to study t!e content of =ee) Fig!t
Ho+ to remember t!e content of =ee) Fig!t
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Week Ei!ht: University $esources
Details Due Points
Objectives :.1 @ecogni<e services rovided by t!e Center for =riting
Fxcellence'
:.2 @ecogni<e services rovided by t!e Center for 9at!ematics
Fxcellence'
:.3 Identify forms of student academic suort assistance rovided
by Axia College'
Reain! Rea Aendix ;'
Reain! Rea Aendix F'
Participation an
#iscussion
$uestions
1. Aocated in t!e Aibrary and &rogram sections of your
student +ebsite$ t!ere are multile resources available at
Axia' =!at are t!e to t!ree resources you t!in) you +ill
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