Thanks for joining us for Day 1!
Here are the key things to remember:
What is PPC?
- MMDC learning is built around Problems, Projects, and Cases (PPCs).
- You learn by doing, applying, receiving feedback, and improving.
- This is how you build applicable capabilities.
Let’s reset a few expectations
- "Flexible" does not mean "without deadlines". Courses have defined timelines, milestones, and deadlines.
- "Output-based" does not mean "easy". You will be challenged to think, apply, improve, and demonstrate competence.
What’s next?
Before our next session on Augst 12, please complete:
- Read From Enrollmate to Camu and Google. This article also contains links to:
- Read Getting Started with your Coursera Account.
- Read the Student Handbook articles about Grading & FRS to get more detail on these processes.
To be able to view all the help center links, please review this article: Sign In to the Help Center for Full Access.
We also recommend that you also bookmark the New Student Orientation section of the Help Center to guide your through your first 2 weeks in MMDC.
We can spend a few minutes clarifying questions you may have on these readings during the next session. Our primary topic then will be Student Affairs including the academic calendar, policies, activities, and support.
Thank you!
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