See class blocks, choose this week’s tutorial or lab, and keep the repeating grade tasks visible without digging through tabs.
Solid class blocks and selected sessions, shown in Calgary time.
Each set is saved separately by week.
Deadlines, assignment windows, quizzes, class blocks, and small recurring mark tasks—together, with the urgent items easy to spot.
Use the date picker in Week overview to change weeks. Check an item off here or in Marks & dates.
Choose a date to see your class schedule, chosen session, dated work, and personal notes together.
The date view includes lectures, your selected lab/tutorial, and any dated assessment.
Keep exam-day packing, room details, and reminders together.
Compare the listed options and save your selection for the week currently selected on the overview.
Track dated work separately from weekly participation. Final exam dates that are not confirmed stay marked as unscheduled.
Use one check-off per dated item. Repeating marks are tracked by week above.
Includes the grouped ECON 201 Achieve deadline you reported for Nov 4.
These match the selected week on the overview tab.
Small, repeating marks and the rules that affect how you can earn them.
Questions are unannounced during lectures; each point is split between participating and answering correctly. No makeup questions.
Tier: 90%+ earns 11%; 70–<90% earns 8%; 50–<70% earns 6%; 30–<50% earns 3%; below 30% earns 0%.
Ten marked activities are worth 2% each and must be completed in person in your assigned lab. Labs start in week 2; marked activities start in week 3.
If you miss one, arrange an in-person oral assessment before your next scheduled lab. Another section is not an automatic substitute.
Usually open two weeks early and allow four attempts: first three use the same question, fourth gives a new version. Up to 3 days late costs 10%. Test R by the end of week 4.
Answer in lecture. Missed polls cannot be made up; the lowest five scores are dropped, so save those drops for when needed.
Individual activity dates are posted separately. Check Achieve or D2L every week and treat each posted item as a deadline.
Six tutorial quizzes; best five count, at 10% each. Keep the one dropped quiz as a backup. Only T01 is listed in the supplied schedule.
MATH 311: best 5 of 6 homework scores. ECON 203: best 2 of 3 assignments. Do every assignment so the drop remains available.
The outlines do not list a separate tutorial attendance mark, but tutorials support assessed content. Ask before using a different section as a makeup.
ECON 201 and ECON 203 require a passing final to pass the course. Their course outlines say a stronger final letter grade may replace midterm weight if written.
Assignment 2 runs Oct 19–23. Assignment 3 is worth 35% and runs Nov 2–6. The final assignment runs Nov 23–27; all opening and closing windows are listed with times from your screenshot.
Other grading weights and the final exam date/time are still unconfirmed here; verify them in D2L and Student Centre.
Use this tentative weekly sequence to pair review with the quiz and homework calendar.