History of Science Online - Course Info - Time tips - Semester at a glance - Weekly assignments at a glance - Timeline - HSCI 3013 - section 995 - Spring 2014

Make-ups no; Extra Credit yes

No special make-up or extra-credit assignments will be given on a one-time individual basis for this course. If you fall far behind in the regular weekly assignments, drop the course. However, keep in mind that all assignments except for the content points of the Wikipedia Editing Project are based on effort, and consistency rather than completion of every single assignment is what matters most. See the Top 10 List and the time management tips.

There are four extra-credit methods announced to everyone in advance that you can do any week:

1. Finding broken links or typos (1/2 point per correction).
    
2. Submitting a quotation that is adopted on one of the course pages (1 point per quotation actually used).
    
3. Attending colloquia and other public events sponsored by the History of Science Department (1 point per event, maximum of 1 per week).
    
4. Watch approved documentaries related to that week's topic (1 point per video, maximum of 1 per week).
    
   Many times there are links to documentaries on the Unit pages or the Starting Assumptions pages; these count as "approved." When these links are present, watch the video (requires iTunes) and then email me a 1000 word summary of what you learned and thought of the documentary. Be sure to note any connections with the week's topic, or places where the documentary filled in gaps not covered in the course or extended themes barely touched upon. Also let me know whether you would recommend that documentary to other students in the future, and why. All documentaries must be pre-approved.

	HSCI 3013. History of Science to 17th century Kerry Magruder, Instructor, 2004-14 Brent Purkaple, TA Report typos or broken links	Go to this course at Janux spellcheck.net | wordcounter.net Many thanks to the pedagogical model developed in Mythology and Folklore and other online courses by Laura Gibbs, which have been an inspiration for this course.	Academic Calendar
	This course is currently undergoing major reconstruction to bring it into alignment with the new version of the course at Janux