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Quantitative Methods for Communication (Spring 2022)
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== Participation == I expect you to be an active member of our class. This includes reading the material before class, paying attention in class, participating in activities, and being actively engaged in learning, thinking about, and trying to understand the material. To make sure that everyone has an opportunity to participate and to encourage you to do the assignments, I will randomly select students to answer questions about the concepts from readings or to explain portions of homework assignments and labs. Lecture classes will also typically include questions on Hotseat, which will also be used to take attendance. Please do not come to class if you have COVID symptoms (or symptoms of other airborne diseases!). In order to align the incentives so that people don't show up sick, we will track attendance but lecture and lab participation will be self-graded out of a total of 20 points.
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