Indianspirit said:Just wandering if anyone happened to know how to find out the policy at University of Indianapolis for taking something like calculus or statistics. It just seems like a work load if they have you tests by hand. I'd just like to know because it'd make me relieved.1. Homework Statement
The current testing policy for using calculators at U of I allows students to use a calculator for exams and quizzes if it is approved by the course instructor. However, some courses may have specific restrictions on calculator usage, so it is important to check with your professor.
Yes, the university has a list of approved calculators that are allowed for use during exams. This list is regularly updated and can be found on the university's website. It is important to note that programmable and graphing calculators are generally not allowed.
You can bring your own calculator, as long as it is on the approved list. However, some courses may require that you use a specific calculator, so it is best to check with your professor beforehand. The university also has calculators available for loan at the library.
If your calculator malfunctions during an exam, you should notify your professor immediately. They will provide you with a new calculator or make alternative arrangements for you to complete the exam without a calculator.
Yes, using an unapproved calculator during an exam is considered a violation of academic integrity and may result in disciplinary action. It is important to always check the approved calculator list and follow the guidelines set by your professor to avoid any issues.