Faculty of Arts and Sciences Calendar, 1996-1997

544 Pages·1996·41.2 MB·English

by  University of Toronto

FACULTY OF
ARTS & SCIENCE
GEORGE CAMPUS
ST.
CALENDAR
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1996-97
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OFFICERS OFTHE FACULTY
DEAN: M AChandler
VICE-DEAN: D N Dewees
ASSOCIATE DEAN(HUMANITIES):J M Paterson
ASSOCIATE DEAN(SCIENCES): Orchard
ASSOCIATE DEAN(SOCIALSCIEINCES): M W Donnelly
ASSISTANTDEAN&FACULTYREGISTRAR: G E Altmeyer
ASSISTANTDEAN&FACULTYSECRETARY: P D Harris
DIRECTOROFRESEARCHINITIATIVES: D G Comeil
A FACULTY DEPARTMENTS and CHAIRS
ANTHROPOLOGY: H VLuong
ASTRONOMY: E R Seaquist
BOTANY:VJ Higgins
CHEMISTRY: M Moskovits
CLASSICS: E Robbins
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COMMERCE & FINANCE PROGRAM: G VJump
COMPUTERSCIENCE:W H Enright
EASTASIANSTUDIES:VC Falkenheim
ECONOMICS: NTGallini
ENGLISH:IH Adamowski
ENVIRONMENTDIVISION: A PZimmerman
FINEART: M C Miller
FRENCH: C M Grise(Acting)
GEOGRAPHY: CG Amrhein
GEOLOGY: JJ Fawcett
GERMANIC LANGUAGES &LITERATURES:AP Dierick
HISTORY: R C Brown
ITALIANSTUDIES: M Ciavolella
LINGUISTICS: PAReich
MATHEMATICS: S Halperin
NEAR &MIDDLE EASTERN CIVILIZATIONS: (TBA)
PHILOSOPHY: MTThornton
PHYSICS: DYori<
POLITICALSCIENCE: RO Matthews
PSYCHOLOGY:A MWall
RELIGION:J D McAuliffe
SLAVICLANGUAGES &LITERATURES: KALantz
SOCIOLOGY: J H Simpson
SPANISH& PORTUGUESE: WLRolph
STATISTICS: M J Evans
ZOOLOGY: SS Desser
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COLLEGES AND PRINCIPALS (ST. GEORGE CAMPUS)
(forcollegedescriptionsseePages505ff)
iNNISCOLLEGE:J WBrowne
NEWCOLLEGE: F Case
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STMiCHAEL’SCOLLEGE: J M Boyle
TRINITYCOLLEGE: D P H Allen
UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE: LWForguson
VICTORIACOLLEGE:WJCallahan
V WOODSWORTH COLLEGE: N M Meltz
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GREETINGS FROM THE DEAN
I amdelightedtowelcomeyoutoanew academicyear.
WhuetheOntarioGovernment’sreductioninuniversityfundingofMay 1996presents
aserious challengeto allOntario universities, wearecommittedtokeeping theimpactof
thesecuts as farfrom theclassroomaspossible. TheFaculty willcontinue to offerarich
array of academic programs. We have achieved many academic and administrative
efficiencies inresponse to adecadeofbudgetcuts; nevertherless, wecontinue to look for
ways to become even more efficient without significantly affecting the quality of the
undergraduateexperience.
We
continuetorenewourcurriculumaswell.Thisisthethirdyearfortheenormously
popularFirstYearSeminars Program and the second yearforthe Research Opportunities
Program. Both programs enable students to work with professors in small, interactive
learning environments. The Asia-Pacific Program, introduced this September, joins
European Studies and Ibero-American Studies to complete our triad of International
Programs. Theseprogramsgivestudents aworkingknowledgeofanew languageas well
as an understanding oftheculture, politics and economicsofthe area. Each consists ofa
package of existing courses plus one or more new courses created specifically for the
program.Anew Archaeologyprogramwillbuildonourconsiderablestrength inthisfield
toexplorethestudyofpasthuman societiesin amulti-disciplinarysetting.
During 1995andearly 1996werenovatedmanyofourclassroomsinSidneySmithHall
andthreesciencebuildings.Theserenovationshaveprovided afreshlook, betterlighting,
better acoustics and in many cases new furniture. They have also given us four new
electronicclassroomsthatallowthefulluseofmodernteachingtechnology. Studentsmay
view on-line simulations from the professor’s own programs and data, laser-disk
supplementstotextbooks, andinformationdrawnfromtheInternet.Theseclassroomsand
others like them in the future will provide more powerful teaching tools than have been
availableinthepast,enhancingtheclassroomexperience.
We
are pursuing other improvements to instructional support facilities. Several
computer facilities for undergraduate students have been upgraded. We are completely
renovating two language laboratories, introducing sophisticated computer-based
instructionaltechnologytoenhanceourlanguageteaching.
This yearforthefirsttimethisCalendarisavailableon-line: instructionsforfindingit
areonthenextpage. Using theWorldWideWeb, youcan search foranyspecifictopicor
keyword from any internetconnection on campus or from your home. This is one ofthe
manywayswearetryingtoimprovecommunicationstomakeyouryearsintheFacultyof
ArtsandSciencemoreenjoyableandproductive.
Youhavemybestwishesforaverysuccessfulacademicyear.
DonaldN. Dewees
ActingDean FACULTYOF
ARTS &SCIENCE
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Please retain this copy ofyour Calendar! In subsequentyears the Faculty
may notissueyouwithanew printedcopyoftheCalendareachyear,since
theSt.GeorgeCampusoftheFacultyofArtsandScienceis nowaccessible
on the World Wide Web, at thefollowingaddress:
c http://www.library.utoronto.ca/www/arts_and_science/ )
This is the address ofthe Faculty ofArts and Science Home Page, which appears on
the computer screen as below when you enter the above address; to proce^ to the
Calendarsimplyclick on thebutton indicatedby thearrowbelow.
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When you click on this button a similar-looking Calendar screen will appear; it has
several buttonsgiving you different options forsearching forinformation within the
Calendar.
Please note also the other buttons on the Faculty Home Page, which allow you to
access other important, up-to-date Faculty information, such as course and
examination timetables.
YoumaysendenquiriesorcommentsontheCalendarWebsitetothefollowinge-mail
address:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WhileDepartmentalcounsellorsandtheRegistrarsoftheCollegesarealwaysavailable
to give advice and guidance, it must be clearly understood that THE ULTIMATE
RESPONSIBIUTY RESTS WITH THE STUDENT FOR KNOWING THE RULES AND
REGULATIONS IN THE CALENDAR concerning: completeness and correctness of
course selection; compliance with prerequisite and corequisite requirements, etc.;
completion of Program details; proper observance of the Breadth Requirement; and
observance of regulations, deadlines, etc. Students are responsible for seeking
guidancefromaresponsibleofficeriftheyareinanydoubt;misunderstanding,oradvice
receivedfrom anotherstudentwill notbeacceptedas causefordispensation from any
regulation, deadline, program ordegreerequirement.
Facultyof Arts and ScienceTimetable
^ A“Registration InstructionsandTimetable” isissued in MarchalongwiththisCalendar,
f and a revised Timetable in September, in time for Winter Session registration. The
[ information itcontains isjust as important asthat in this Calendar.
SUBJECT PAGE
Sessional Datesfor 1996-97 SummerandWinterSessions 7-9
SECTION ADMISSIONS
1:
Ontario Secondary School System: 12
• Liaison & Deadlines; General Admission Criteria 12
•Admission to Commerce & Economics (Stream 1) 13
•Admission to Science (Stream 2) 13
•Admission to Humanities (Arts) & Social Sciences (Stream3) 1
I Canadian, American and OtherApplicants outside Ontario 1
OtherAdmission Categories
•Transferfrom Other Universities, Special Students, Second Degrees,
•Visiting Students, Non-Matriculants, SeniorCitizens, Re-Registrations 16
SECTION 2: STUDENT SERVICES, AWARDS, EXCHANGES
Counselling, CareerCentre, Learning Skills Service, FamilyCare Advisor 18
Health Service, Housing Service, International Student Centre, Sexual
Harassment Office, Servicesto Persons with a Disability 1
Student Unions and Associations; Ombudsperson, Writer-in-Residence 20
Awards; Exceptional Academic Achievement; Faculty Scholarships; Study
Elsewhere Program; Exchanges; OtherStudy Abroad Options; Internship
Programs (Professional Experience Year, Japan Internship Program 21-22
I: SECTION 3: BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.Com.) DEGREE
^ Teaching Staff; Program Essay 24
f B.Com. Degree, Program, and Breadth Requirements 25-27
i" B.A. (Commerce) Program Requirements 27
MGT (Management) Courses in Commerce 28
I SECTION 4; B.A., B.Sc., Honours B.A. and Honours B.Sc. REQUIREMENTS
Degree Requirements 34
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f Program Requirements & CalendarAbbreviations ~ 35
Choosing Courses:
F •Definition; Descriptions; Rules Governing Choice; Course Load; 36
^ •Telephone Sen/ice; Credit, Extra, & Supplemental Courses; Dropping Courses;
Repeating Courses; Courses Outsidethe Faculty & University;
Course Designators; Course Number; “Y” and“H” Courses 37
K- •Types and Duration of Instruction; Prerequisites, Co-requisites, etc. 38 .
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Breadth Requirements: 39
•Science Courses with no Science Background 43
• Humanities Coursesfor Science and Social Science Students 45
•Examples of Course Enrolment Planningfor Breadth Requirements 46
SECTION 5: ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Below is a list of all Programs of Study in the Faculty of Arts & Science. These programs are
sponsored by Departments and Colleges. Each Department and College has a three-letter
designatorto identify its courses; forexample, the Anthropology Departmentcourses begin with
“ANT’ Thesedesignatorsareindicatedin bold-face below.
• Some sponsors offer several programs; these are given in parentheses after the sponsor's
name. Forexample: Victoria College (American Studies, Literary Studies, Renaissance Studies,
Semiotics, Victorian Studies).
•Some programsarecombinationsbytwosponsors; theseare indicatedbythedesignatorsof
the sponsors involved; e.g.: HIS & POL is a program combining courses from both History and
Political Science.
•Eachsponsor’sentrycontainsthefollowing: listofTeachingStaff;descriptiveessay; program
requirements(coursesrequiredtocompleteeach Program); Individualcoursedescriptions.
PROGRAM PAGE CLA Classics 125
ABS: Aboriginal Studies 53 (Classical Civilization; GRK; GRK& PHL;
ACT: Actuarial Science 55 LAT; Modem Greek)
African Studies 348 Cognitive Science 460
American Studies 466 Commerce& Finance 24
ANT: Anthropology 58 CSC ComputerScience 130
(ANTSciences;LinguisticANT; Physical (CSC & ECO; CSC& MAT; CSC& PHY;
ANT; Social& Cultural ANT) CSC&STA; Human-ComputerInteraction,
Applied Mathematics 318 Information Systems, Software Engineering)
ARH: Archaeology 70 Criminology 471
ASI: Asia-PacificStudies 73 Cultural Geography 229
AST: Astronomy 74 Czech & Slovak 425
(AST& PHY) Design in Environment 186
BMS: BASICMEDICALSCIENCES 77 DRM Drama 143
(Biochemistry(BCH); Human Biology; (DRM & ENG)
Immunology(IMM); Microbiology(MPL); EAS EastAsian Studies 147
MolecularGenetics& Biology; Nutritional (Chinese Studies; EastAsian Language&
Sciences(NFS); Pharmacology(PCL); Literature;Japanese Studies; Korean
Physiology(PSL); Toxicology) Studies)
BCH: Biochemistry 80 Economic History 159
Biogeography 112 Ecology 105
ECO Economics 158
Biological Chemistry 11 (ECO &CSC; ECO &GGR; ECO& MAT;
BIO: Biology 103
(BIO& PHY; Developmental BIO; Ecology; ECO & PHL; ECO& POL; ECO& SOC;
Evolutionary Biology) ECO &STA; Economic History; ECO
Bioethics 358 (Commerce& Finance); ECO (Quantitative
BOT: Botany 109 Methods))
(Biogeography; MolecularPlantBIO; ENG English 172
(ENG & PHL)
Plant Pathology; Plant Population)
Canadian Studies 459 ENV Environment, Division of 183
Caribbean Studies 349 (Design & ENV, ENV& Health; ENV&
CelticStudies 416 Society; PHY& ENV; Science& ENV;
Chemical Physics 117 Toxicology& ENV)
CHM Chemistry 116 Environmental Geosciences 241
(Biological CHM; CHM & GLG; Environmental Studies 285
Environmental Chemistry) Environment& Resource Management 228
Chinese Studies 148 EST Estonian 208
Christianity& Culture 416 Ethics, Society& Law 455
Cinema Studies 285 EUR European Studies 192
Evolutionary Biology 105
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FAH FineArtHi^ory 194 Middle East& IslamicHistory 337
FASA^IS FineArtStudio 195 ModernGreek 328
FIN Finnish 208 Modern Languages& Literatures 330
FirstYearSeminars: 199Y 52 MGB MolecularGenetics& Biology 90
FRE French (also FCS, FSL, FTR) 213 MolecularPlantBiology 11
(CulturalStudies; Language& Literature; MUS Music(alsoHMU,TMU) 331
Literature; Language& Linguistics; NEW NewCollege 348
Linguistics; FREasaSecond Language; (African Studies; Caribbean Studies; Human
Translation; FREStudies) Biology; Humanism; Women’sStudies
GGR Geography 227 NFS Nutritional Sciences 93
(GGR& ECO; Environment& Resource NMC Near& Middle Eastern
Management; Historical& Cultural GGR; Civilizations 335
Physical& EnvironmentalGGR; Urban & (AncientNearEastern Studies; Hebrew
EconomicGGR) Language& Literature; Midlle Eastern&
GLG Geology 240 IslamicStudies; Middle Eastern & Islamic
(GLG&CHM; GLG & PHY; Environmental History; IslamicReligion&Thought; Islamic
Geosciences; Palaeontology) Language& Literature)
GER German 248 Palaeontology 242
(GER&PHL;BusinessGER;GER Language Peace&ConflictStudies 461
& Literature; GER Studies; Yiddish) PCL Pharmacology; Toxicology 96
GRK Greek 255 PHI, PHL Philosophy 355
HebrewLanguage& Literature 336 (Bioethics; PHL& ECO; PHL& ENG; PHL&
HistoricalGeography 229 GER; PHL& LIN; PHL& LiteraryStudies;
HIS History 257 PHL& MAT; PHL& POL; PHL& RLG;
(HIS& POL) PHL& SOC
HPS History& PhilosophyofScience& PhysicalAnthropology 59
Technology 277 PhysicalGeography 229
o(fHiSsctioreync&eP&hiTleocshonpohlyogofy;ScSiceinecnec;eH&istory P(HPYHYPh&ysAiScTs; PHY& BIO; PHY& CHM 367
TechnologyStudies) PHY& CSC; PHY& ENV; PHY&GLG;
Human Biology 84 PHY& MAT)
Human-ComputerInteraction 135 PSL Physiology 99
Humanism 349 PlantPathology, Population 11
HUN Hungarian Studies 209 Polish 425
IAS Ibero-American Studies 282 POL PoliticalScience 379
IMM Immunology 85 (POL& ECO; POL& HIS; POL& PHL
POL&SOC)
Information Systems 136
INI InnisCollege 284 PRT Portuguese 396
(CinemaStudies; Environmental Studies; PsychoanalyticThought 457
UrbanStudies) PSY Psychology 399
International Relations 456 RLG Religion, Studyof 409
Islamic Languages& Literature 337 (RLG & EAS; RLG & NMC; RLG& PHL;
ITA Italian Studies 293 ChristianOrigins)
Japanese 148 RenaissanceStudies 467
JSP Jewish Studies 300 ROP: Research OpportunityProgram 52
K(oJreSaPnStudies; JSPHistory;JSP Literature1)49 SRuMsCsiaSnt. Michael’sCollege 442166
Labour-ManagementRelations 471 (CelticStudies; Christianity&Culture;
LAT Latin 305 Mediaeval Studies)
LinguisticAnthropology 59 Science&Environment 184
UN Linguistics 307 Science&TechnologyStudies 278
(LIN & LanguagesOtherThan English; Semiotics 467
LIN &PHL) Serbian& Croatian 425
LiteraryStudies 466 SLA SlavicStudies 424
MMS MaterialsScience 313 (Croatian&Serbian Studies; Czech&
MAT Mathematics(alsoAPM) 317 SlovakStudies; Polish Language&
(Applied Mathematics(APM); MAT& BIO; Literature; Russian & EastEuropean
MAT& ECO; MAT& PHL; MAT& PHY) Studies; Russian Language& Literature;
Mediaeval Studies 417 SlavicLanguages; Ukrainian Language
MPL Microbiology 87 & Literature)
Social Anthropology 59
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SOC Sociology 435 Urban Geography 229
(SOC& ECO; SOC& PHL; SOC& POL; VIC VictoriaCollege 466
SOC&Urban Studies) (American Studies; LiteraryStudies;
SoftwareEngineering 136 Renaissance Studies; Semiotics; Victorian
SASSouth Asian Studies 443 Studies)
SPA Spanish 445 Victorian Studies 467
STA Statistics 450 VIS:VisualStudies(FAS) 195
(STA&CSC; STA& ECO; Women’sStudies 349
WDW
Mathematical Statistics) Woodsworth College 471
Toxicology 97 (Criminology; Labour-Management
TRN TrinityCollege 445 Relations)
(Ethics, Society& Law; Psychoanalytic WLDWorld Literature 475
Thought; International Relations) Writingatthe University 476
Ukrainian 427 Yiddish 250
UNI UniversityCollege 459 ZOO Zoology 477
(Canadian Studies; Cognitive Science;
Drama(seeunderDRM); Peace&
ConflictStudies)
Urban Studies 287
SECTION 6: ACADEMIC RULES AND REGULATIONS
University Notice 488
Registration, Enrolment, Courses Elsewhere 489
Dropping Courses, Withdrawing, Fees, Financial Assistance 490
Term Work, TermTests 491
Final Examinations 493
Grading Regulations, GPA 494
Petitions and Appeals 496
Student Records, Photo ID, Statement of Results, Transcripts 499
University Grading Practices Policy 501
Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters 506
Code of Student Conduct 51
SECTION 7: THE UNIVERSITY, THE FACULTY, THE COLLEGES
History ofthe University, University Officers 51
Faculty Officers and Structure ofthe Faculty 51
St. George Colleges: Innis; New; St. Michael’s, Trinity, University, 519
Victoria, Woodsworth
SECTION 8: UNIVERSITY DEGREES &CALENDARS
University Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates 524
University Calendars 527
INDEX 528
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1996 SUMMER SESSION
March 15 DeadlinefornewstudentstoapplyforadmissiontotheUniversitytoenrolin
SummerSessionA, F,H, andYcourses
May
s M T W R F S 10DeadlinetoregisterforA, F, H,andYSummercourses;
1 2 3 4 afterthisdatealateregistrationfeeisimposed
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 SummerClasses begin in A, F, H andY courses
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 15Deadlinefornew studentsto applyforadmissiontothe
19 20 21 2223 2425 UniversitytoenrolinSummerSession B andS courses
i: 26 27 28293031 17Deadlinetoenrol inSummerSession A,F,H, and Ycourses
20VictoriaDay; Universityclosed
June
S M T W R F S 7 DeadlinetodropA&Fcoursesfrom academicrecordandGPA*
1 21 Classesendin AandFcourses
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 24-28FinalexaminationsmaybeheldinA, Fcourses, anddeferred
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 examinationsinspecifiedScoursesfromApr/May 1996
16 17 18 192021 22 28DeadlinetoregisterforB andScourses; afterthisdatealate
23 2425 26 272829 registrationfeeisimposed
30
'f
July
S M T W R F S 1 CanadaDayHoliday; Universityclosed
1 2 3 4 5 6 2 SummerSession Classes begin in B and S courses
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8 Deadlineto enrol in B andS courses
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 19 DeadlinetodropH&YcoursesfromacademicrecordandGPA*
21 22 23242526 27 19Deadlineforstudentsregisteredin SummerSessiontorequestto
28 29 30 31 graduateatFallConvocation andtochangeprogramenrolment
23 Examination timetableforB,H,SandYcoursespublished
26 DeadlinetodropB&ScoursesfromacademicrecordandGPA*
August
S M T W R F S
c
1 2 3 5 CivicHoliday; Universityclosed
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 9 ClassesendinB,H, S &Y courses
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 12-15 Finalexaminationsin B,H, S and Ycourses, anddeferred
18 19 2021 22 2324 examinationsfromApr/May& specifiedcoursesfromJune 1996
25 26 27282930 31
September 6 StatementofResultsmailedbeginningtoday
13 DeadlineforstudentsnotregisteredintheSummerSessiontorequestto
graduateatFallConvocation andtochangetheirprogramenrolment
* Afterthisdeadlineamarkisrecordedforeachcourse,whethercoursework is
compkt^orjLQUa**(y* ^^Igpe^fpfincompleteworK)^apdcalculatedtpfptheGPA
Advance Datesfor 1997 SummerSession
March 15 DeadlinefornewstudentstoapplyforadmissiontotheUniversitytoenrolin
SummerSessionA,F,HandYcourses
May12 SummerSessionclassesbegininA,F,HandYcourses
15 DeadlinefornewstudentstoapplyforadmissiontotheUniversitytoenrolin
SummerSessionBandScourses
June20 GassesendinAandFcourses
23-27 FinalExaminationsmaybeheldinA,Fcourses,andDeferredExaminationsin
specifiedScoursesfromApril/May 1997
July 1 CanadaDay;Universityclosed
2 SummerSessionclassesbegininBandScourses
August 8 GassesendinB,H,SandYcourses
11-14 FinalExaminationsinB,H,SandYcourses;DeferredExaminationsfromApril/May 1997
andspecifiedcoursesfromJune 1997
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1996 FALLTERM OFTHE WINTER SESSION 1996-1997
April 1 Deadlinefornewstudentsto applyforadmissiontotheUniversitytoenrolin
A, F, HandYWinterSession courses
June 1 DeadlineforSpecial StudentstoapplyforadmissiontotheUniversitytoenrolin
A, F, H andYWinterSession courses
August26- Sept6 Registration Period
September
S M T W R F S
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 LabourDay; Universityclosed
8 9 1011 121314 9 Fallterm classes begin in A, F, H and Y courses
15 16 17181920 21 16-27Nominationsforby-electionsforFacultyCommittees
22 23 2425262728 20Deadlinetoenrolin A, F, HandY courses, andtosubmit
29 30 Program EnrolmentFormstoCollegeRegistrars
25StudyElsewhereProgram informationmeeting
October
5 M T W R F S 1 DeadlineforstudentsexpectingtograduateatSpring
1 2 3 4 5 Convocationtosubmitdegreerequest
6 7 8 9 1011 12 7 MeetingoftheFacultyGeneralCommittee
13 1415 16 1718 19 14Thanksgiving; Universityclosed
20 21 22232425 26 18ExaminationtimetableforAandFcoursesposted
2728 2930 31
November
S M T W R F S
1 2 1 DeadlinetodropA&FcoursesfromacademicrecordandGPA*
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 MeetingoftheFacultyGeneralCommittee
10 11 12131415 16 15Deadlinetorequestcorrectionsto95-96Winteracademicrecord
1718 1920 21 2223 18-19Arts&ScienceFallConvocations
24 25 26 2728 2930
December
S M T W R F S 2 MeetingoftheFacultyGeneralCommittee
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 DeadlineforStudyElsewhereProgramstudentstoconfirm
8 9 1011 12 1314 programs (1996-97)
15 16 1718 1920 21 6 Classesend(Dec7forSaturdayclasses)
22 23 2425 26 2728 9-18FinalExaminationsin A,Fcourses, anddeferredexaminations
29 30 31 from August 1996.TermtestsinH andYcourses
24-Jan 1 Christmas Holidays(tentative, subjecttoconfirmation);
classesbegin againonJan 6
*Afterthisdeadlineamarkisrecordedforeachcourse,whethercourseworkiscompleted
ornot(a“(F’isassigned forincompletework),andcalculatedintotheGPA
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