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Tests
will be short answer and closed book. The Final Exam will be a cumulative
exam. Students who cannot attend the Final Exam must arrange an oral final
with Professor Durran before the end of the quarter.
Grading
will be apportioned as follows:
Homework
will consist of approximately seven one week assignments. Homework assignments
will be posted on the web by 5 PM each Wednesday and handed in eight
days later at the start of the Thursday
Homeworks will typically
consist of five questions and graded on a scale of 0-20. Three of
the homework problems will be selected at random by the TA's and graded
on a scale of 1-5. Five additional points will be awarded to
those papers in which a reasonable attempt is made to answer the remaining
two problems. Solutions for all the problems will be posted each Monday
on the web and outside the TA office.
Quiz Sections.
Quiz sections will generally include a laboratory demonstration performed
by the TA. Attendance in quiz sections is mandatory. One
third the homework/quiz-section grade will be based on attendance in the
quiz sections (full-attendance credit will be awarded to all who miss no
more than one section).
Forecast Contest:
an opportunity for extra credit. Forecasting will begin the sixth
week of the quarter. Students who submit a minimum of 15 forecasts will
have 6 extra credit points added to their final. Students who do well on
their forecasts, and submit at least 15 forecasts, are eligible for up
to 6 additional points of extra credit on the final. (Total possible
extra credit is 12 points added to a 100-point final.)
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