Assignments
| Assignment | Date Available | Date Due |
| HW0 (not for credit) | 01/14/20 | 01/21/20 |
| HW1 | 01/22/20 | 01/31/20 |
| HW2 | 02/04/20 | 02/13/20 |
| HW3 | 02/18/20 | 02/27/20 |
| HW4 | 03/31/20 | 04/14/20 |
| HW5 | 04/15/20 | 6:00 PM, 04/22/20 |
Note that all references to the text are from the third edition of the textbook.
What to turn in:
- For written answers, please turn in a PDF. Do NOT turn in Microsoft Word or other formats that are proprietary and incompatible. (MS Office documents are not even compatible across versions and hardware platforms.) Do NOT turn in scans of handwritten assignments
- Include your name in all files that you submit. Put it at the top of the first page of your written solutions and in the comments to each file you submit for your code.
- Include figures directly in your PDF rather than as separate attachments.
How to turn it in:
- Unless otherwise stated, solutions are due by 11:55:00 PM on the due date.
- We will now be using gradescope for all homework submissions.
Academic Honesty
- We take academic honesty very seriously. This matrix should leave no ambiguity about what is permitted and what is not permitted. Please also see the lectures notes from the first lecture. You should check if you have any confusion about what is permitted.
Latness policy
- You may request an extension before the due date of the assignment. Valid reasons for extensions include (but are not necessarily limited to) interviews, travel for research or academic purposes, and illness.
- Late assignments (without a previously granted extension) will be penalized 5% per day. (Note: The policy before break was 10% per day. It as revised to 5% when we switched to remote instruction. The 10% penalty still applies to assignments due before break.) Assignments will not be accepted more than 5 days after the due date.