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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

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Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2015-2016

requirements. Exploration term contracts are numbered 299 or 499;

regular term independent study contracts are numbered 293, 393, or

493; and regular term career orientation practicums or pre-professional

internships are numbered 297, 397, or 497. See the “Common Course

Numbers” section in this catalog for more information. A maximum of

two units may be earned for independent study and a maximum of two

units may be earned for internships. Career orientation practicums or pre-

professional internships for academic credit normally carry a satisfactory or

unsatisfactory grade (“S”/“U”).

Teaching Experiences

Students may earn credit for a teaching experience by engaging in activities

under the supervision of a faculty sponsor which may include some

combination of setting up and/or teaching laboratories, assisting the

instructor in creating or revising a course, collaborating with the instructor

in preparation of examinations and other assignments and in the grading

of these assignments, developing in-class activities, leading or facilitating

class discussions, and preparing and delivering lectures. Teaching

experiences are numbered 298, 398, or 498. A maximum of two units may

be earned for teaching experience. The following policies apply to teaching

experiences:

(1) A brief written statement shall be prepared by the instructor and the

student, outlining expectations for the student and instructor, the learning

outcomes, and the amount of academic credit (½ or 1 unit) to be earned by

the student.

(2) The statement shall be signed by both student and instructor no later

than the confirmation of registration for the term in question, and shall be

held on file by the instructor, with a copy given to the student, and a copy

given to the Office of Academic Records.

(3) Teaching experiences may be evaluated with a letter grade or as “S”/“U”

at the discretion of the instructor.