Reminder that there is a review session tonight, Sunday June 5th, from 6-7 pm. It will be on the third floor of University Hall, in room 347. If that room proves too small, we’ll move downstairs and find an empty classroom.
The final exam is Tuesday, 9:30–11:18 am, in our usual lecture hall, Ramseyer 0065.
Here is Eric’s answer key to the last graded homework assignment.
As announced in class, I will have an extra office hour today after class, from 11:00-12:00.
Also, as announced in class, I will run a review session on Sunday, from 6-7 pm, location TBA.
Reminder: please fill out the course evaluation form via Buckeye Link! Thanks!
This is the last ungraded HW assignment, due in class on Tuesday, May 31st.→
Per request, here is the midterm grade scale, in case you didn’t write it down or lost your notes or whatever→
This is a graded homework, due in class on Tuesday, May 24th.→
As announced in class, this homework will be ungraded but will receive comments.→
Here are some more SD derivations to practice on.→
As announced in class, there is no homework due tomorrow. To make up for this, there will be an ungraded homework due next week, for which we will give you feedback as though it were graded.
In the meantime, I would encourage you to continue practicing derivations in SD, and start tackling the exercises in 7.2 (work through the unstarred problems, so you can check your answer against the key), 7.3 (symbolization that does not yet involve quantifiers), 7.4 (easy symbolization with quantifiers) and 7.6 (harder symbolization with quantifiers).
You should also continue practicing derivations in SD. A separate post contains additional exercises.
As announced in class, I am changing my office hours. I will no longer have an office hour on Thursdays from 2-3. Instead, I will have an office hour on Tuesdays from 6-7 pm.
As announced in class, I will be having an extra office hour tomorrow, Tuesday April 26th, from 5pm to 6pm.
This is the second ungraded homework assignment, due in recitation on April 26th.
1a, 1c, 1e
1a, 1c, 1e
1c, 1e
1e, 2a, 2c
1a, 1g, 1q
This is the second GRADED assignment, due in recitation on Tuesday, April 19th.
1b, 1h, 1j, 4h
1b, 1h, 3b
1b, 1h, 3d
1b, 1d, 1j, 4f
1b, 1d, 1f, 1h, 1j, 1l
This is an UNGRADED homework assignment, due IN RECITATION on Tuesday, April 12th. The exercises are mostly unstarred exercises. You can check answers against the student solutions guide.
I should also say that I recommend that you complete ALL unstarred exercises, even if I have not assigned them. You will do best in this course by devoting as much time as you possibly can to practicing.
Complete the following exercises from the book:
Daniel will be out of town on Tuesday, April 12th. Contrary to previous announcements, his recitation will still meet at the usual time and place. Eric will be filling in for Daniel.
Several people have emailed me saying that they don’t yet have the book, or, in one memorable instance, that their copy of book was missing pages. As a temporary stop-gap, here is a copy of the first chapter:
This is a GRADED homework assignment, due IN RECITATION on Tuesday, April 5th.→
Follow the arrow to read the course syllabus.→
We have a NEW ROOM.
Starting Wednesday, we will be meeting in Ramsayer Ramseyer Hall 0065.
In related news, I have abandoned my plan to carry on lectures in my leotard.
The Student Solutions Manual is available online. It has answers to all of the unstarred exercises in the book.
The site is poorly designed. Here are direct links:
Chapter 5 of this book is an editing disaster. Here are the publisher’s errata:
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Here is the current schedule for the course, subject to change.→