Spanish 101 - Course Calendar

WINTER 2026 CALENDAR:

 

WEEK 1 
M Jan 5INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE
WEEK 3 
W Jan 21QUIZ 1
Th Jan 22GROUP PROJECT 1: COLLABORATIVE WRITING
F Jan 23INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 1: IN-CLASS WRITING
WEEK 4 
T Jan 27EXAM 1
W Jan 28Participation self-evaluation form
Th Jan 29INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 1: FINAL VERSION
F Jan 20CONVERSATION 1
WEEK 6 
T Feb 10CONVERSATION 2
W Feb 11QUIZ 2
Th Feb 12GROUP PROJECT 2: COLLABORATIVE WRITING
F Feb 13INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 2: IN-CLASS WRITING
WEEK 7 
W Feb 18EXAM 2
Th Feb 19Participation self-evaluation form
F Feb 20INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 2: FINAL VERSION
CONVERSATION 3
WEEK 9 
F Mar 6INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 3: IN-CLASS WRITING
CONVERSATION 4
WEEK 10 
T Mar 10QUIZ 3
W Mar 11GROUP PROJECT 3: COLLABORATIVE WRITING
Th Mar 12INDIVIDUAL PROJECT 3: FINAL VERSION
F Mar 13EXAM 3
Participation self-evaluation form

VERY IMPORTANT: All quizzes, exams, and graded assignments, including group and individual projects, will be completed in all sections of the course on the dates established in this calendar. Your teacher will provide you with a more detailed calendar, including also classroom activities and homework.

VERY IMPORTANT: Alternative due dates for quizzes, exams, and other graded activities can be arranged in case of illness or another valid reason, such as a personal hardship, or if you are a student athlete, in the national guard, or are missing class because of a UW mandatory academic activity. All extensions must be approved in writing (via email). If an extension is granted, make-up quizzes and exams must be completed within two weeks of the original date, and all other graded activities must be submitted within two weeks of the original due date. No further extensions will be granted.

In case of illness or other valid reason, you need to contact your instructor as soon as possible to discuss possible alternative due dates. If you are sick, let your teacher know you will be missing class via email. You should NOT provide medical documentation as proof of short-term illness to justify an absence. 

If you are a student athlete, in the national guard, or are missing class because of a UW mandatory academic activity, you need to provide your instructor with proper documentation indicating the dates you will be missing class. Alternative arrangements for quizzes, exams, and assignments need to be made BEFORE the due date.

VERY IMPORTANT: If you are a DRS student or need religious accommodations, please visit the main page of the course syllabus for more detailed information on UW policies and resources.

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