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MEDIA STUDIES · SYLLABUS
Course assessment
The media reflection is due Tuesday at 5:00 pm and accounts for 15% of the course grade. Submit your reflection through the course site.
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ECON 301
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5:00 pm
Media reflection
15% of the course grade
Media studies syllabus, p. 6Ask Ace
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Late work loses 10% per day.CS 101 syllabus
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15% of course grade · Syllabus p. 6 - Course policies & materials
- CS 101 · 10% late penalty per day
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Ace
It’s due Tuesday at 5:00 pm and is worth 15% of your course grade. Submit it through the course site. [1]
“The media reflection is due Tuesday at 5:00 pm and accounts for 15% of the course grade.”
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