Regular attendance is required.  Students with excessive absences will be dropped from the course.  If you are absent more than two (2) consecutive class sessions, please contact the instructor.  All students are expected to attend every class session.  Failure to do so may indicate a lack of serious commitment and purpose.  A student may be dropped from the course for excessive absence (including tardiness), regardless of cause, if the number of absences or tardiness is having an adverse effect upon your success in the course.   An inordinate number of absences will lower the final grade one grade point.  If you are not in class, you cannot participate in the relevant class discussion.  

REMEMBER - THIS IS A HYBRID COURSE.

Cheating violates the standards of student conduct established by board policy 6080.  Students found cheating will be removed from the class setting and dropped from the course with an "F" grade.    Cheating applies to plagarism, taking on line quizzes or examinations in tandem, or any other form of working together.   This is a single effort course, not a tandem or group effort as it applies to examinations.

B - 89%-80%.

C - 79%-70%.

D - 69%-60%.

To All online instructors, 

A reminder….. 

Open Campus locks out student access to online courses after term completion primarily for two reasons: 

1. Protection of instructor content and exam information.  Instructors will continue to have access to their courses for one week after term completion to complete/submit final grades;
2. Limited “seat” capacity in WebCT per license agreement – especially critical for “overlapping” terms such as spring-summer.

For these reasons, students should not be directed back to the course to get final grade information.  They should be instructed to go to WebAdvisor.

STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS

Students with Disabilities:

If you have a documented disability requiring accommodation to achieve course objectives, please see me or contact the Office of Disabled Student Programs & Services immediately in order to assure timely services. If you have not already done so, you should call 222-8060 or visit one of their offices on our three campuses:  SCI & TECH 150 on the Moreno Valley Campus, ADM 121, (City Campus) or STU SERV building on the Norco Campus.  The DSP&S Staff and I will be happy to work with you in arranging for and assuring appropriate accommodations. 

ALL INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION IS CONFIDENTIAL.

Attention All Faculty / Staff 

The Riverside Community College District Offices of Disabled Student Programs & Services provide accommodations for students with disabilities.  Among the accommodations we provide each semester is the placement of specialized furniture in classrooms.  This furniture is reserved for students with disabilities and should only be used by students who are receiving services from DSP&S.  Please help us by making sure the following items remain where they have been placed for accessibility to students with documented disabilities: 

       Black cushioned chair (student use)

       Brown cushioned chair (sign language interpreter use)

       Brown table (student use)

       Grey / white adjustable table (student use, non load-       bearing) 

Thank you very much for your assistance.  If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call at the following extensions: 

        Riverside Campus: x8060

        Moreno Valley Campus: x6138

        Norco Campus: x7070 

Riverside Community College District Offices of Disabled Student Programs & Services

COURSE ASSIGNMENTS

COURSE ASSIGNMENTS

INSTRUCTOR POLICIES

The A student

The B student

The C-D student

 COURSE DESCRIPTION

Introduction to the profession and career field of private security--focusing on the provision of services to the private sector customer as a security officer, supervisor, manager, director, or administrator.