If you are a currently enrolled student, you need to go the grade page assigned to you.

GRADE CALCULATION FORM
First Day of Internet Semester ____________

The instructor uses the New Testament Grade Calculator Form to determine your grade.

• I try to keep it updated regularly.
• I will give you the specific URL when your are registered with Coastal Bend College
• If you believe there is some error, CONTACT THE INSTRUCTOR IMMEDIATELY.

New Testament Grade Calculator Form Keeps a record of your grade.

INSTRUCTOR'S COMMENTS on Weekly Assignments

151-136  = A | 135-120 = B | 119-104   = C | 103-88  = D | Below 87 = F
Final grade is determined by the [Final Score / Total Score Possible}

 SUMMARY OF TEXT BY WEEK keeps a record of your grades by week for the Summaries of Metzger's text.

Weekly Assignments  
Each week you will find a page to complete that is related to the weeks subjects. After you answer you submit the form

Keep a record of  your grades by week for the Weekly Assignments

• Each week has a Weekly Assignment
• Maximum number of points for Weekly Assignments is RED.

Weekly Questions Keeps a record your grades by week for the  Weekly question

• Each week has a Weekly Question which facilitates dialogue between students and instructor.
• Maximum number of points for Weekly Assignments is RED.

 Course Content by Week & Date/Week Assignments are due

Attendance: 

• Your Internet class begins when you are registered with the college.
  • Depending on when you register, your first Internet Class week may be more than seven (7) days, but no less than seven ( 7) days.
• Each Internet week ends at midnight Sunday.
• Attendance is determined by your communicating with the instructor.
• Remember  you may take an INTERNET WEEK Break at any time. You must inform the instructor before hand.
• You MUST communicate once a week even if you do not turn in an assignment.
• You may be dropped from the Internet Course for failure to communicate every week.

Instructor Comments:                                                                                         

Updated Thursday, February 24, 2000