Those which are for general college use or those which can only
be purchased in bulk such as gallons of paint for silkscreening,
muslin for draping patterns, carboys of sulphuric acid for use in

the laboratory, etc., are the College's responsibility.

CANCELLATION OF CLASSES

 

The faculty member's contract with the College includes teaching

 

every clas. assign.d to him or her.

 

Instructors may make arrangements with their individual classes to
meet at another time and place if it is impossible for the Instructor
to meet a class because of personal reasons. This must be cleared
with the Divisional Director. Absence due to illness may or may not
be replaced depending upon the exigencies of the situation. Absences
for other purposes such as conventions are normally covered by other
faculty in the same Division, provided that the replacement provides

bona fide, useful, learning experiences.

PREREQUISITES FOR COURSES

 

No course at: Douglas College has as a prerequisite another College
or high school course unless it can be demonstrated to the College
Curriculum committee and the Dean of Curriculum that the entire

course is required t« move into the course for which a prerequisite
is required.

It is assumed that, if a student enters a course without having the
prerequisite and successfully completes that course, he has demon-
strated by passing the second course that he could have passed the
first one and any rejuirement for the first course is automatically

waived. This does not mean that a student gets credit where the

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