ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE  

ACA 100-016

Fall, 2002

Professor Maureen A. Sherer

Office: DRGN 226

Phone: 410 777-2261

Email: masherer@aacc.edu

FAX: 410-777-2525

Office Hours: ___________________________

Webpage: www.aacc.edu/scimasherer

 TEXTS:

Becoming a Master Student, 9th ed. concise, Dave Ellis, Houghton Mifflin Co., 2000.

AACC College Catalog. 2002-2003.

 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

Date

Topic & Text Reference

Aug 28 

Introduction, Time Management…Chap 2 (Ellis)

Sep 4

Effective Habits, Learning Styles…Chap 1 (Ellis)

Sep 11

AACC Policies, Procedures, Resources…(AACC Catalog)

Sep 18

Memory…Chap 3 (Ellis)

Sep 25

Reading…Chap 4 (Ellis)

Oct 2

Notes…Chap 5 (Ellis)

Oct 9

Study Techniques & Test Taking…Chap 6 (Ellis)

Oct 16

MIDTERM EXAM

Oct 23

Critical Thinking, Writing, Information Retrieval…Chap 7 (Ellis)

Oct 30

Critical Thinking, etc - continued

Nov 6

Career Exploration, Education Planning…Chap 10 (Ellis)

Nov13

Career Exploration, etc - continued

Nov 20

Diversity, Ethics, Relationships, Conflict Resolution… Chap 8 (Ellis)

Nov 27

Life Management…Chap 9 (Ellis)

Dec 4

Review

Dec 11

FINAL EXAM

 GRADING:

Attendance & Participation

15%

Assignments

45%

Midterm Exam

20%

Final Exam

20%

A student with 90% of the points earns an “A”. To earn a “B”, a student must have 80-89%, and so on.

WITHDRAWAL: In order to receive a “W” for the course, a student must submit the appropriate form to the Records Office by November 18. If  you stop attending class, but do not formally withdraw with the Records Office, be aware that you will receive a  grade based on your earned points out of the total points for the course.

Please read the accompanying Academic Integrity and ADA information.