BLINN COLLEGE

SPRING 2001

BUSINESS LAW 2301

Instructor: Cameron Reynolds, Attorney at Law

Phone: 846-1934

E-mail: camra@cox-internet.com

Book: Jentz Business Law, 7^th Edition

CLASS SCHEDULE

SUMMER 2000

JAN 15 - 19 Chapters 1, 3

JAN 22 - 26 Chapters 4, 5

JAN 29 - FEB 2 Chapter 6

FEB 5 - 9 Chapters 10,

FEB 12 - 16 Test 1, Chapter 12

FEB 19 - 23 Chapters 13, 14, 15

FEB 26 - MAR 2 Chapters 16, 17

MAR 5 - 9 Chapters 18, 19

MAR 12 - 16 Spring Break

MAR 19 - 23 Chapter 20, Test 2

MAR 26 - 30 Chapters, 21, 22

APR 2 - 6 Chapters 23, 24

APR 9 - 13 Chapter 25, Test 3

APR 16 - 20 Chapter 51

APR 23 - 27 Chapters 35, 36

APR 30 - MAY 4 Test 4

CLASS RULES

• Show up on time and be prepared.
• No drinks, hats, or beepers.
• Students are expected to read assignments prior to class.
• Students are encouraged to participate in class discussions.
• Assignments may be assigned at discretion of instructor and should be completed on time.
• If any student has any disability, please notify the instructor so that the proper accommodation can be arranged.
• Make-up exams are given only in extreme cases where the instructor is notified prior to the test; medical notes are expected as well as documentation supporting other excuses. If you miss an exam due to lack of attendance, failure to follow the syllabus and/or other unacceptable reasons, you will receive a "zero" for that exam and will need to drop the course.
• Pursuant to Blinn Policy, students are expected to attend class on a regular basis and any student who misses more than five classes is subject to being dropped from the class.
• The instructor reserves the right to modify the class schedule as the class proceeds.
• Grades will be determined on four exams with each exam counting as 25% of the student's final grade. The final test will not be comprehensive.
• Assignments will be given out periodically throughout the class. Students are expected to complete all assignments and turn them in before the due dates. In addition, pop quizzes will be given throughout the semester in order to encourage both participation and attendance.