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This document outlines the course expectations for Dr. Lisa McCool's class. It provides information on communicating with the professor through email or office hours, participation in discussion boards, assignment submissions including formatting guidelines, grading policies, and weekly announcements. Students are expected to follow academic integrity policies, submit all work on time, and reach out if they need any clarification on requirements.
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