PHYCS 2220	Physics for Scientists and Engineers II		FALL 2004

Homework.

In this course we are using Webassign to manage homework assignments. To access PHYCS 2200 assignment pages go to

https://www.webassign.net/utah/login.html

Use your University UNID and password to log in. The rest should be fairly straightforward to follow.

In the Webassign pages you will find lists of assignments, due dates, the assigned problems (html forms), grade monitoring features, among many other things.

Solution sets.

This web page will contain links to solution sets in PDF, as available. They will be listed according to assignment number. Broken links mean that the assignment deadline has not passed, the solution set is not yet available, or maybe that the link is just plain broken.

01	02	03	04	05
06	07	08	09	10	11
12	13	14	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22
23	24	25	26	27
28	29

Homework guidelines.

• To complete most of the assigned problems you will be required to enter numerical or symbolic values. You may check your answers and retry the problem any time before the posted deadline.

• Assignments are to be turned in any time up to 11:59pm of the posted due date. NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED (this isn't really personal, as your instructor has no idea how to accept late assignments using this system). Remember the good news, that your lowest two-weeks worth of homework scores do not count against your grade.

• BEWARE! Recent experience with Webassign suggests that it can get overwhelmed with internet traffic in the evenings. PLAN AHEAD.

• The point-value of problems within an assignment are displayed in Webassign. No partial credit will be given. (The instructor is probably as unhappy about this as you may be. However, in exchange, you will usually be given the oppurtunity to check and see if your answer is correct before actually submitting it.)

• All problem set scores are initially scaled to a percentage correct. Only then will the lowest scores be dropped (two-weeks worth, as mentioned). Otherwise All assignment scores are weighted equally in the tally of your final grade.

Last updated: Wed Dec 8 09:02:02 MST 2004