• Adelman, Jeremy, et al. Worlds Together, Worlds Apart. 6th ed. New York: Norton, 2021. ISBN: 978-0-393-42296-2
• Bullock, Richard, et al. The Little Seagull Handbook. 4th ed. New York: Norton, 2021. ISBN: 978-0-393-53702-4
  
  • Both Worlds Together, Worlds Apart and Little Seagull are provided as e-books on our course Canvas site, bundled for $62. If you purchased the books previously through the Norton e-books link on Canvas, you can access them via the links on the Canvas site. If you opted out previously, you will need to opt out again.

Course grade distribution:

2 Critical Analysis (CA) Assignments in lieu of midterm exam for (25%) of the grade

(Professor posts CA prompts by Wednesday the week before it’s due at 11:59 pm PT; Students respond to prompt by the following Wednesday 11:59 pm PT). CA1 will count for 10%, CA2 for 15%

Writing Assignments (40%): Topic Exploration & Library Database Search Tutorial (5%); Library Topic Development Tutorial & Annotated Bibliography & Abstract on final topic (10%); Rough Draft & Peer Review Workshop (5%); Final Draft (20%)

Section (15%) 

Final Exam (20%)

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): College life can be stressful, and it is normal to feel overwhelmed at times. UCSD has a staff of professionals who are available for confidential meetings to discuss any personal concerns you might have. Feel free to contact CAPS at any time to set up an appointment: http://caps.ucsd.edu.

Academic Integrity: MMW expects all assignments to be the product of original individual work for the course. Assignments submitted with integrity give credit where credit is due and honestly acknowledge others’ work by adhering to standards of citation, assignment requirements for use of sources and materials, and University guidelines.

It is your responsibility to know and observe all of the UCSD rules concerning academic integrity and plagiarism. Familiarize yourself with your responsibilities and rights under the UCSD Policy on Integrity of Scholarship, and with the MMW policies governing academic integrity included in the MMW Formatting and Submission GuidelinesLinks to an external site. Assignments suspected of misconduct will be referred to the Academic Integrity Office (AIO). Assignments found to be in violation of UCSD’s Policy on Integrity of Scholarship will automatically receive a 0. If you have questions about what constitutes plagiarism, how to credit the work of others properly, or how to evaluate sources for quality and reliability, please talk to your TA and/or me to discuss the matter. It is better to turn something in late than to turn in something plagiarized! We want to read your work!

Students with disabilities: Students requesting accommodations and services for this course due to a disability or injury must provide a current Authorization for Accommodation (AFA) letter issued by the Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD) prior to eligibility for requests. Receipt of AFAs in advance is necessary for appropriate planning for the provision of reasonable accommodations. OSD Academic Liaisons also need to receive current AFA letters if there are any changes to accommodations. For additional information, contact the Office for Students with Disabilities at 858-534-4382, or email at osd@ucsd.edu. 

OPHD and CARE at SARC: The Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination (OPHD) is the Title IX Office for UC San Diego and investigates reports of sexual harassment, sexual violence, dating and domestic violence and stalking. You may file a report online with the UC San Diego Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination (OPHD). For further information about OPHD, please visit their website or call at 858-534-8298.

Please note that University employees (including all faculty and teaching and research assistants), who are not confidential resources, are designated Responsible Employees. Responsible Employees are required to report any incidents of sexual violence or sexual harassment to OPHD. If you are not ready to file a report, but wish to receive confidential support and advocacy, please contact CARE at SARC. CARE at SARC provides violence prevention education for the entire UCSD campus and offers free and confidential services for students, staff and faculty impacted by sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking. Accessing resources at CARE at SARC will not constitute a report to the University.

Please see the weekly modules and the course summary below, for assigned readings, assignments, and due dates. You can also find this information in the syllabus linked above.