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I firmly believe that one of the best ways to build your understanding of mathematics is to explore the ideas with other students.
Therefore, I encourage you to discuss the Problem Sets with other students, but you must turn in separate papers that represents your own work. If you do work with someone else on an assignment, you should indicate that in a note on the top of your paper.
I have high expectations for the presentation of the Problem Sets. If you do not follow these guidelines, I reserve the right to return your Problem Set ungraded. I am not being unnecessarily annoying about this. Learning to carefully organize your thoughts and clearly communicate them is one of the most important skills you will learn in college.
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Your solutions must by typed and stapled together. This will allow you to include output from Minitab with your assignments.
You must put your name and date on the first page of each assignment, and clearly label each problem with the chapter and exercise number.
Your solutions must be well-written, using complete sentences to justify your results . A list of answers without explanation is not acceptable. Here is a good rule of thumb to follow when writing up your problem sets:
Write your solutions so that you could hand them to a student
who took Intro Stats last year and
she could understand your explanation.
Remember, if you do work with someone else on the assignment, you should indicate that in a note on the top of your paper.
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