Case Study: Hi Cherili

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Hi Cheri,

I just wanted to let you that one of the student did not submit the file for Access exam properly, so I gave him 0 points. He wrote an email to consider him but I replied him that since it has been instructed several times in the class how to submit a file X: drive, I cannot consider it.

Thanks & Regards,
Sonali

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