Weblinks:
Homework:
To access use the UCSD "AD username" (e.g., jjbrust) and "Student ID" (e.g., A1234567)
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(Due/ Sections) |
| Homework 1, [HW1],[Soln.] |
(due Jan. 7, Secs. 1.1 -- 1.2) |
| Homework 2, [HW2],[Mtlb. Soln.],[Soln.] |
(due Jan. 14, Secs. 3.1 & 3.2) |
| Homework 3, [HW3],[Soln.] |
(due Jan. 21, Secs. 3.3 & partly 3.4) |
| Homework 4, [HW4],[Soln.] |
(due Jan. 28, Secs. 6.1 & partly 6.2) |
| Homework 5, [HW5],[Mtlb. Soln.],[Soln.] |
(due Feb. 04, Secs. 6.2 & 6.3) |
| Homework 6, [HW6],[Soln.] |
(due Feb. 11, Secs. 6.4 & partly 6.5) |
| Homework 7, [HW7],[Mtlb. Soln.],[Soln.] |
(due Feb. 18, Secs. 6.5 & 6.6) |
| Homework 8, [HW8],[Mtlb. Soln.],[Soln.] |
(due Feb. 25 Sec. 7.1) |
| Homework 9, [HW9],[Mtlb. Soln.],[Soln.] |
(due Mar. 4, Sec. 7.2) |
Instructions (homework):
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• Total of 9 HW sets. Cumulative HW grade based on the best 8 out of 9.
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• HW 1 -- 9 submitted to Gradescope by Friday 11:00 pm Pacific Time.
(Note:
To be prepared for unforeseen technical difficulties,
we will accept homework submitted within 24 hours from the due date, i.e., Saturday 11:00 pm, without a penalty.)
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• In view of the above arrangement, NO late homework will be accepted.
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• You can work with classmates, but need to write down your own version.
Copying solutions from others is not accepted and is considered cheating.
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• A good portion of the exams will be based on the weekly problems.
So it is extremely important for you to make sure that you understand each one of them. |
Notes:
Please notice that outside factors,
including the need for a certain grade for admission/retention in any
academic program, scholarship or transfer credit, graduation
requirements or personal desire for a specific grade DO NOT appear in
the determination of course grades. Effort, improvement, class
attendance and participation will all dramatically improve your grade in
the course in that they will allow you to do well on exams,
and the final exam. They will NOT, however, actively participate in the
calculation of course grades.
Accommodations: Students requesting accommodations and services due to a disability
for this course are asked to provide a current Authorization for Accommodation (AFA)
letter issued by the Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD), prior to eligibility for requests. Receipt of AFAs
in advance is necessary for appropriate planning for the provision of reasonable accommodations.
OSD Academic Liaisons also need to receive current AFA letters.
Students can find department-specific
information on exam accommodations on the following Math Department webpage:
http://www.math.ucsd.edu/programs/undergraduate/exam_accommodations.php
Academic Dishonesty: Academic dishonesty is considered a serious offense at UCSD.
Students caught cheating will face an administrative sanction which may include suspension or expulsion from the university.
It is in the student's very best interest to maintain academic integrity.
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