Above all, keep up. This course material is difficult, if not impossible, to learn by cramming the night before the exam. Review your lecture notes and reread the text while the material is reasonably fresh in your mind. The minimum requirements for an A, B, C, or D may be lowered at the discretion of the instructor. Each of these problems should be completed in a neat and orderly manner, showing all work, and brought to class.
Problems are due at the beginning of class on the date for which they are listed.
Some of these problems will be collected for scoring and some will not. You must be in class to submit these problems. On most days these problems, or ones very much like them, will be a part of class discussion. For odd-numbered problems, the text has very brief solutions in the Appendix and the Student Solutions Manual has expanded solutions showing most of the logic. Student Solutions Manuals are available for purchase in the bookstore plus a few copies will be placed on reserve in the BSU Library under the name of the class.