Fig. 1: Ryerson winners of the 2007 LIFT Awards. From left to right: Chancellor G. Raymond Chang, Prof. Fil Salustri, Prof. Gosha Zywno, President Sheldon Levy, Prof. Frankie Stewart, Prof. Arne Kislenko, and Provost Alan Shepard.

• Read me: What every student should know about me.
• Office hours: Are you a student who needs to see me? Find out how to make an appointment.
• My general FAQ.
• Personal productivity for students - hints and tips for staying organized in University.
• Notes on critical thinking, which is something all students should be good at.

• MIE Documents for Students
• Using Salustri's PTI
• Salustri's grading policy
• Deductions and penalties
• Grading team reports
• Course policies
• Don't bother begging for marks
• List of design projects
• Ryerson policy notes

Fig. 2: Winners of 2007 LIFT Awards from Engineering at Ryerson, with our Dean, Prof. Stal Boctor.

• Solidworks information
• Flipped classrooms

• Descriptions of Ryerson classrooms
• Prescriptive design for learning
• Thesis and report structuring
• Quizzing plus design equals practise
• Assigning letter grades in excel
• Best practices for working with TAs/GAs (2011)
• Graduate Student-Supervisor discussion checklist (2014)
• Graduate Supervisor Guidelines (2011)

• Engineering team performance scale
• The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: An Annotated Bibliography (2002)
• Curriculum Assessment Handbook by Wolf, Hill, and Evers, 2006.
  • From the introduction: This handbook is primarily aimed at departments, faculties, and programme committees that need qualitative and quantitative data to answer the question “How is our curriculum doing?”