Math 104 - Calculus II - Spring 2009

Guidelines for Presentation of Homework

Here are a few guidelines for the presentation of your homework. If you do not follow these, I reserve the right to return your homework ungraded! I am not being unnecessarily annoying about this: The process of organizing your homework well not only helps you better understand the course material, but will also make the assignments much more useful to you as an aid in studying for the exams.

• Be sure to label the primary author on the group assignments.
  
  
• Your writing must be clear and legible.
  
  
• Your homework should be well-written, using complete sentences to justify your results where necessary.
  
  
• A list of answers without explanation is not acceptable.
  
  
• Here is a good rule of thumb to follow when writing up your homework:
  
  Write your solutions so that you could hand them to a student in a different section of Calculus and
  she could understand your explanation.
  
  
• If you write in pen, there should be no scratch-outs.
  
  
• Do not turn in paper torn from a spiral notebook with ragged edges.
  
  
• Clearly label each problem with the section and exercise number.