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<h1 align=center>Missing and Being Late for Class, and How to Make Up Work</h1>
Questions or concerns regarding absence and lateness should be directed to the section recitation instructors. In general, please reach out to the engineering professor, writing professor, and recitation TA for your section as far ahead as possible to inform them of lateness or an absence. EG-UY1004 refers to the Office of Student Advocacy to verify excused absences. Please refer to the Office of Student Advocacy [https://engineering.nyu.edu/life-tandon/student-life/student-advocacy#chapter-id-30199 website] for information on excused absences. For long-term accommodations, please contact the [https://www.nyu.edu/about/leadership-university-administration/office-of-the-president/office-of-the-provost/office-of-studentaffairs/student-health-center/moses-center-for-student-accessibility.html NYU Moses Center for Accessibility.]


<p>One of the most skills that an Engineer needs is the ability to work in
=== Lab Policies ===
teams. Therefore, EG1004 gives you an opportunity to build this skill by having
Students must be on time for each lab session. Students will not be admitted more than 15 minutes after the lab has begun. To address a lateness of 15 minutes or more, or absence from a lab session entirely, students can complete a makeup lab.
you work with one or more partners on the labs and projects.</p>


<p>When somebody misses a lab or recitation, it puts an unfair burden on their
To make up a missed lab, fill out a makeup lab request on the course website within two weeks of the missed session. To do this, log in to your [https://eg.poly.edu/ eg.poly.edu] account. On the left, click [https://eg.poly.edu/makeup.php Makeup Lab], and fill out the necessary information. After the form has been submitted, the engineering and recitation TA will review the request.
partners, where whoever remains now has to support the entire effort themselves.
Therefore, we strongly discourage having students miss sessions unless there is
a compelling reason to do so.</p>


<h2>Missing a Lab</h2>
If the form is approved, visit [https://eg.poly.edu/syllabus.php Open Lab] while the form is valid. A TA will confirm the approval and provide assistance. Note that students who complete makeup labs are ineligible for competition extra credit points, and that students whose makeup team lab reports must complete the report and presentation individually.


<p>If you miss a lab, you will have to make up the lab on your own during the
The makeup presentation and report must be submitted to the EG website within one week of completing the lab. As the presentation will be graded outside of recitation, your presentation must include speaker notes of what would be covered while presenting.
Open Lab in Room JAB573 (Model Shop). The Open Lab hours can be found on the EG
Web site, and are also usually posted at the Model Shop entrance as well.</p>


<p>In order to make up the lab in the Open Lab, you will need to get permission
=== Recitation Policies  ===
to do so from one of your Lab TAs. To do this, download and print an EG1004 Open
Students are expected to attend recitation regularly and arrive on time. The following penalties will apply depending on the degree of lateness:
Lab Authorization form, or get one from a TA. You can click on the link below to
get a copy of the form:</p>


<ul>
*Students will receive a zero if they miss their presentation unless they inform their section engineering professor ahead of time.
<li>[[Media:Labauth.doc| EG1004 Open Lab Authorization Form]]</li>
*Students will receive a 20 point penalty on their presentation grade if they are up to ten minutes late to recitation unless they inform their section engineering professor ahead of time.
</ul>
*Students will receive a 50 point penalty on their presentation grade if they are more than ten minutes late to recitation unless they inform  their section engineering professor ahead of time.
<p>Fill in your name, student number, and lab, and find one of your Lab TAs to
fill out the rest of the form. When you go to the Open Lab, the TA in charge
will collect this form from you and let you make up the lab.</p>


<p><b><font color=#ff0000>If you do not have a form, the Open Lab TA will not
An excused absence will result in the student receiving the grade obtained by their teammates that week.
permit you to make up the lab!</font></b></p>


<p>Note that you’ll probably be working alone in the Open Lab, making the lab
=== Lecture Policies ===
more difficult. Also, many of the labs are competitions, and have bonus points
Students are expected to attend lectures regularly and on time. Without a valid excuse, there is a grace period of five minutes following the start of lecture; after this time, students will be admitted, but no credit will be awarded.
awarded based on how your team places. If you’re making up a lab in the Open
Lab, you are not eligible for these bonus points.</p>
 
<p>Your lab presentation will be done at the same recitation as the regular lab
presentations. Since you’ll be making up the lab usually several days after the
scheduled lab session, this leaves you less time to prepare the presentation,
making another good reason why you should not miss labs.</p>
 
<p>Finally, when you miss a lab, you will probably also miss a quiz related to
the lab as well. There is no way to make up this quiz, so missing the lab is
equivalent to getting a zero on a quiz. If you only miss one lab, there will
probably be negligible impact on your overall grade, but a large number of
absences will probably hurt you.</p>
 
<p>Note that your Lab TA is not required to give you an authorization for the
Open Lab. An excessive number of authorizations will attract the attention of
the supervising faculty member, so don’t put them in the position of getting in
trouble. The faculty member will probably also want to meet with you to see
what’s wrong since you are missing a significant portion of the course
experience.</p>
 
<h2>Missing a Recitation</h2>
 
<p>If you miss a recitation, your partners will have to give the presentation
without you. This puts a heavy burden on them, so you should only miss a
recitation when there is a compelling reason to do so. In addition, you should
notify your teammates of your absence ahead of time if at all possible. You
should also notify your faculty member and Recitation TA of your absence ahead
of time if at all possible.</p>
 
<p>If you are excused from the recitation by your faculty member, you will receive
the same presentation grade as your teammates, although typically the grade is
not as good as it could have been because of the extra burden they had to
handle. If you are not excused, you will receive a zero for any coursework
performed that day, including such things as lab presentations and milestone
presentations.</p>
 
<h2>Missing a Lecture</h2>
 
<p>Since we do not collect coursework from you at the lectures, there is no
immediate penalty if you miss a lecture. However, the EG1004 staff does take
attendance at many lectures, so your absence will be noted. In addition, much of
the EG1004 final exam involves material covered at the lectures, including
material that’s not in the handouts, so if you miss a lecture you will be at a
disadvantage.</p>
 
<h2>Lateness for Class</h2>
 
<p>If you’re late for a lab, you will probably miss the quiz, and there is no
way to make up the quiz. If you are more than 15 minutes late for the lab, the
Lab TA is not allowed you to be admitted to the lab. If you have a good excuse,
the Lab TA can authorize you to make up the lab at the Open Lab, as described
above. Otherwise, you will receive a zero for the lab.</p>
 
<p>If you’re late for a recitation, it is at the faculty member’s discretion
whether or not to allow you be admitted to the recitation. If you missed your
team’s presentation, it will be equivalent to not having been at the recitation,
as described above. If you are more than 10 minutes late for the recitation, the
faculty member is not allowed you to be admitted, and it will be equivalent to
having missed the recitation, as described above.</p>
 
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Latest revision as of 21:35, 30 October 2024

Questions or concerns regarding absence and lateness should be directed to the section recitation instructors. In general, please reach out to the engineering professor, writing professor, and recitation TA for your section as far ahead as possible to inform them of lateness or an absence. EG-UY1004 refers to the Office of Student Advocacy to verify excused absences. Please refer to the Office of Student Advocacy website for information on excused absences. For long-term accommodations, please contact the NYU Moses Center for Accessibility.

Lab Policies

Students must be on time for each lab session. Students will not be admitted more than 15 minutes after the lab has begun. To address a lateness of 15 minutes or more, or absence from a lab session entirely, students can complete a makeup lab.

To make up a missed lab, fill out a makeup lab request on the course website within two weeks of the missed session. To do this, log in to your eg.poly.edu account. On the left, click Makeup Lab, and fill out the necessary information. After the form has been submitted, the engineering and recitation TA will review the request.

If the form is approved, visit Open Lab while the form is valid. A TA will confirm the approval and provide assistance. Note that students who complete makeup labs are ineligible for competition extra credit points, and that students whose makeup team lab reports must complete the report and presentation individually.

The makeup presentation and report must be submitted to the EG website within one week of completing the lab. As the presentation will be graded outside of recitation, your presentation must include speaker notes of what would be covered while presenting.

Recitation Policies

Students are expected to attend recitation regularly and arrive on time. The following penalties will apply depending on the degree of lateness:

  • Students will receive a zero if they miss their presentation unless they inform their section engineering professor ahead of time.
  • Students will receive a 20 point penalty on their presentation grade if they are up to ten minutes late to recitation unless they inform their section engineering professor ahead of time.
  • Students will receive a 50 point penalty on their presentation grade if they are more than ten minutes late to recitation unless they inform their section engineering professor ahead of time.

An excused absence will result in the student receiving the grade obtained by their teammates that week.

Lecture Policies

Students are expected to attend lectures regularly and on time. Without a valid excuse, there is a grace period of five minutes following the start of lecture; after this time, students will be admitted, but no credit will be awarded.

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