Students,
Your Unofficial Grades are
Your Official Grades have been submitted to the Registrar's Office. Note the following:
1. In several cases there were minor adjustyments based on typos, etc.
They are on your transcript but not in the unofficial grades listed above.
2. If you are doing a makeup final and I don't have your grade yet, I have entered a temporary grade of F.
I am required to do that, and change your grade as soon as I grade your final exam.
Now that the course is over,
if you would like to keep informed about the ongoing economic crisis
consider bookmarking and reading: http://baselinescenario.com/
If you would like to read about the Canadian/Chinese
contribution to the financial meltdown see:
www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/17-03/wp_quant
Canadian University Enrolment: See Where you Stand in the Overall Picture
Below is a speech by the President of York University.
The speech is about York and the tomorrow we will all inherit,
a tomorrow we will all have to build and live in...together...give it a read.
Good Luck in your last ECON1000 course challenge - I hope you cleared the fence
I am leaving the course info online for a while - to assist students who may petition for makeup exams:
Everything you need for the completion of the course is now on this website,
with all the links on this front page. Beyond now the only updates will be with
regard to course details.
- You now have -
The Final Exam Guides to Chapters 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 Guide to the Final Exam
The Sample Final Exam (see below)
NOTE: The final exam will not be as difficult as the midterm
IMPORTANT: The Guides to the Chapters and the Remediation Powerpoints are designed so that you can
practically self-study for the final exam even if work, or other obligations, make it difficult to attend the
remediation sessions.
Additional Study Help: http://ourecon1000.pbwiki.com/Internet-Economics-Resources
The Remediation Powerpoints for Chapters 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, & 13 are now posted below
and on the PowerPoint page. Remediation PowerPoint presentations focus on the
material to be covered in the remediation sessions and covered on the final exam,
but may also contain some material you should know about although it won't be on
the final exam. Use the chapter guides to the final to verify what will and will not be
covered on the final.
Click here: >Copy of the SAMPLE FINAL EXAM PDF (for Chapters 11,12,13) 1000F08sampleFNL2.pdf
Some of the sample questions will appear on the final exam
Click here for Chapter Guide to the Final Exam Material to be covered .
The exam will consist of 60 multiple-Choice Questions distributed as follows:
Chapter 7: 3 questions
Chapter 8: 8 questions
Chapter 9: 10 questions
Chapter 10: 10 questions
Chapter 11: 9 questions
Chapter 12: 10 questions
Chapter 13: 10 questions
PROCESS FOR MAKING UP THE FINAL EXAM: For those who may have to make make up the Final Exam
for ECON1000 C. There is a formal procedure for students who, for good and documented reasons, miss the final
exam for a course. It involves a petition submitted to a committee, and that committee makes a decision as to
whether or not you can do a make up final, and if so, when.
There can be an informal process whereby the student deals directly with the course instructor to consider and set
an appropriate date for a make up final exam. Some departments and faculty allow that and others don't.
Such informal requests start by contacting me, and the earlier the better. There are limits to what I can do
before you are moved into the formal process.
Your Midterm Exam Grades are here> Midterm Grades
A copy of the Midterm Exam, with answers, is here> F08econ10001post.pdf
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