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COURSE OBJECTIVES :

1) To become familiar with common properties of disparate wetland types;

2) To review current ecological paradigms, and examine how wetlands and wetland properties fit into these paradigms;

3) To develop and apply skills in the gathering and assessing of information about wetland science and about the multidisciplinary approach needed to undertake wetland investigations;

4) To critique current national and international policies dealing with the regulation and management of wetlands.

COURSE REOUIREMENTS:

1) Attendance is expected for all lectures, videos, and seminars. Students are responsible for all lecture material missed through absences.

2) Missed lecture exams can be taken upon submission of a valid excuse and at the discretion of the instructor. Report an absence at once to the instructor [915-5874].

3) Absences from the Final Exam and incomplete work will be handled according to university procedures, as given in the catalog.

4)Allocation of points for semester grades:

* Instructions for the preparation of an annotated bibliograph can be found here

5) Dr. Holland's office is located in Shoemaker 430. Office hours are as follows:

• Tuesday 1:00 p.m. - noon
• Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

6) It is expected that all work turned in to Dr. Holland is the end result of independent and creative efforts on the part of each individual student. Students are reminded that in the M Book it states, "Every member of the University community is charged with upholding high standards of honesty and fairness in all academic matters."