Arthur C. Fleck; Office: 201D MLH; Hours:
10-11 AM M-W-F, or by arrangement;
Ph. 335-0718; email: fleck@cs.uiowa.edu
TA: Bob Arens, Office: 201N MLH; Hours: 1:30-2:20 PM M-W, or by arrangement;
Ph.: 353-2547; email: rarens@cs.uiowa.edu
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There will be mid-term (10/11/04) and final exam (9:45 AM, Friday 12/17/04), plus regular homework assignments. The weighting of these items in grade determination is as follows:
| homework | 30% |
| mid-term exam | 25% |
| final exam | 40% |
| subjective | 5% |
You are encouraged to consult sources other than our texts (even if there is no directed reading assignment), including both reserve books and on-line material. You should also feel free to discuss the course topics with your classmates (even general approaches to homework problems) since it is a genuinely helpful learning activity to formulate your own thoughts about the material sufficiently to express them to others. But since the homework counts as a significant portion of your grade, it is expected that submitted work will be strictly your own; the department has explicit procedures for cheating that are described in the Graduate Handbook.