Grading scheme
The best of
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Assignment (30%)
Test (20%)
Final (50%)
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Assignment (30%)
Test (10%)
Final (60%)
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Assignments
You may download a template for
submitting assignments.
Mid-term test
Solution
The duration of the mid-term test is
50 min. The test requires no programming, but
numerical analysis and proofs.
The test date is
, Feb 17, 2010.
Test cancellation policy: In case it is not possible to
take the test due to
circumstances, such as storm, fire, University closure etc., the test will
automatically be scheduled for the next usual meeting time in
the
same week. If this happens that all three possible
attempts fail during the test week, there will be no test and
the weight will be added to the final exam. If a student
misses the test for health reasons, s/he has to write the
test during the test week. In illness occurs for the
entire test week, the weight will be shifted to the final
exam. Any health reason must be supported by a doctor's
note. Missing test must be finalized within the test week,
otherwise the weight will be multiplied by "0" (zero).
Final exam
The duration of the final examination is 2.5 hours.
The date and location of the final exam will be announced by the
registrar's office.
How to submit assignments
There are 6 (six) home work assignments for this
course. All Matlab codes of an assignment must be submitted electronically using the
"submit-assignment" utility. An assignment is due by
midnight of the due date. To submit an assignment, you
must log into a linux Labnet computer e.g. in
HH3030. Under your home directory, you have to create a
folder named math3132. Under math3132 folder, you have to
create math3132-a1 for assignment #1. Copy all files for
assignmnet #1 into the folder math3132-a1. As soon as you have
copied all files of assignment #1 into the appropriate folder, you
are ready to submit assignment #1. All steps are summarized below.
mkdir amat3132 :create the course folder.
cd amat3132 :open the course folder.
mkdir amat3132-a1 :create assignment #1 folder. Use
2 for assignment #2 and so on.
cd :open the home folder, assuming all files are in the
home folder.
cp -r file1 file2 ~/amat3132/amat3132-a1/ :copy file
from home folder to appropriate assignment folder.
submit list :check list of assignments
(optional). Important keywords are math3132-1 and a1. Now, you
are ready to submit.
cd ~/amat3132 and use the following command.
submit submit amat3132-1 a1 :You will be asked for
password. Use your Labnet login password. If the submission is
successful, you will see somthing that is similar
to the following:
Submitted files:
yourid/math3132-a1/text.txt
which means that user "yourid"
submitted text.txt as assignment #1.
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