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Spring 2009 Professor Amy Kiger |
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. Please familiarize yourself with the class website. All important links are to the left, brief announcements are to the right. Please be aware that you are responsible for following the syllabus and any updates provided in class, and I do not guarantee that all information will be posted online (although I do my best!). Through the links, you will find the syllabus and class information. Many questions regarding the course content, exams, grading, etc. are explained in detail here, so please review carefully now at the beginning of the course. There is also a page posting the TA-led Discussion Sections and Office Hours. As explained in course information, you are not obligated but stongly encouraged to attend Section. There is no enrollment for Sections, but consider attending the same one repeatedly to get to know your helpful TAs. Please check frequently for any revised schedules. There is a link to where I will post a .pdf copy of my lecture slides and sometimes note outlines. As a courtesy, I will try to post them at least several hours before, but this should not be an expectation. Another link takes you to the posted problem sets. I will post these throughout the course, and they will serve as a guideline for material to be covered in Discussion Sections. Answers to Problem Sets will be posted at a later date, as you need to work through them first and learn the material! Finally, I've provided a few tips and policies to help you do well in the class. I and the TAs are here to help, so please use your valuable resources. I'm looking forward to seeing you (bright and early) in class! First Midterm this week! Wednesday, April 15 in class (Chapters 2-7). Must Bring Photo ID to Class the Day of Exam!!!
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