PROFESSOR: Robert Tarrant

OFFICE: LRC-213, Phone # 734-384-4293

OFFICE HOURS:
Monday 1:00-1:30 p.m., 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Tuesday 9:00-10:00 a.m. (Whitman)
Wednesday 1:00-1:30 p.m., 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Thursday 9:00-10:00 a.m. (Whitman)

ATTENDANCE:
REGULAR AND PROMPT ATTENDANCE IS A REQUIREMENT OF THIS COURSE.
To encourage this, students will receive six points added to their point total for
each complete class attended. Students arriving late or leaving early will have three points
added to their point total per class attended.

Students missing class because of illness or required attendance at a college-sponsored
event can earn attendance points by one of the following:

1. Provide a written excuse from a doctor.
2. Provide a written excuse from the faculty sponsor.

Students missing more than three (3) classes FOR ANY REASON will be requested to
drop the class.

REGARDLESS OF THE REASON FOR AN ABSENCE, IT IS THE STUDENTS' RESPONSIBILITY TO FIND OUT WHAT THEY MISSED AND MAKE IT UP PROMPTLY.

CHEATING: The following items are considered forms of cheating and will result in disciplinary action if
they occur during a test or quiz: 1) any discussion with someone other than the instructor;
2) copying from another student's work; 3) the use of any materials other than those specified
by the instructor.

GRADING: The student's grade will be determined by their performance on the tests, quizzes, and
homework; plus attendance points earned. The quizzes and homework will be weighted
so as to equal one, 100 point test. The final letter grades will be based on the total points
earned:

A = 680-605        D = 479-430
B = 604-555        E = 429 and below
C = 554-480

W and I
Students withdrawing from this course in the first twelve weeks will be assigned an automatic
"W" regardless of the quality of their course work. After twelve weeks, a "W" will be assigned
only if their course work is passing AT THE TIME OF THE WITHDRAWAL. All other students will
be assigned an "E".

A grade of "I" (incomplete) will be assigned to students whose term work is incomplete in a
MINOR way. An "I" grade will be reserved for critical situations that arise that are beyond
the control of the student, e.g. hospital illness, death in family, etc.

Make-ups will be allowed on all tests but not on quizzes or homework. Missed quizzes
or unsubmitted homework will be assigned a score of zero. With regard to make-up tests, (1)
no make-ups will be given during the last week of the semester; (2) make-up tests are usually
more difficult and are graded more stringently. For these reasons, it is to the student's
advantage to take the tests when they are scheduled, if at all possible.

HOMEWORK: HOMEWORK IS A REQUIREMENT OF THIS COURSE AND IS ONE OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF THIS CLASS. STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE ALL
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS COMPLETED IN A NEAT MANNER BEFORE COMING
TO CLASS. Students unable to consistently fulfill this requirement will be requested to drop the class.

COUNSELING: One of the many advantages of MCCC is the easy accessibility of your professors for
additional instruction and/or counseling. If you need help, take advantage of this opportunity.

TEXTBOOK:      Accounting, 5 th Edition, by Horngren, Harrrison, Bamber, Prentice Hall
                      Accounting Working Papers, 5 th Edition, by Horngren, Harrrison, Bamber, Prentice Hall
                      Chapters 12-26

OTHER            A Scantron form is required for each test.
                     A calculator is required during each class period and is recommended for each test.

METHOD OF INSTRUCTION: This course will be conducted in a lecture/discussion manner. The
exact problems and exercises to be assigned as homework, as well as the completion dates are in the class syllabus.

SUMMARY OF EXPECTATIONS: In keeping with nature and level of this course, the following is a
summary of expectations of student performance:

1. Students are expected to attend class regularly and be on time.
2. Students are expected to have their homework completed prior to the start of class.
3. Students are expected to have their textbook, homework, notebook, and calculator out and
ready to use throughout the class period.
4. Students are expected to take notes of the examples, illustrations, and discussion points made
during class.
5. Students are expected to participate in class by paying attention, asking questions, making
observations, and answering questions.

Please take note of the requirements of this course and the extensive responsibility it places on you the student. They should be considered in relationship to the other demands on your time. If you do not have time for this course this semester, you should consider taking it at another time. I reserve the right to make corrections and/or changes to the above information and the accompanying course syllabus if necessary.

I have read the above information and I understand my rights and responsibilities as a student in this class.

Signed________________________________________________________________ Date________________