SAMPLE SYLLABUS--Students Enrolled in SE 615 can find complete Course Materials at ecampus.monmouth.edu )

Required Readings

1. Wickens, C.D., Lee, J.D. Liu, Y. & Gordon-Becker, S.E., An Introduction to Human Factors Engineering (second edition) [this book is referred to as "text" in the Table below].
2. There will be nearly weekly assignments reading reprint articles as shown in the Table below

A list of interesting but optional additional readings is provided in the "Contents" Section of the course management system

Lecture Notes

Lectures will follow the schedule below. Notes will generally be posted on the Course Management System (ecampus.monmouth.edu) prior to class

Course Policies

Evaluation:

Attendance:

Attendance at classes is mandatory. Students are responsible for all material covered and announcements made in class.

Academic Honesty:

Everything turned in for grading in this course must be your own work. Students who contribute to violations by sharing their code/designs /solutions with others are subject to the same penalty. By the Monmouth University policy, students found to be in violation of this rule will, at the very least, receive a failing grade in the course and may be subject to stiffer penalties.

Special Accommodations:

Students with disabilities who need special accommodations for this class are encouraged to meet with me or the appropriate disability service provider on campus as soon as possible. In order to receive accommodations, students must be registered with the appropriate disability service provider on campus as set forth in the student handbook and must follow the university procedure for self-disclosure, which is stated in the Guide to Services and Accommodations for Students with Disabilities. Students will not be afforded any special accommodations for academic work completed prior to the completion of the documentation process with the appropriate disability service office.

Withdrawal:

Last day to withdraw with automatic assignment of "W" grade: -----.

Discussion Leadership

Each of you will be responsible for leading class discussion on one of the outside readings listed. You will be graded not just on preparation and knowledge of the article but also on how cleverly you elicit class participation. The "Class participation" grade will reflect class discussion of these articles.