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    The course policies for Electronic Circuits and Analysis Design outline that the class meets for 18 weeks, 3 hours per week for a total of 54 hours. Students are allowed a maximum of 10 absences and 3 late arrivals that count as 1 absence. Exams, including prelims, midterms and finals, make up 70% of the grade, with at least one quiz per term. Makeup exams must be taken within 5 days of an absence and assignments must be submitted before the deadline if a student will be absent on the due date. Special exams can be taken for absences due to illness, injury or a family death with a medical certificate. Remedial exams are given for students with a semestral grade between 65

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    The course policies for Electronic Circuits and Analysis Design outline that the class meets for 18 weeks, 3 hours per week for a total of 54 hours. Students are allowed a maximum of 10 absences and 3 late arrivals that count as 1 absence. Exams, including prelims, midterms and finals, make up 70% of the grade, with at least one quiz per term. Makeup exams must be taken within 5 days of an absence and assignments must be submitted before the deadline if a student will be absent on the due date. Special exams can be taken for absences due to illness, injury or a family death with a medical certificate. Remedial exams are given for students with a semestral grade between 65

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    Electronic Circuits and Analysis Design

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    Miguel Bernabe
    The course policies for Electronic Circuits and Analysis Design outline that the class meets for 18 weeks, 3 hours per week for a total of 54 hours. Students are allowed a maximum of 10 absences and 3 late arrivals that count as 1 absence. Exams, including prelims, midterms and finals, make up 70% of the grade, with at least one quiz per term. Makeup exams must be taken within 5 days of an absence and assignments must be submitted before the deadline if a student will be absent on the due date. Special exams can be taken for absences due to illness, injury or a family death with a medical certificate. Remedial exams are given for students with a semestral grade between 65

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    ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS AND ANALYSIS DESIGN

    Course Policies
    Meetings:
    18 weeks/semester 3 hours/week for 3 unit lecture 54 hours/semester

    Attendance:
    Maximum of 10 hours of absences before dropping of the subject.

    Tardiness:
    3 accumulated late will be considered as 1 absent Grace Period is within 20 minutes. If the student is not present within the given time, he/she will be marked absent.

    Grading System:
    Prelim, Midterm and Finals has a given weight of 30%,30%,and 40% respectively. At least one quiz per term should be given to the class.

    Assignments/Special Quizzes/Other Requirements:


    Makeup exams should be settled within 5 days since being absent on the class. If the student will be absent on the submission date of assignment, he/she is required to pass it before the deadline.

    Examinations:
    Special examinations are given to students who failed to take the scheduled periodic exam because of illness or injury caused by accident with proof of medical certificate, or death of a member of the family. Remedial Exams will be given to a student if the semestral grade is equal to or greater than 65 but less than 70.It is a pass or fail test.A semestral grade of 3.0 will be given in passing the remedial exam and 5.0 will be given for failing it.

    Bernabe,Miguel Angelo S. Bs CpE 3rd Year/201111664 TTH/ 12:30-2:00/CS 218

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