Course and Schedule Updates

• Course is offered on campus in a traditional face-to-face format.
• Classroom seating is set up for social-distancing.
• Face-coverings are required, and all other COVID-19 protocols remain in effect.

Schedule/CAMS Designation: 01, 02, etc.—standard course section designations

• Course is offered in a multimodal delivery.
  • This is a modification to our Flex mode from the fall semester:
• Live, in-person lectures or problem-solving sessions with the students in person and, at the same time, synchronously through a web-based meetings platform…BUT up to 50% of the course will require in-person/in-class attendance.
• FX classes meet on specified days and at specific times. 

Schedule/CAMS Designation: Section # followed by FX

• Course is fully online and may include synchronous elements.
• A regularly CAMS scheduled course meeting time is established and used for class meetings as well as exam and quiz scheduling.

Schedule/CAMS Designation: Section # followed by OL

• Lab sections will be delivered face-to-face.  
• Live, in-person lab sessions meet on specified days and at specific times.

Schedule/CAMS Designation: Course # is followed by the letter “L” (e.g. 2045L)

• C course sections will be delivered face-to-face and in a multimodal delivery.
• Most C courses will be Face-to-Face including the laboratory sessions.
• Instructor conducts live, in-person lectures or problem-solving sessions with the students in person and, at the same time, synchronously through a web-based meetings platform.
• C classes meet on specified days and at specific times.
• Up to 50% of the course will require in-person/in-class attendance.

Schedule/CAMS Designation: Course # is followed by the letter  “C” (e.g. 1007C)

1. All course modalities that include on-campus or face-to-face student engagement require face-coverings and all other COVID-19 protocols remain in effect. 
2. Students in the classrooms will be managed to ensure that social distancing is maintained during the delivery of the course material.
3. Students not in the classroom and where the class is not being recorded will be required to have cameras on and a microphone available to communicate with and participate in the course.
4. As is always the case, students seeking reasonable accommodations must work with the CARE Services Team.
5. Students are responsible for keeping up with course material when they are absent due to routine illness or other circumstances by following the syllabus, materials in Canvas, and keeping in communication with the instructor. In cases of COVID-19 quarantine or isolation, students must work through Counseling Services where additional support will be managed on a case-by-case basis.

The student experience at Florida Poly must be rich in interactions between faculty and students and within student peer groups. To promote this experience, we have set expectations for Spring 2021 attendance to provide students with on-campus access to learning and to support strong student engagement in academics and campus life.

• Students in Face-to Face, Low-Flex, C courses, and Lab Courses are expected to attend classes on campus and in-person.
• Students in any kind of Flex-delivered course must demonstrate in-person/on-campus class attendance as outlined in the course syllabus.
• Students in Face-to-Face courses are expected to be in attendance for all course sessions as all classrooms are set up for physical distancing and class capacity is set to not exceed that level.

Students who have received approval from CARE Services for a reasonable accommodation will be required to complete the Remote Attendance Agreement form. The form will be sent directly to eligible students. An example of the form can be seen here.  

The classrooms in the IST Building have been adjusted in accordance to CDC guidelines. The chart below will show the new seating capacities for each room. 

Contact the Registrar's Office if you have any questions.