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This course provides flexible student options to access materials on campus in Tulsa or off campus via compressed video sites. Tasks include quizzes, written reports, and time management strategies. Honor system applies to distant learning. Final grades depend on completing assignments.
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Introduction to System Safety D.W. Pitts Course Introduction
Course Administration • Flexible student options to access classroom material • On Campus live - Tulsa • Off Campus – Compressed Video Sites • CD-ROM & Streamed Video File also available
First Task • Send me an email acknowledging your enrollment in this class • Include: • Name • Company or University & Program • Job Title or Degree Program Status • Email address • Brief description of any past or present safety experience
Time Management • This course is designed to offer maximum flexibility within established boundaries • If you have business or personal circumstances that delay completing an assignment let me know • Quizzes will be conducted to assess transfer of information • A written report will be submitted to assess assimilation of knowledge
Quizzes • Worth 20% of course grade • Will cover reading assignments • 5 to 10 questions each • Essay type answer • Honor system allows Distant Learning – Respect yourself and others
Written Report • APA style • 10 pages minimum • Double spaced / 1 inch border • 4 reference sources (minimum) • Due NLT May 1, 2003 / 2359 hrs • 10% penalty for late report • Electronic copy can precede and must accompany hardcopy
Final Grades • Due May 13, 2003 • If you have all assignments to me NLT May 9th, I will assign a letter grade • If you have completed at least one assignment but not the remainder, I will assign an “I” which you have one year to remove • Otherwise, I will assign an “F”
Second Task • Visit the web site and download a copy of the Course Outline/Syllabus • Print a 3 slide note copy of Assignment 1 • Come to class with those notes and ready to discuss the following terms: • Safe • Safety • Hazard • Risk • Residual Risk
Finally As we begin our system safety mission let’s consider your thoughts on this: “Are you safe?”