Your online syllabus: a tactical maneuver against AH1N1

Some behavioral adjustments against the virus: if you have any symptom of a respiratory infection,such as sneezing, coughing, fever, headache with runny nose, muscle pains, and whatever else, DO NOT ATTEND CLASS. YOU WILL BE ALLOWED MAKE-UP ACTIVITIES when you recover. However, you will have to present a medical certification of your illness.

The following syllabi can be downloaded from my website http://angelfire.com/scifi/hitek/index.html

Political Dynamics, Politics of Development, Sociology of Development, Democratic Theory and Practice and Political Dynamics of China and Taiwan. For undergraduates, take note of the schedule of quizzes, and the required name tags and readings.

For graduate students, choose a reading to report on. There may be one examination before the midterm (preliminary) period, especially if a lot of meetings are cancelled.

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