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This document outlines various student policies and procedures at Texas A&M School of Law. It provides information about activating a NetID and using the Howdy portal and eCampus systems. It discusses ITS support and exam policies regarding grading scales, anonymity, and rescheduling. The document aims to help students navigate key online resources and understand academic standards.
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- 1. STUDENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Texas A & M School of Law
- 2. GETTING STARTED • The following slides contain important information about your career at Texas A & M, including: • Net ID • Howdy Portal • eCampus (Blackboard) • ITS • Grading and Exam Policies • Questions
- 3. ACTIVATE YOUR NET ID • Your NetID is your Texas A&M username. You will use it every time you log in to University resources. • To activate your NetID, you will need to: • Log in https://services.tamu.edu/netid-activate/ • Use your Universal Identification Number (UIN) and birth date. • Enter your PIN, if one was provided to you. • Choose a NetID. • Select a password.
- 4. HOWDY PORTAL • Howdy is the web portal at Texas A&M University that helps students, applicants, faculty, and staff more easily connect to their university records and resources. • https://howdy.tamu.edu/uPortal/normal/render.uP • Log in with your NET ID • Select the Faculty/Teaching tab • Syllabus Access • Download Class Roster • Course Email
- 5. ECAMPUS (BLACKBOARD) • Sign into eCampus (Blackboard) http://ecampus.tamu.edu/ • Log in: Net ID & Password • Access • Announcements • Post assignments (can upload documents) • Class discussion groups • Class e-mail
- 6. INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES • Instructional Technology Services promotes and enables the effective use of technology in teaching and learning. • ITS administers the university's online learning infrastructure and provides help and training for eCampus (Blackboard). • MON - FRI | 8AM - 5PM CST Phone: 979.458.3417 | Fax: 979.458.0514 | itshelp@tamu.edu
- 7. GRADING • Available grades between A+ (4.01) and F (0.00) • Pass/Fail (P/F) • Withdrawl (W) • Incomplete (I) • Minimum GPA for good standing is 2.33 (C+)
- 8. EXAM POLICIES • Exams must be anonymous • Grades or exams cannot be discussed with students until grades are posted • Associate Dean for Academic Affairs handles rescheduling of exams • Assistant Dean for Student Affairs handles disability accommodations
- 9. QUESTIONS? • Contact codionu@tamu.edu • Welcome to Texas A & M Law School!