Welcome to Bus Law 1 Section 0102 starts on 1/02/02, and runs for 5 weeks until 2/02/02.
1. To get started read the following materials
http://yourlawprof.com/22w/law1/welcome.html
2. Then post your introductions, (to post to the bulletin board/threaded
discussions, click on "add message" at the bottom of
the discussion, DO NOT fill in the first two blocks, fill in your
email address, your name, a title for your posting, then your
posting in the large block, then click on preview, and if ok,
click on post). and read the How to Study Law, and post three
things your learned and can apply about how to study law in this
online class, and then start reading the first chapter. If you
do not have the book yet, here is the chapter, online so you can
read it, and get going,
http://yourlawprof.com/22w/law1/chp10text.htm
3. and here is the first quiz
http://www.vcsun.org/~djordan/21f/law1/chp12quiz.htm
4. When you email answers to the quiz, make sure you include
your name in your email, and the answers, like 1a, 2d, 3c, etc.
in your email. DO NOT send me attachments, they are hard to open,
please. and I will send you the answers, and explanations, and
you will then score your own quizzes, good luck.
5. On the Assignments, pick just one contract, and fill in the
blanks with any information, dates, etc. you desire (check out
how other students how done it), then post it to the bulletin
board. This gives practical experience in working with day to
day contracts.
6. good luck, and email Prof.
J. if you have any questions.
7. Deadlines: note in the schedule
there are Due dates - these are "soft" which means that
they are guidelines to get the work done. Grades will be posted
each week, and if you have not done the work, your grade, of course,
suffers, or is reflected through your work or lack of work Once
you do submit the quizzes, and post to the discussions, and the
contract assignments, your grade will be updated. No points are
taken off for "late work" because Prof. J. gives a lot
of work, and the belief is that in doing all the work you will
learn your lessons well in contracts. This policy seems to have
worked well in previous semesters, and students respond well to
the "posting of the grades", and use this as a motivation
to get their work completed.
Prof. J.
12/06/01