Courses.2015aCCHU9005 History
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Details: see [[https://app.box.com/s/049zammtb995pyjp2uas|course locker]]
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* Moodle - We will use moodle for tutorial signup. If you have just registered, it might take a few days before you can logon to the course moodle site.
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* {- Moodle - We will use moodle for tutorial signup. If you have just registered, it might take a few days before you can logon to the course moodle site. -}
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* Tutorial signup will begin at 8pm Thur 10 Sept 2015 on moodle. First come first served. You should signup before Sunday 13 Sept. 5 marks will be deducted if you need to change tutorial group for any reason afterwards, even if you have made a mistake.
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* {- Tutorial signup will begin at 8pm Thur 10 Sept 2015 on moodle. First come first served. You should signup before Sunday 13 Sept. 5 marks will be deducted if you need to change tutorial group for any reason afterwards, even if you have made a mistake. -} See facebook page.
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Remember to fill in this form before the 2nd lecture: https://goo.gl/KlucC5
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Remember to fill in this form before 12 Sept: https://goo.gl/KlucC5
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Remember to fill in this form before the 2nd lecture: https://goo.gl/KlucC5
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* [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kWct0hT6wrhO0Dnrn-q0e9L1U04PVzHKQb60Rj1HvGE/edit?usp=sharing|Tutorial timeslots]]
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!!Readings
There is no course text. See the course schedule below for list of required readings, and you should definitely read all of them. There are also links to additional recommended readings that would provide more information. You are strongly encouraged to read them to get a better understanding. Reading a philosophy text is not easy and takes a lot of time, but it is an excellent training of your comprehension skills. Read this page for some advice: http://www.jimpryor.net/teaching/guidelines/reading.html
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!!Schedule and readings
* There is no course text. See https://cchu9005.wordpress.com/ for list of topics and required readings.
* There are also links to additional recommended readings that would provide more information. You are strongly encouraged to read them to get a better understanding.
* Reading a philosophy text is not easy and takes a lot of time, but it is an excellent training of your comprehension skills. Read this page for some advice: http://www.jimpryor.net/teaching/guidelines/reading.html
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* Tutorial schedule: TBA
* Tutors: TBA
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!!Schedule and readings
See https://cchu9005.wordpress.com/
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Please note that this page will be updated throughout the semester. Do come back to check for changes.
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* Moodle - We will use moodle for tutorial signup. If you have just registered, it might take a few days before you can logon to the course moodle site.
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* Tutorial signup will begin at 8pm Thur 10 Sept 2015 on moodle. First come first served. You should signup before Sunday 13 Sept. 5 marks will be deducted if you need to change tutorial group for any reason afterwards, even if you have made a mistake.
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* [[WritingEmails|How to send emails to teachers]]
* Essay writing
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* [[WritingEmails|How to send emails to teachers]]
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100% coursework. No exam. Deadlines and details will be posted to moodle later.
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100% coursework. No exam. Deadlines and details will be posted later.
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100% coursework. No exam. Details to be announced later.
# Short online responses: 5%
# Written assignment #1 (600 words): 25%
# Written assignment #2 (1000 words): 35%
# Group project (2 in a group): 20%
# Tutorial participation: 15%
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100% coursework. No exam. Deadlines and details will be posted to moodle later.
# Short tasks - You have to complete them but they are not graded, e.g. fill in an online survey; prepare some questions for tutorials, etc.
# Tutorial participation (15%) - You will be assessed for your contribution and active participation in the tutorials. We look for constructive comments and thoughtful questions. Talking non-stop or asking irrelevant questions will not earn you any points.
# Written essay (about 1000 words, 45%)
# Journal (20%) - A record of your thoughts and comments on some of the lectures.
# Group project (2 in a group, 20%) - You will be asked to conduct interviews with people outside the class and write up the interviews.
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* HKU Official common core course page: http://commoncore.hku.hk/cchu9005/
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* How to send emails to teachers
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* [[WritingEmails|How to send emails to teachers]]
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100% coursework. No exam.
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100% coursework. No exam. Details to be announced later.
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* Enrolment: All done by the computer system. The lecturer will not be able to enrol individual students.
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See https://cchu9005.wordpress.com/
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# Written assignment #1: 25%
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# Written assignment #1 (600 words): 25%
# Written assignment #2 (1000 words): 35%
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!!Assessment: [- 100% coursework. -]
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!!Assessment
100% coursework. No exam.
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!!Assessment: 100% coursework.
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!!Assessment: [- 100% coursework. -]
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* Tutorial schedule: TBA
* Tutors: TBA
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!!Assessment
100% coursework. No official exam. To be confirmed.
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!!Assessment: 100% coursework.
# Short online responses: 5%
# Written assignment #1: 25%
# Written assignment #2: 35%
# Group project (2 in a group): 20%
# Tutorial participation: 15%
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* You are required to attend tutorials. Details later.