An Exploration in Historical Analogy, MIT Press, 1965. 14.27 Policies Problem sets are designed to help you learn how to apply the material presented in lectures and recitations. You are permitted to discuss course material, including homework, with other students in the class. However, you must turn in your own individual solutions to each homework set. Discussion with others is intended to clarify ideas, concepts, and technical questions, not to derive group homework set solutions.
Handwritten solutions are fine, as long as they are legible and neat.
In fairness to students who complete assignments on time, late homework sets will not be accepted. You may turn in assignments during the lecture on the day they are due. Taking the midterm is a requirement of the course. Missing the midterm without a valid excuse will result in a failing grade for the entire course. To be considered valid, an excuse must be proffered prior to the exam that is to be missed, if at all possible.