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TAMU CHEN 464 Prof. Hae-Kwon Jeong Fall 2009Final exam 40% 12/14/ 2009I will assign grades at the end of the course based on your average. Although the cutoffs will bedetermined based on the class distribution, the following can be guaranteed:> 90 will receive an A> 80 will receive at least a B> 70 will receive at least a CRegrading: If you believe that a homework exercise or an exam has been graded incorrectly, see theprofessor within one week after the work has been handed back. Write out on a separate sheet ofpaper what you believe to be in error.POLICY ISSUES:1. The final is cumulative in this course2. Make-up exams will only be given in the case of a well-documented emergency.3. Attendance is strongly recommended though not enforced. In case you must be excused,please let me know in advance.4. Out of courtesy to me and your fellow students, PLEASE come to class on time and pleaseturn off cell phones or mute the ringer!HOMEWORK:(1) The weekly homework will be due at the beginning of class on the day it is DUE. Typicallyyou will have a new homework on every Friday and the due is the next Friday. Latehomework will be docked 20%, unless you have a Dean's Excuse.(2) Homework may be handwritten neatly. Use ink or dark pencil. The following items are notacceptable: very light pencil, writing on both sides of the paper, untrimmed pages torn from spiralnotebooks, pages paper-clipped or folded together.(3) You are to make a group of three students of your own choice. However, each student mustbe able to solve every homework.(4) Solutions for the homework, as well as copies of lecture notes and examples, will be on thewebsite (http://vnet.tamu.edu) Check Weekly!HOMEWORK HINTS:(1) There will be roughly ~ 10 homeworks given through the semester. Homework assignments mustbe done in groups of three people, with one paper handed in per group per assignment. Each member ofthe team will receive the same grade for each assignment. Please see the Teamwork Policy andExpectations section of the syllabus for more details.(2) TRY doing the homework BEFORE coming to the office hours. You'll get a lot more out of it ifyou do.(3) BTW - Copying or slightly modifying old solution sets that may be out there looks rather obviousand silly to the reader. But much worse is the fact that you are not really learning the material that way, aswill become quite apparent at test time.(4) What I am really after is for you to learn from the homework. Remember exam problems aremore or less similar to the homework problems. Thus it is very important for you to be able to solvehomework problems if you want to do well in the exams.(5) The lowest grade on homework is thrown out, so don't sweat it if you miss one assignment. Butdon't blow off the homework entirely.INSTRUCTOR COMMITMENT: You can expect me to be courteous, punctual, well organized, andprepared for lecture and other class activities; to answer questions clearly and in a non-negative fashion; to- 2 -
TAMU CHEN 464 Prof. Hae-Kwon Jeong Fall 2009be available during office hours or to notify you beforehand if they are unable to keep them; and to ensureuniform and consistent grading according to the posted guidelines.- 3 -
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