Please follow these guidelines for submitting your homework assignments.

Typed or Handwritten?

• For problems that require a written solution, you must neatly hand write your solutions on 8.5" by 11" white, lined, or graph paper.
• Problems that require a mathematical analysis, symbols, or proof, must be handwritten.
• Problems that require a narrative response may, if you prefer, be typewritten. Please use at least 12 point font and  double spacing between lines.
• Problems that require a computer solution should be output on a computer printer.  Submit the source code and a sample execution.
  

Printouts

• Inkjet or laser jet output must be clear and legible, not streaked or blurred.
• Printouts of computer source code must use at least 10 point non-proportional ( monospaced) font such as courier.

• You may stable multiple pages together, or leave them unstapled if your name is at the top of all pages. Do not fold corners. 
• Work submitted on ragged edge pages torn from a spiral binder will receive no credit.
• Do not fold the pages of your submission.
• Be sure to include the assignment number on the first page.
  

GRADING SYMBOLS
The instructor uses the following shorthand symbols for marking grades and noting problems in your written work. More than 3 errors per page will get an automatic R.  This includes e-mail correspondence.

Star - really good, outstanding
Plus sign - good, proficient
Check mark - acceptable (or "passing")
Minus sign - poor or flawed
weak - lacking depth, needs development
X - incorrect
inc - incomplete
R - resubmit.  The work is inadequate and must be resubmitted within one week. Attach the original deliverable to the back of the complete new deliverable.  Failure to resubmit will earn a zero.
NC - no credit. The work is not at an acceptable level of quality.
FWG - Follow Writing Guidelines. The work must follow the "mechanics" guidelines above.

sp - spelling error
gr - grammar problems
awk - awkward usage
vague - unclear, lacks specifics, wanders, too vague
? - confusing, unclear, I can't figure it out.
punc - punctuation
ww - wrong word. Could be similar words such as "your" instead of "you're", or simply using a word whose meaning is not what you intended.
colloq - colloquial, slang, too informal.  E.g. "look-over", "sorta", "stuff".
bw - A word on the bad words list
circ - Circular definition
No " - write your answers in your own words; quotes are not appropriate
nm - not measurable
nf - not feasible
peeve - you violated one of the instructor's pet peeves.