8/11/2019 Intro to PoliSci Syllabus JSU Fall 2014
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Oct. 16, 21
Comparative Politics II: Interest Groups, Parties
Oct. 23, 28
Comparative Politics II; Elections
Oct. 3, Nov. 4
Chapter 10: Comparative Politics III: Executive and Legislative
Institutions, Relations
Nov. 6
Comparative Politics III: Courts
Nov. 13, 18
International Relations 1
Nov. 20, Dec. 2
International Relations II
Dec. 4
Review and Discussion.
Course Policies
Grading
Participation and Attendance: 10 percent
Three Exams: 20 percent each
Essays/Out-of-Class Research: 20 percent
Make-Up Policy
Exams will only be given or handed out on particular dates, and
it is up to you to know what
those particular dates are. Exams will be handed out at other
times, in make-up fashion, only
under the most extreme circumstances.
Academic Integrity
Students must demonstrate a high standard of individual honor in
academic work.
Understanding and avoiding plagiarism is particularly important
in a class where writing, on
essays and a final paper, will be so important. Please note that
students will be given a zero on
