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Week 3

This document outlines the expectations and syllabus for a first-year university transition course taught by Mrs. Rasha Musalam. It includes expectations for punctuality, no mobile use, respect, and active listening during class. The attendance policy requires students to notify instructors in advance of any absences and may fail a student who misses 4 or more weeks of class. The syllabus overview covers university policies and procedures, personal academic goals, academic support resources, and academic integrity. It provides a look ahead at the semester schedule, assignments, readings and activities covering topics like study skills, goal setting, teamwork, presentations and assessments.

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Week 3

This document outlines the expectations and syllabus for a first-year university transition course taught by Mrs. Rasha Musalam. It includes expectations for punctuality, no mobile use, respect, and active listening during class. The attendance policy requires students to notify instructors in advance of any absences and may fail a student who misses 4 or more weeks of class. The syllabus overview covers university policies and procedures, personal academic goals, academic support resources, and academic integrity. It provides a look ahead at the semester schedule, assignments, readings and activities covering topics like study skills, goal setting, teamwork, presentations and assessments.

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University First-Year Transition

UNIV 100
Mrs. Rasha Musalam

1
EXPECTATIONS
For our time together this semester

Turn your PUNCTUALITY


expectations into Be at least 1
REQUESTS minute early NO MOBILES

DIALOUGE

HYBRID ACTIVE
LEARNING RESPECT LISTENING
Syllabus Overview

Personal Academic
AURAK Polices 02 01 Goals
and Procedures ( Self Efficacy)

overview
method
AURAK Academic AURAK School
Support
(Advisement, Peer Tutoring,
03 06 Tours
(Business, Engineering, Arts
Writing Center) & Science)

Academic Integrity People Skills


(Plagiarism)
04 05
(Leadership, Teamwork,
presentation skills)
Syllabus and Resources

Click for the syllabus

Click for the e-book


A Look Ahead: Fall 2021

Classes Begin

Letter to Future Team Data collection Student Reading


Self (5%) To Be Decided Writing Peer Tutors
formation assignment Presentation summary
(5%) Center Form
(5%) (5%) (5%) of weeks
Assignment guide 2- 4 Activities (5%)
and template will (2%) (5%) **Due in 1st
be posted on week of Nov.
Blackboard

Group A:
WEEK 4
WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8
Group B:
29 -Sept 4 5-11 Sept 12-18 Sept WEEK 5 26 – Oct 2 3-9 Oct 10-16 Oct 17-23 Oct.
19-25 Sept

Assignment Submission is due a day before the next class


A Look Ahead: Fall 2021

International
Plagiarism Multiple Advisement General Business Engineering Education Final Test
Activity Intelligences Assignment Education School Team Activities Activity / (10%)
(5%) Assignment (10%) Competencies Building General
Activity (5%) (5% )
(5%) form Education
Reading Activity (5%)
(5%) summary of
weeks 5- 12 Gateway
(3%) Assessment
(5%)

WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11 WEEK 12 WEEK 13 WEEK 14 WEEK 15 WEEK 16


24-30 Oct 31 - Nov 6 7-13 Nov 14-20 Nov 21-27 Nov 28-Dec 4 5-11Dec 12-20 Dec

Assignment Submission is due a day before the next class


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What do I want from university?

Please select all that apply


and take a screenshot of
the answer and upload to
the Blackboard
What’s Next?

01 Reading: The Study Skills


Handbook: P. 1-7
Remember to keep track of your readings which should be
summarised in a word document, due in week 5.

“Letter to Future Self” Assignment 02


Assignment template
Assignment Rubric
University First-Year Transition
UNIV 100
Mrs. Rasha Musalam
Week_2

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Attendance Policy

02
• Students are required to:  Provide a medical certificate
or other corroborating
evidence to explain their

01
• Notify and obtain permission absence, if required by the
from course instructors in University.
advance that they will be absent
from time-tabled class sessions.

03  Where a student fails to


attend classes for four or
more weeks cumulatively,
Creating Diverse Discourse
Questions, Ideas, and Thoughts on
Goal Setting & Teams formation 10
minutes
discourse
Task: In groups of 4:
• Discuss the importance of goal setting and how to
achieve a goal
• WHEN and WHY do we work in TEAMS?

Select one person to present on behalf of the team


Goal Settings
A goal without a PLAN is just a wish
• Why do we set goals?
• Too big or too small goals?
• Break your goals into chunks (Magic stairway)
• What is your goal?

S.M.A.R.T. Goals
Teamwork & collaboration

-Share a common goal


-Respect, trust, collaborate &
communicate with each other
-Know each other strengths and
use these strengths in achieving
the common goal
What’s Next?

Reading: The Study Skills


01 Handbook: Chapter 8: Working with
Others
Remember to keep track of your readings which should be
summarised in a word document, due in week 5.

“Letter to Future Self” Assignment 02


“Team formation” Assignment
Deadline: 13 Sept @ 12:59pm
University First-Year Transition
UNIV 100
Mrs. Rasha Musalam
Week 3

15
EXPECTATIONS
For our time together this semester

Turn your PUNCTUALITY


expectations into Be at least 1
REQUESTS minute early NO MOBILES

DIALOUGE

ACTIVE
RESPECT LISTENING
Attendance Policy

02
• Students are required to:  Provide a medical certificate
or other corroborating
evidence to explain their

01
• Notify and obtain permission absence, if required by the
from course instructors in University.
advance that they will be absent
from time-tabled class sessions.

03
 Where a student fails to attend
classes for four or more weeks
cumulatively, the instructor has
the option of deeming that the
student has failed the course
What has been covered?
Reading:
01 The Study Skills Handbook: Page: 1-7

Chapter 8: Working with Others


02 Remember to keep track of your readings which should be summarised in a
word document, due in week 5.

Assignments:
01 “Letter to Future Self”

02 “Team formation”
What is Data?
Task: In pairs:
Discuss the meaning of data and example of data? 3
minutes
discourse

Data is everywhere. It is a collection of facts.

Types of Data: Quantitative (Numerical)


Qualitative (Non-numerical)

Quantitative: Number of ladies & men in this class


Qualitative: Students opinion about UNIV 100
Why we need Data?
Task: In pairs:
Mention up to three reasons for collecting data?
2
minutes

• To answer a question discourse

• Tell story

• Analyse, compare and improve

• Find solutions to problems

• Make informed decisions


• Draw conclusion ..etc.
How do we collect & present data?
We collect data from two sources:
Primary (Data collected by researchers): Interviews, Surveys,
Observations, case study
Secondary (Existing data): previous research, official reports,
statistics, web information.
What’s Next?

Reading: The Study Skills


01 Handbook: Chapter 1: Success as a
student
Remember to keep track of your readings which should be
summarised in a word document, due in week 5.

“Data collection” assignment 02


Deadline: a day before the next class
Week 4 Presentation

Short presentation to work on next class:

Upload your PowerPoint to Blackboard before Week 4 class.

• Three slides:
• Who we are as a team - introduce members in more detail
• What questions we asked and why
• What data we collected (charts / graphs)

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