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This derived copy of "Rubrics for Exams and Group Projects in Ethics" has been created primarily for students in the course, "The Environment of the Organization." Students will be provided with rubrics to help them understand how group and individual work will be graded. It will also provide Jeopardy exercises designed to prepare them for course exams as well as to promote understanding of the cases and the concepts used in this course. Students who have lost their syllabi, will find copies of the most recent versions uploaded as a media file. This module is being developed as a part of an NSF-funded project, "Collaborative Development of Ethics Across the Curriculum Resources and Sharing of Best Practices," NSF SES 0551779.
  • The first link connects to the Ethics Bowl assignment for engineering and business students. It corresponds with the Ethics Bowl rubric displayed below.
  • The second link connects to the module on developing reports on computing socio-technical systems. It outlines an assignment where computing students carry out an analysis of the impact of a computing system on a given socio-technical system. A rubric to this activity used in computer ethics classes is provided below.
  • The third link to the Three Frameworks module corresponds to a rubric below that examines how well students deploy the frameworks on decision-making and problem-solving outlined by this module.
  • The final link to Computing Cases provides the reader with access to Chuck Huff's helpful advice on how to write and use rubrics in the context of teaching computer ethics.

Introduction

This module provides a range of assessment and study materials used in classes in business, engineering and computer ethics. Rubrics will help you understand the standards that will be used to assess your writing in essay exams and group projects. They also help your instructor stay focused on the same set of standards when assessing the work of the class. Jeopardy exercises will help focus your study efforts and help you to identify your strengths and weaknesses as you prepare for class exams. A copy of the course syllabus has been included in case you lose the copy given to you in the first class. As the semester progresses, expect this module to change and eventually fulfill the function of serving as a portal to other modules and online materials relevant to this and other classes.

Revised schedule for fall 2011

Revised schedule for fall 2011

Course syllabi

Syllabus for environments of the organization

Syllabus for business, society, and government

Environment of the organization course syllabus spring 2011

Environment of organization course syllabus, spring 2012, short version

Admi 4016 syllabus fall 2012 short form

Environment of organization syllabus f2012--long form

Environment of organization syllabus spring 2013

Environment of organization syllabus fall 2013

Environment of organization syllabus spring 2014

Environment of organization syllabus fall 2014

Admi 4016 syllabus spring 2015

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Prevent foreign microbes to the host
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They are friends to host only when Host immune system is strong and become enemies when the host immune system is weakened . very bad relationship!
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cell is the smallest unit of life
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cell is the structural and functional unit of life
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