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 Class Time&Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 1:00 PM - 4:45 PM\\ \hline
 Classroom&Weir 235\\ \hline
 Instructor&James Church\\ \hline
-Personal Webpage&http://home.olemiss.edu/~jcchurch/\\ \hline
-Course Web page&On GitHub\\ \hline
+Personal Webpage&\verb+http://home.olemiss.edu/~jcchurch/+\\ \hline
+Course Web page&\verb+https://github.com/jcchurch/PythonAndR+\\ \hline
 Office&Weir 232\\ \hline
 Office Hours&Monday through Friday, any time in the morning, or by appointment\\ \hline
 Email&jcchurch@olemiss.edu\\ \hline
 Required Text&Data Analysis with Open Source Tools, by Philip K. Janert, ISBN: 9780596802356\\ \hline
-Course Description&This course is about data analysis from a scientific perspective. We will be discussing how to sample and analyze data (both small and large) and build models based on our assumptions. We will be using the tools Python and R. This class is designed to teach you all of the syntax behind Python and R.\\ \hline
+Course Description&This course will have a dual focus. The first focus is about data analysis from a scientific perspective. We will be discussing how to sample and analyze data (both small and large) and build models based on our assumptions. We will be using the tools Python and R. The second focus of this course is to teach the student all of the syntax behind Python and R.\\ \hline
 Course Pre-requisites& CSCI 211 (Computer Science III)\\ \hline
 Final Examination&Monday, June 22 at 4 p.m.\\ \hline
 Grading&
 The overall grade for this course will be determined according to the following weights:
-Homework (60\%), Test 1 (10\%), Test 2 (10\%), Final Exam (20)
+Homework (60\%), Test 1 (10\%), Test 2 (10\%), Final Exam (20\%)
 \\ \hline
 Grading Scale for this class& $A (>= 90), B (>= 80, <90), C (>= 70, <80), D (>= 60, <70), F (<60)$ \\ \hline
 Professional Conduct Policy& All students in CSCI 390 Section 1 are expected to conduct themselves in a
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 violation of the Honor Code to knowingly deceive, copy, paraphrase, or otherwise
 misrepresent your work in a manner inconsistent with professional conduct.''\\ \hline
 Student Disabilities Services Statement& ``It is the responsibility of any student with a disability who requests a reasonable accommodation to contact the Office of Disability Services (915-7128). Contact will then be made by that office through the student to the instructor of this class. The instructor will then be happy to work with the student so that a reasonable accommodation of any disability can be made.''\\ \hline
-Notes on Assignments&Some assignments will require you to write source code and send that code to the instructor. Please send your assignments from a real e-mail account. I'll be sending your feedback through that account. There are five assignments total.\\ \hline
+Notes on Assignments&Some assignments will require you to write source code and send that code to the instructor. Please send your assignments from a real e-mail account. I'll be sending your feedback through that account. There are 7 assignments total. All assignments are due at 8 AM of the due date (this is so that I may grade them and hand them back the same day).\\ \hline
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