80 <= X < 83 B- 77 <= X < 80 C+ 73 <= X < 77 C 70 <= X < 73 C- 67 <= X < 70 D+ 63 <= X < 67 D 60 <= X < 63 D- X < 60 F Rules for Quizzes, Tests, and Final Exam What is permitted: You may have exactly ONE browser tab open and that MUST point to the Blackboard page where you obtain the test data and where you submit your solution. You may have the program open (Excel, Access, Blackboard) that you must use to construct your test solution. You may use the built-in Excel and Access help. You may bring one double-sided sheet of paper containing notes. What is NOT permitted: You may NOT access online resources of any kind: previous homework, online tutorials, etc. You may NOT open any other internet resource such as e-mail. You may NOT e-mail your completed test to yourself or to anyone else. You may NOT open any program installed on the machine other than the browser to Blackboard and the program that you are using to construct your test solution. You may NOT use any digital device to bring information or data into or out of the lab. You may NOT use a cell phone or other communication device while in the lab. You may NOT talk to another student while in the lab. If you have a question about the test or a technical problem with your computer, speak to the instructor. Testing Procedures To create a fair testing environment for all students, the following test procedures are generally observed: Students must show a photo ID with their full and correct name. Husky IDs, passports, and driver's licenses are acceptable forms of identification Students are assigned to workstations or seats at random by the instructor Students may be moved to different workstations or seats at the discretion of the instructor Students may receive different assessments, tests, or work instructions Students may be asked to use a lockdown browser or to log into a specific user account with reduced network access privileges Test instructions must be returned prior to leaving the quiz or test or make-up exam. Failure to do so results in a 0 for the assessment, a full two letter reduction in the final course grade, and a report to OSCCR for academic dishonesty.