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Homework Assigments

Jump to homework assignments.

In Math 13 you have a number of responsibilities, the first of which is being fully aware of the content of the general information page.

In particular, that page contains:

• dates of midterm exams,
• policy regarding homework,
• how the honor principle applies in this course, and
• how grades will be computed.

Web-based homework assigments

The daily web-based problems can be accessed via the WeBWorK Login link on the navigation bar at the top of the page.

It is highly recommended that you keep a notebook in which you write up your WeBWorK homework (including your work as well as the answers). Then when you are studying for exams, you will have a record of your work two which to refer.

Written homework assigments

The weekly written homework assignments will be posted here.

• Written homework should be turned in to the homework boxes outside of Kemeny XXX by 11:15am on the due date.
  More details will follow ******.


• Make sure that you show all your work and explain all the steps.
  A correct answer with no work shown will receive minimal credit.
  This is good practice for what will be expected on exams.


• Make sure your homework is neatly written; if the graders cannot read it, you will receive zero credit.
  We also have some technical requirements: Use standard-sized paper that does not have ragged edges from being torn out of a spiral notebook.


• Download a copy of the FERPA waiver, and print it.
  By the way, FERPA which stands for the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act guarantees the privacy of your academic records. In the context of graded papers, it means we cannot return them to homework boxes (since someone else could look at your paper and see your grade), unless you sign a waiver giving us permission to do so. If you choose to sign the waiver, please give it to your instructor during the first week of term. If you do not sign it, you can collect your homework from your instructor's office by showing your Dartmouth ID.
  
  

Homework Assigments

Danny W. Crytser
Last updated July 18, 2017 09:28:19 EDT