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This document provides information about resources for a student taking AC 101. It includes: 1) A notice to purchase the required text for the course, which will be used for tests, quizzes, homework, and reading assignments. 2) Details about education tax credits for tuition fees and textbooks that can be claimed. 3) The course marking scheme, which includes assignments/quizzes, a midterm, attendance, and a final exam. 4) Additional resources recommended for the student to assist with studying, including websites on time management strategies and test taking tips. Contact information is provided for any questions.
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