Course syallabi can be accessed in the high school course pages. Here are the CPS handbook and the Career Center handbook insert.

Four semesters of course syllabi (the current and three previous semesters) are made available online through the university's web site at http://wwwapps.uww.edu/syllabus/. The library does not have hard copies of these electronic syllabi. The library does have hard copies of some syllabi not made available online, going back to Spring 2004. For an older course syllabus not available at the library or online, contact the department in which the class is or was taught.

Descriptions of courses are available on the web version of the University Bulletin (Catalogue of Courses). You can find out which courses are offered in the upcoming semester by visiting the Office of the Registrar's Web site and clicking on Course Look-up. Course syllabi are not always available online. You can check with the individual professor or department secretary to see if a course syllabus is available.

No, completing the MSW Program does not automatically make you a licensed social worker. In order to become licensed, you must pass the Association of Social Work Boards national licensure exam offered through the Minnesota Board of Social Work. Licensure requirements vary from state to state. More information about licensure in Minnesota can be found on the Minnesota Board of Social Work website: http://www.socialwork.state.mn.us/

The syllabi that are posted on the website are just samples. They contain the first several pages, not the full syllabus. Most CLU course syllabi are between 20 and 50 pages.

There are set course books for each of the courses ECC offers. Group classes will have a suggested syllabus, for example Units 1 to 4 of our elementary general English course book in a thirty-hour course. Students receiving individual tuition usually have a more flexible syllabus, based more precisely on the individual needs of the student, and paced according to their ability. Our course books are mainstream EFL texts by the major EFL publishers.

Students can view syllabi or course evaluations for SIPA classes regardless of whether they have registered for the class. In the upper right box under “Search Courses” enter the four-digit course number (e.g., for the course INAF 4595, enter 4595). A list of courses will appear. Click "View” next to the course name to see the syllabus. Click on “Search Courses” in the left menu bar.

Yes, there are several ways to do this. You can use Blackboard. We can put the documents on your personal webpage. Send the documents you want included on your web page to the Department Webmaster at politics.web@nyu.edu. If you want to edit and update your page yourself, see these instructions. For graduate courses, you can also create a directory on the I: drive (or "courses" drive) on the server. For more information on how this works, see the About the Courses drive webpage.

Yes. Having these documents and texts are useful references for the practicum/internship experiences and the comprehensive exam.

At present we have three handbooks, the Novice Handbook and the Piligrim Handbook. The Craftsman Handbook is currently being written.

Your syllabus, lecture material, assignments and labs will be set up as Web pages, and accessed via your web browser. Textbooks and other required and recommended books or materials will be available through the UTPB Book Store. If you want to contact the UTPB Bookstore directly to ship textbooks to you for a small fee, call (432)-552-0221.

YES. Course syllabi are available upon request. For quick access, they may be sent as attachments via e-mail.

These are not available in the Main Library. They may be available from Colleges/Schools. The Edinburgh University Centre, Nicholson Street, only has a few.

You can also check out the course description or the syllabi online or you can contact the instructor directly.

Students who drop a course are not automatically deleted from a WebCT course. Students can delete themselves from a WebCT course using the 'Remove Course' button on their my WebCT page. Instructors can also delete students.

There is no single place to upload a syllabi per se in Catalyst, rather the elements of a syllabus are separated out into the Course Description with texts, Policies: grading, attendance, etc. However, a popular option has been for faulty to cut and paste their syllabus into the course description text box. Faculty have also posted their syllabus as an attachment to the first day their class meets. Check to see that you are viewing the correct semester.

More detailed information about each UTeach course is now available on the UTeach Institute website at http://www.UTeach-institute.org/publications/index.cfm. The UTeach Course Curriculum document is a draft chapter taken from the Operations Manual that describes the UTeach degree plans and gives more information about the UTeach Courses. Unfortunately course syllabi from previous instructors at UTeach Austin are not currently available.

The most commonly-used handbook of LSL traits is Guttag and Horning's handbook ([Guttag-Horning93], Appendix A). This can be obtained by anonymous ftp with the LSL checker (see section 2.3 Where can I get a checker for LSL?). A hypertext version is on-line in http://www.research.digital.com/SRC/larch/toc.html A general resource for all known handbooks that are publically available is found on the world-wide web, at the following URL. http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~leavens/Handbooks.

Research assistants and those with UD fellowships (students"on contract") have coverage through the Student Medical Insurance Plan. This does not include spouses or dependents. Information and a web-based application are available at http://www.udel.edu/shs/insurance/. Students who are not on contract can purchase health insurance through the Student Medical Insurance Plan. Many medical services are provided at Student Health Service.

Yes, Medical Students seeking a medical rotation/clerkship in an IHS facility should contact the appropriate person on the Medical Student Clerkship Contacts List. There are several medical student rotation benefits and requirements.

Anyone can use the course, there are different pay scales depending upon your group's classification. Purdue students are afforded the lowest rate.

Certainly. There are widely varying ranges in writing ability in students as well as adults. Some students need more instruction and practice time than others.

Currently an online version of the ministry's Official Driver's Handbook is available for viewing on the ministry's web site, as a guide to improve road safety. In addition, the web site contains a number of practice questions of the type found on the ministry's knowledge tests. The ministry's licensing manuals are published as reference materials and are available in a book form that can be easily kept in a vehicle glove box.

Books within this series provide basic background information on each country's history, culture, economics, government and politics, and national security. The Department of the Army, which had been the sponsor since the 1950s, terminated funding for the project in 1998. These publications may be out of date as to current data but continue to provide valuable, in-depth background on a country's history, culture, geography, and society.

Each Handbook includes Scripture memory; Scripture meditation; character, skill, and adventure projects; and physical training. Each Handbook is divided into six Phase Manuals. Each Phase Manual can be completed in six to eight weeks, thus an entire Handbook is designed to be completed in one year.

The Lutheran Handbooks are innovative learner resources for Here We Stand. Witty, ironic, and a little irreverent—just like teens—these handbooks take a humorous approach to confirmation learning. The Lutheran Handbook is the core learner resource and includes Luther's Small Catechism. The Lutheran Handbook II is the companion learner resource for Unit 4: Lutheran Theology and Doctrine.

We are currently hard at work on a range of Handbook product for 2007, including an A-Z Update mini-series and more themed books.

Admitted students are provided special access to the CADS website at www.c4ads.org. Blackboard or equivalent web-based technology is planned in the future for simplified access to course material.

If some of these points seem a bit direct, just ask yourself what else you would purchase without asking some direct questions. And remember, any teacher or practitioner who has an issue answering any of these is less prepared than you are!