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Revision as of 00:29, 3 September 2016
The Old-School Homework (OSH) are (roughly) biweekly assignments that are to be handed in at the start of the last class of the week in which the OSH is due. Links to each OSH can be found below. Your OSH answers should be written up neatly. If you use more than one piece of paper, they should be stapled together. Messy, unstapled or disorderly submissions may be rejected at the discretion of your instructor. Your submission should include the OSH number at the top, your name, your student number and the date (example snapshot).
For examples of how to write up your work, check out the style examples in the table below.
| OSH | Assigned | Due | Solution | Style examples | Useful screencasts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed, Sept 7 | Fri, Sept 16 | Ex.1 | |||
| Mon, Sept 19 | Fri, Sept 30 | Ex.2a, Ex.2b, V.2b | |||
| Mon, Oct 3 | Fri, Oct 14 | Ex.3 (directly relevant in 2014 only) | |||
| Mon, Oct 17 | Fri, Oct 28 | ||||
| Mon, Oct 31 | Fri, Nov 11 | ||||
| Mon, Nov 14 | Fri, Nov 25 |
