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The Old-School Homework (OSH) are (roughly) biweekly assignments that are to be handed in at the start of the first 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.
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'''The current version of this page is on Canvas'''
  
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For examples of how to write up your work, '''check out the [[OSH/Examples demonstrating how to write up your answers|examples demonstrating how to write up your answers]]'''.
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*The Old-School Homework (OSH) are to be handed in electronically using Crowdmark, an online assignment-submission and marking app. You'll get an email a few days before the assignment is due, which contains a link to the submission page. See the [[OSH/FAQ | CrowdMark FAQ Page]] for common sources of frustration.
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* Messy, disorderly, low resolution or poorly exposed submissions may be rejected at the discretion of your marker.
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*Links to each OSH can be found below along with due dates.
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*For examples of how to write up your work, check out the style examples in the table below (these examples demonstrate content not formatting).
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*For comments and examples of barely or unacceptable quality submissions, see [[OSH/Poor quality images|these notes and images]].
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*All OSH marking schemes will have one point for quality of presentation and two points for communication style in addition to points for correctly solving the problem:
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**Presentation - 0 pts for poor presentation, 1 pt for satisfactory presentation.
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**Communication - 0 pts if the work is hard to follow because of a lack or excess of verbal explanation. 1 pt if it is ok to follow but has some missing or extraneous verbal explanation. 2 pts if it is both complete and concise in the verbal explanations.
  
 
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|style="width: 150px;"|[[OSH/0|OSH 0]]
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|style="width: 100px;"|Wed, Sept 6
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|style="width: 150px;"|8:59 pm, Wed, Sept 13
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|style="width: 70px;"|[[OSH/1|OSH 1]]
 
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|style="width: 100px;"|Wed, Sept 4
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|style="width: 100px;"|Wed, Sept 6
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|style="width: 150px;"|Mon, Sept 9 (10)*
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|style="width: 150px;"|8:59 pm, Fri, Sept 15
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|[[OSH/1/Solution|link]]  
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|[[OSH/1/Solution|Sol.1]]
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|[[OSH/Example/1|Ex.1]]
 
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|[[OSH/2|OSH 2]]
 
|[[OSH/2|OSH 2]]
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|Mon, Sept 9
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|Mon, Sept 18
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|Mon, Sept 16 (17)*
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|8:59 pm, Fri, Sept 29
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|[[OSH/2/Solution|link]]  
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|[[OSH/2/Solution|Sol.2]]
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|[[OSH/Example/2|Ex.2a]]<!--, [[Media:EnsuringContinuity.png|Ex.2b]], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-NNBOFjfOc V.2b]-->
 
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|[[OSH/3|OSH 3]]
 
|[[OSH/3|OSH 3]]
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|Mon, Sept 16
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|Mon, Oct 2
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|Mon, Sept 30 (Oct 1)*
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|8:59 pm, Fri, Oct 13
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|[[OSH/3/Solution|link]]  
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|[[OSH/3/Solution|Sol.3]]
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|[[OSH/Example/3|Ex.3]] (directly relevant in 2014 only)
 
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|[[OSH/4|OSH 4]]
 
|[[OSH/4|OSH 4]]
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|Mon, Oct 9
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|Wed, Oct 16 (15)*
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|8:59 pm, Fri, Oct 20
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|[[OSH/4/Solution|link]]  
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|[[OSH/4/Solution|Sol.4]]
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|[[OSH/5|OSH 5]]
 
|[[OSH/5|OSH 5]]
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|Mon, Oct 14
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Content warning: data about fatal overdoses
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|Mon, Oct 28 (29)*
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|Mon, Oct 30
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|[[OSH/5/Solution|link]]  
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|8:59 pm, Fri, Nov 10
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|[[OSH/5/Solution|Sol.5]]
 
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|[[OSH/6|OSH 6]]
 
|[[OSH/6|OSH 6]]
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|Mon, Oct 28
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|Sat, Nov 18
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|Wed, Nov 13 (12)*
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|8:59 pm, Mon, Nov 27
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|[[OSH/6/Solution|link]]
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|[[OSH/6/Solution|Sol.6]]
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|[[OSH/7|OSH 7]]
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>For Section 105, which meets on Tuesday and Thursday, the OSH are due on Tuesdays at the start of class (the date in parentheses).
 

Latest revision as of 11:49, 28 August 2018

The current version of this page is on Canvas

  • The Old-School Homework (OSH) are to be handed in electronically using Crowdmark, an online assignment-submission and marking app. You'll get an email a few days before the assignment is due, which contains a link to the submission page. See the CrowdMark FAQ Page for common sources of frustration.
  • Messy, disorderly, low resolution or poorly exposed submissions may be rejected at the discretion of your marker.
  • Links to each OSH can be found below along with due dates.
  • For examples of how to write up your work, check out the style examples in the table below (these examples demonstrate content not formatting).
  • For comments and examples of barely or unacceptable quality submissions, see these notes and images.
  • All OSH marking schemes will have one point for quality of presentation and two points for communication style in addition to points for correctly solving the problem:
    • Presentation - 0 pts for poor presentation, 1 pt for satisfactory presentation.
    • Communication - 0 pts if the work is hard to follow because of a lack or excess of verbal explanation. 1 pt if it is ok to follow but has some missing or extraneous verbal explanation. 2 pts if it is both complete and concise in the verbal explanations.
OSH Assigned Due Solution Style examples
OSH 0 Wed, Sept 6 8:59 pm, Wed, Sept 13
OSH 1 Wed, Sept 6 8:59 pm, Fri, Sept 15 Sol.1 Ex.1
OSH 2 Mon, Sept 18 8:59 pm, Fri, Sept 29 Sol.2 Ex.2a
OSH 3 Mon, Oct 2 8:59 pm, Fri, Oct 13 Sol.3 Ex.3 (directly relevant in 2014 only)
OSH 4 Mon, Oct 9 8:59 pm, Fri, Oct 20 Sol.4
OSH 5

Content warning: data about fatal overdoses

Mon, Oct 30 8:59 pm, Fri, Nov 10 Sol.5
OSH 6 Sat, Nov 18 8:59 pm, Mon, Nov 27 Sol.6
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