Spring 2020 Assignments

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Assignment 1:

There are links to a template file called a1S20.tex and a1S20.pdf below. If you want to use LaTeX to write your solutions, download and modify the a1S20.tex file. You will get 1 point of extra credit if your solution is done in LateX. If you choose to use LaTeX, please print the pdf file after you run LaTeX on the tex file and hand in a paper copy by the due date (Thursday, Feb. 6th).

If you choose not to use LaTeX, print out the pdf file given below and write your solutions on the printed pdf file or on notebook paper (as a last resort, no jagged edges please). Hand in a paper copy of your solutions.

Turn in your homework by either slipping it under the door of my office (SP306) or handing it to me.
  1. Download or copy the text of the LateX starter file:
    a1S20.tex
  2. See the initial pdf version of the a1S20.tex file at this link:
    a1S20.pdf

Assignment 2:

There are links to a template file called a2S20.tex and a2S20.pdf below. If you want to use LaTeX to write your solutions, download and modify the a2S20.tex file. You will get 1 point of extra credit if your solution is done in LateX. If you choose to use LaTeX, please print the pdf file after you run LaTeX on the tex file and hand in a paper copy by the due date (Friday, Feb. 14th).

If you choose not to use LaTeX, print out the pdf file given below and write your solutions on the printed pdf file or on notebook paper (as a last resort, no jagged edges please). Hand in a paper copy of your solutions.

Turn in your homework by either slipping it under the door of my office (SP306) or handing it to me.
  1. Download or copy the text of the LateX starter file:
    a2S20.tex
  2. See the pdf version of the a2templateF19.tex file at this link:
    a2S20.pdf

Assignment 3:

There are links to a template file called a3S20.tex and a3S20.pdf below. If you want to use LaTeX to write your solutions, download and modify the a3S20.tex file. You will get 1 point of extra credit if your solution is done in LaTeX. If you choose to use LaTeX, you can create an asmt3 subdirectory and use the command 
                   submit241 w-asmt3 asmt3
to submit the files on or before Thursday, Feb. 20th, at 5 pm, or you can submit a paper copy. I will grade the assignment to hand back to you by Monday, Feb. 24th, in lecture.

If you choose not to use LaTeX, you have a couple of options:
  1. print out the pdf file given below and write your solutions on the printed pdf file or on notebook paper (as a last resort, no jagged edges please). Print and turn in the stapled paper copy of your homework on or before Thursday, Feb. 20th, at 5 pm by either slipping it under the door of my office (SP306) or handing it to me,

    2. OR

  2. scan your hand-written file and submit the file using the submit241 command given above.

I will deduct points if your scanned or hand-written file is not legible to me and I expect you to thoroughly proofread your solutions whether using LaTeX or not.

FILES TO DOWNLOAD:

  1. Download or copy the text of the LateX starter file:
    a3S20.tex
  2. See the pdf version of the a3S20.tex file at this link:
    a3S20.pdf

Assignment 4:

There are links to a template file called a4S20.tex and a4S20.pdf below. If you want to use LaTeX to write your solutions, download and modify the a4S20.tex file. You will get 1 point of extra credit if your solution is done in LaTeX. If you choose to use LaTeX, you can create an asmt4 subdirectory and use the command 
                   submit241 w-asmt4 asmt4
to submit the files on or before Friday, March 6th, but you should also submit a paper copy (slide it under my office door. I will grade the assignment to hand back to you after break.

If you choose not to use LaTeX, you have a couple of options:
  1. print out the pdf file given below and write your solutions on the printed pdf file or on notebook paper (as a last resort, no jagged edges please). Print and turn in the stapled paper copy of your homework on or before Friday, March 6th, by either slipping it under the door of my office (SP306) or handing it to me,

    2. OR

  2. scan your hand-written file and submit the file using the submit241 command given above.

I will deduct points if your scanned or hand-written file is not legible to me and I expect you to thoroughly proofread your solutions whether using LaTeX or not.

Note: The second problem is a programming project due during the first week after break.

FILES TO DOWNLOAD:

  1. Download or copy the text of the LateX starter file:
    a4S20.tex
  2. See the pdf version of the A4hash.tex file at this link:
    a4S20.pdf