This will not be graded, but must be handed in so that Dr. Webster can give you feedback on any changes which need to be made for the final version. If you choose to give a class presentation, that will take place in the last week of classes. The exact timetable will vary depending upon the number of presentations to be given. If you choose to do additional homework problems instead, you should aim to do about 1 in every 8 problems from each section of the book covered in class, and you should choose them fairly evenly spaced, so that you are doing a mix of problems, not 8 problems all alike. If you choose this, then you must have the homework handed in by Friday 28th April.
All deadlines are hard.
If you miss a deadline without a valid reason, you will have to take the examinations instead. The term project should be a substantial piece of work, which you will be proud of, and you should be able to consider yourself at least an expert layman on the subject once you are done. If you choose to do the project, you are encouraged to talk often with Dr. Webster for guidance and suggestions.