Dr. Meers -
Wouldn't that be what the course syllabus is for? At our school, we issue the syllabus and have a signature page that the student will sign and turn in, but schools really would just hand out the syllabus and the student is expected to follow the conditions and standards laid out in the syllabus. Seems to me that we're saying that as long as we have a well written syllabus that focuses on objectives rather than subjectives, we've achieved the goals of the "Performance Contract", yes?
-R
