Reading and homework assignments are provided at the end of this syllabus with the expectation that each student will have read the assignment befor e its coverage in class and that the homework problems will have been reviewed at the same time. Students who come to class unprepared for the day's discussions are likely to feel lost, as many of the discussions will be designed to build on the text assignment rather than just repeating it. Time will be provided for clarification and for questions to be answered. Due dates for homework problems will be assigned in class. A selection of these problems will be graded.
All problems are due at the beginning of the class period for which they have been assigned.
Late homework problems will not be accepted except under very extenuating circumstances . Assignments must be completed on Engineering Computation paper only, unless a computer generated solution has been requested. A clear logically structured problem solution with all steps of the solution shown Correct units throughout the problem solution Solution in metric units unless otherwise assigned Each student needs to individually complete the assigned problems and check their own understanding of the material covered. Note that many of the assigned problems are ones for which the correct answers are provided in the book . It is thus essential that all problems show a clearly structured solution process and not just an answer.