MARC Purpose:

	To provide a place where developmental math can be discussed and investigated so that learning may be achieved.
	To provide assistance through various means such as personal tutoring, computer tutorials, video instruction, and manipulatives.

Authorized Use of the MARC:

	Students currently enrolled in Math 50,51,51A,51B,59,61,71,71A, or 71B are the only ones allowed to use the MARC.
	Eligible students must complete a white registration card every semester.
	Students must be clocked in/out by a staff person using their MtSAC ID or a paper MARC ID.
	Students are to work only on activities related to their math class while in the MARC.
	Students may leave the MARC for a reasonable amount of short breaks, for extended breaks student must clock out.

Privacy:

MARC staff reserves the right to view your assignments and will do so periodically.

MARC Rules:

	The MARC is a non-credit class, so students must conduct themselves accordingly.
	Water is the only drink allowed in the MARC. No water on or near the computer tables.
	Food is to remain in backpacks. Eating is not allowed in the MARC.
	Students are to keep their feet off the furniture.
	Cell phones and pagers must be turned to low or on vibrate and must be used outside the MARC. Text messaging, gaming, etc are not allowed.
	Computer stations are to be used for math related activities only, including e-mail.
	Programs from the internet are not to be downloaded unless permission from the MARC supervisor has been granted.
	Students will not be assisted with quizzes or take-home exams without written permission from his/her instructor.
	Students' unauthorized use of the MARC computer systems, equipment, or facility will result in disciplinary action in accordance with Student Disciplinary Policy (A.R.& P. 609) and the California Education and Penal Code.
	Students will comply with all supervisor and tutor directions. Students are expected to observe the Code of Conduct regarding campus distrubances as set forth in the College Catalog: "In accordance with the Education Code and the Penal Code, the willful disturbances of classes, College activities, or procedures is a misdemeanor."