POLS 2210: Introduction to
American Government
American Government
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Class Documents:
These first two documents need to be downloaded and read by each member of the class, as the guidelines — fundamental guidelines — for the course are provided therein. At this point, I am assuming that all questions regarding the mechanics of the course and your responsibilities are answered.
The course syllabus lists the general requirements and expectations for the course. All specifics can be located on this website.
The stylesheet explains how to format all papers for this class. All papers that you hand in for credit, except for in-class activities, must adhere to this stylesheet.
These are the guidelines for the group presentations due after my Spring Break. The document is also available on the page dedicated to this project.
This document explain how to brief a US Supreme Court case. It also gives you an example of a briefed case. While you do not absolutely need to read it until after your Spring Break, it would behoove you to read it before you actually start on your presentation.
This document explains and shows how to properly reference all of your works for this class. The APSA is the American Political Science Association.
This is the document you are to download for class on February 13. Make sure you read through it. If you want, you can think about it, but do not do it... until class.
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