Talk:06-240/Homework Assignment 9 - Revision history

Drorbn at 16:58, 1 December 2006

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	Note: Since I asked this question, we have returned mostly to doing "full" proofs. The proofs I previously referred to are the ones involving matrices.		Note: Since I asked this question, we have returned mostly to doing "full" proofs. The proofs I previously referred to are the ones involving matrices.

			:Sorry for not returning to you earlier - I somehow didn't notice this note. Anyway, I plan to discuss the final in class on Tuesday and that will be an excellent time to raise this type of questions. Meanwhile I can't answer for the simple reason that I haven't yet started working on the final myself. --[[User:Drorbn\|Drorbn]] 11:58, 1 December 2006 (EST)

74.102.161.114 at 23:53, 30 November 2006

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	Will the exam include material from the term test?		Will the exam include material from the term test?
	And in general, will the focus be on computation or theory? Maybe this is a silly question because 240 is a theory course, but a lot of the proofs we have done are either not entirely rigorous or just very tedious (i.e. many steps are finding the right way to write something out).		And in general, will the focus be on computation or theory? Maybe this is a silly question because 240 is a theory course, but a lot of the proofs we have done are either not entirely rigorous or just very tedious (i.e. many steps are finding the right way to write something out).

			Note: Since I asked this question, we have returned mostly to doing "full" proofs. The proofs I previously referred to are the ones involving matrices.

70.24.213.4 at 03:10, 24 November 2006

2006-11-24T03:10:29Z

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When will information about the exam be made available?

Perhaps these questions cannot be answered at this time, but I will ask them anyways:
Will the exam include material from the term test?
And in general, will the focus be on computation or theory? Maybe this is a silly question because 240 is a theory course, but a lot of the proofs we have done are either not entirely rigorous or just very tedious (i.e. many steps are finding the right way to write something out).