Moreover since there are no make-up quizzes, students with high rates of absence will likely have poor quiz grades. Roll will be called only for the first few weeks of the semester to familiarize the instructor with the students. Assignments in terms of Sections and Exercises are given on the accompanying syllabus together with the topic for that day's class. Failure to study carefully each day's assignment and at least making a try on the Exercises before coming to class will result in an inadequate comprehension of the material covered in that class. Carried to prolonged periods, failure to keep up with the assignments will reduce you to irremediable perplexity.
Exercises appearing on the syllabus are all in the textbook at the end of almost every assignment.
You need to attempt only the specific exercises which have been assigned on the syllabus for the next class. It is recommended that you do these exercises in a notebook set aside for that purpose. Unless otherwise indicated, do all numbered problems in a set. Students will be called on to present answers to selected homework exercises, either orally or sometimes at the blackboard, on the class day for which the assignment is made. Making sure that you have understood the assigned exercises after they are considered in class is the best way to prepare for exams.