Unless otherwise noted, your homework is to write complete solutions for all the questions and problems from each assigned textbook worksheet.
| Homework 1 | due Jan 11 | Worksheets 1, 2 |
| Homework 2 | due Jan 18 | Worksheets 3, 4, 5 |
| Homework 3 | due Jan 25 | Worksheets 6, 7, 8 |
| Homework 4 | due Feb 1 | Worksheets 9, 10, 11 |
| Homework 5 | due Feb 15 | Worksheets 12, 13, 14, |
| Homework 6 | due Feb 22 | Worksheets 15, 16, 17, |
| Homework 7 | due March 7 | Worksheets 18 (arrow pbls), 19, 20, 21 |
| Homework 8 | not collected |
This material will
be included on the Final Exam: Worksheets 23, 24 & from Worksheet 22 Arrow Problems only (11, 12, 13) |
Homework Rules:
 | Always write complete solutions, showing all your work. A correct answer is not enough for full credit. The final answers to most questions are available to you; the grader will be checking that you know how to get that answer, not just that you can write it down. |
| You must put your name and your quiz section (for example, AC) in the top right-hand corner of your assignment. |
| Be neat. Your grader must be able to easily read your solutions. |
| Problems should appear in the correct order, leaving room for a grader to write comments, if necessary. |
| Cut off shaggy edges and staple all pages together, in order (The grader may refuse to accept it otherwise.) |
| Homework is due in lecture on the posted due date. If you are unable to come to lecture on a day that homework is due, then you may turn your homework to your TA in quiz section on Thursday, or have it at your instructor's office. Usually there will a homework box outside Dr. Nichifor's office, which will be removed at 3 pm on the due date. If you arrive after 3 pm, then your homework is late and will not be accepted. |
GRADING: Your homework grade in this course has two components: a completion grade and an accuracy grade. You will receive some points in proportion to the number of the assigned problems you have completed regardless of whether or not they were done correctly. In addition, each week, your instructors will choose 3 problems to be graded for correctness. We will not announce to you which problems will be graded. Therefore, it is important that you complete every problem assigned and include a complete solution for that problem. Students who make an honest attempt at every assigned problem will receive high scores on homework (even if they don't get the correct answers). Students who skip problems, do only half the assignment, or just write down the answers from the answer packet will receive low homework scores.