Education/Administrative Concepts

Course Details

Course Number: RESP 4233  Section Number: X1

Summer I 2012

Location: Bridwell Hall

Classroom Number: 301C

Days & Times:

On-Line Class

Course Attachments

weekly assignment  calendar Ed-Adm Summer 2012-20120601-133514.pdf

Textbooks
MSU Faculty Member
Ann Medford   
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Course Objectives

 

This is an internet based course utilizing educational and managerial skills appropriate to the advancement of the respiratory therapist.  Students will develop, implement, and evaluate relevant projects.  Course may be repeated once with varied content. 

 

 

 

The class project must consume at least 45 hours of student time with the student keeping an ongoing journal of time spent in each area of project preparation.  For example if 3 hours are spent in researching the topic the student should make an entry recording the exact amount of time spent (i.e. research, preparation, presentation), and submit this with the topic to me.


Grading Standards

 

 Projects will be graded according to the following criteria: 

 

  • Well planned and organized with learning objectives clearly stated
  • Insight into topic presented—illustrates a broad range of knowledge
  • Clear and precise with careful reasoning and adequate summary
  • Adequate length for criteria outlined in this course (minimum of 30 slides)
  • No errors in presentation
  • All components submitted on time
  • All presentations must include sign in sheet and evaluations from participants

 

 

 

GRADING:

 

A=90-100

B=80-89

C=75-79

D=70-74

F=below 69

 

A minimum grade of 75 (C) is required in all respiratory courses.  Failure to attain a minimum grade of C in these courses will prevent the student from progressing in the program.  A student who fails to achieve a grade of C in any respiratory care course may repeat the course one time.  Any student who fails to achieve a grade of C in any two respiratory care courses will be dismissed and not eligible for re-admission. 

 


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