• Class participation & attendance 15%
• Weekly reading encapsulation & application 15%
• Technical project - small game scene 5%
• Statement of principles 5%
• Initial proposal presentation 10%
• Final game proposal 25%
• Team assessments 10%
• Critical reflection on process 15%

NOTES:

Assignments and Evaluation: Grades in this class will be based on a percentage scale. Reading Encapsulations will not be accepted after 1:30 p.m. the Wednesday before class; late submissions for all other assignments will result in a grade reduction of 5 percentage points per day, unless you present documentation for a medical reason or other significant emergency. With the exception of Reading Encapsulations, you must complete all graded assignments in this course or you will receive a final grade of N.

Grading: Where a final exam is scheduled and you do not write the exam or withdraw from the course before the deadline date, you will be assigned an N grade. Unless otherwise specified on the course outline, all other graded assignments in this course must be completed for a final grade other than N to be assigned.

Academic Dishonesty and Misconduct Policy: The Department of Sociology and Anthropology follows SFU policy in relation to grading practices, grade appeals (Policy T 20.01) and academic dishonesty and misconduct procedures (S10.01‐S10.04). Unless otherwise informed by your instructor in writing, in graded written assignments you must cite the sources you rely on and include a bibliography/list of references, following an instructor-approved citation style.  It is the responsibility of students to inform themselves of the content of SFU policies available on the SFU website: http://www.sfu.ca/policies/gazette/student.html.