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Drorbn at 06:16, 16 June 2007

2007-06-16T06:16:46Z

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	Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.		Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.

			===Good Deeds===
	Hello!
			Students will be able to earn up to 25 "good deeds" points throughout the year for doing services to the class as a whole. There is no pre-set system for awarding these points, but the following will definitely count:
	Excellent site, but most of messages here are not related to its contents...
			* Drawing a beautiful picture to illustrate a point discussed in class and posting it on this site.
			* Taking class notes in nice handwriting, scanning them and posting them here.
			* Typing up or formatting somebody else's class notes, correcting them or expanding them in any way.
			* Writing an essay expanding on anything mentioned in class and posting it here; correcting or expanding somebody else's article.
			* Doing anything on our [[07-401/To do]] list.
			* Any other service to the class as a whole.

			Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.
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			'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.
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	===Class Photo===		===Class Photo===

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2007-06-16T02:31:56Z

Good Deeds

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	Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.		Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.

			Hello!
	===Good Deeds===
			Excellent site, but most of messages here are not related to its contents...
	Students will be able to earn up to 25 "good deeds" points throughout the year for doing services to the class as a whole. There is no pre-set system for awarding these points, but the following will definitely count:
	* Drawing a beautiful picture to illustrate a point discussed in class and posting it on this site.
	* Taking class notes in nice handwriting, scanning them and posting them here.
	* Typing up or formatting somebody else's class notes, correcting them or expanding them in any way.
	* Writing an essay expanding on anything mentioned in class and posting it here; correcting or expanding somebody else's article.
	* Doing anything on our [[07-401/To do]] list.
	* Any other service to the class as a whole.

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	Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.
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			[http://jeeee.net/url/13478.html drunk teen sluts] \|
	'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.
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	===Class Photo===		===Class Photo===

Drorbn at 06:15, 15 June 2007

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 Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.
 ===Class Photo===

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2007-06-14T23:00:44Z

Good Deeds

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	Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.		Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.

			I just don't have much to say lately.
	===Good Deeds===
			Eh. Not much on my mind lately.
	Students will be able to earn up to 25 "good deeds" points throughout the year for doing services to the class as a whole. There is no pre-set system for awarding these points, but the following will definitely count:
	* Drawing a beautiful picture to illustrate a point discussed in class and posting it on this site.
	* Taking class notes in nice handwriting, scanning them and posting them here.
	* Typing up or formatting somebody else's class notes, correcting them or expanding them in any way.
	* Writing an essay expanding on anything mentioned in class and posting it here; correcting or expanding somebody else's article.
	* Doing anything on our [[07-401/To do]] list.
	* Any other service to the class as a whole.

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	Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.
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	'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.
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	===Class Photo===		===Class Photo===

Drorbn: Reverted edit of 62.111.230.105, changed back to last version by Drorbn

2007-06-13T13:02:10Z

Reverted edit of 62.111.230.105, changed back to last version by Drorbn

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	Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.		Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.

			===Good Deeds===
	I just don't have much to say lately.
			Students will be able to earn up to 25 "good deeds" points throughout the year for doing services to the class as a whole. There is no pre-set system for awarding these points, but the following will definitely count:
	Eh. Not much on my mind lately.
			* Drawing a beautiful picture to illustrate a point discussed in class and posting it on this site.
			* Taking class notes in nice handwriting, scanning them and posting them here.
			* Typing up or formatting somebody else's class notes, correcting them or expanding them in any way.
			* Writing an essay expanding on anything mentioned in class and posting it here; correcting or expanding somebody else's article.
			* Doing anything on our [[07-401/To do]] list.
			* Any other service to the class as a whole.

			Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.
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			'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.
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	===Class Photo===		===Class Photo===

62.111.230.105: /* Good Deeds */

2007-06-13T12:54:45Z

Good Deeds

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	Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.		Assignments will be posted on the course web page approximately on the weeks shown in the class timeline. Typically an "in preparation" version of any assignment will be posted a bit before class and the "in preparation" tag will be removed shortly after class, once our progress in class is precisely measured. Assignments will be due in class a week after they are assigned and they will be marked by the TA, usually within another week. All students (including those who join the course late) will receive a mark of 0 on each assignment not handed in; though to allow you some leeway, in computing the homework grade your worst two assignments will not count. I encourage you to discuss the assignments with other students or even browse the web, so long as you do at least some of the thinking on your own and you write up your own solutions. Remember that cheating is always possible and may increase your homework grade a bit. But it will hurt your exam grades a lot more.

			I just don't have much to say lately.
	===Good Deeds===
			Eh. Not much on my mind lately.
	Students will be able to earn up to 25 "good deeds" points throughout the year for doing services to the class as a whole. There is no pre-set system for awarding these points, but the following will definitely count:
	* Drawing a beautiful picture to illustrate a point discussed in class and posting it on this site.
	* Taking class notes in nice handwriting, scanning them and posting them here.
	* Typing up or formatting somebody else's class notes, correcting them or expanding them in any way.
	* Writing an essay expanding on anything mentioned in class and posting it here; correcting or expanding somebody else's article.
	* Doing anything on our [[07-401/To do]] list.
	* Any other service to the class as a whole.

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	Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.
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	'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.
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	===Class Photo===		===Class Photo===

Drorbn at 14:52, 28 May 2007

2007-05-28T14:52:13Z

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	===Public Disclosure Statement===		===Public Disclosure Statement===
	I ({{Dror}}) have not studied some of the material for this class since I was an undergraduate student in the first half of the 80s, and my knowledge of some of the topics is definitely rusty and/or lacking (in particular, many of you know ~~so��vtk\|�!e~~ prerequisites for this class a lot better than me). But I come from the trenches of honest mathematical research that uses a significant amount of algebra. How well will this play is yet to be seen.		I ({{Dror}}) have not studied some of the material for this class since I was an undergraduate student in the first half of the 80s, and my knowledge of some of the topics is definitely rusty and/or lacking (in particular, many of you know some of the prerequisites for this class a lot better than me). But I come from the trenches of honest mathematical research that uses a significant amount of algebra. How well will this play is yet to be seen.

	===Text Book(s)===		===Text Book(s)===
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	* Any other service to the class as a whole.		* Any other service to the class as a whole.

	Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25 80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.		Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.

	'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.		'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.

70.84.173.154 at 06:42, 28 May 2007

2007-05-28T06:42:28Z

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	===Public Disclosure Statement===		===Public Disclosure Statement===
	I ({{Dror}}) have not studied some of the material for this class since I was an undergraduate student in the first half of the 80s, and my knowledge of some of the topics is definitely rusty and/or lacking (in particular, many of you know ~~some of the~~ prerequisites for this class a lot better than me). But I come from the trenches of honest mathematical research that uses a significant amount of algebra. How well will this play is yet to be seen.		I ({{Dror}}) have not studied some of the material for this class since I was an undergraduate student in the first half of the 80s, and my knowledge of some of the topics is definitely rusty and/or lacking (in particular, many of you know so��vtk\|�!e prerequisites for this class a lot better than me). But I come from the trenches of honest mathematical research that uses a significant amount of algebra. How well will this play is yet to be seen.

	===Text Book(s)===		===Text Book(s)===

200.24.233.18 at 06:40, 28 May 2007

2007-05-28T06:40:42Z

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	* Any other service to the class as a whole.		* Any other service to the class as a whole.

	Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25+80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.		Good deed points will count towards your final grade! If you got <math>n</math> of those, they are solidly your and the formula for the final grade below will only be applied to the remaining <math>100-n</math> points. So if you got 25 good deed points (say) and your final grade is 80, I will report your grade as <math>25 80(100-25)/100=85</math>. Yet you can get an overall 100 even without doing a single good deed.

	'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.		'''Important.''' For your good deeds to count, you '''must''' do them under your own wiki userid. So you must set up an account for yourself on this wiki and you must use it whenever you edit something. In addition, you '''must''' add your userid to the [[07-401/Class Photo\|Class Photo]] page (see below), or else I will not know to search for your work on the web site.