However, on the due date the lab assignments must be turned in at the beginning of the lab period. Each Lab report must be submit in the required lab format . Please change the instructor's name to mine.

Lab and Recitation Assignments (right-click; "Save link as...")

The following Maple worksheet should be done in the first lab session to help learn some basic Maple commands. This will not be graded.

• First Lab Session
  • (Introduction to Maple Lab (worksheet) )
  • (Introduction to Maple Lab (pdf file) )

• Second Lab Session- (Project 1 (worksheet) ) The write up for Project 1 is due TBA at the beginning of rec/lab class.

• Third Lab Session - (Project 2 (worksheet) ) You should start working on the project during the lab session on Tues October 7. The write up for Project 2 is due TBA by Xu.

• Fourth Lab Session - (Project 3 (Maple 11 worksheet) ) You should start working on the project during the lab sessions on Tues. October 28. The write up for Project 3 is due Tuesday, Nov. 4 at the beginning of rec/lab class.

• Fifth Lab Session - (Project 4 (Maple 11 worksheet) ) You should start working on the project during the lab session on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Due date to be announced.

  The Maple 11 reference card by D. Meade is very useful. You should print out a copy.

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  Recitation and Presentation Information

  Recitation Policy: During the semester you must fully work and explain several problems at the board during the recitation periods. You will be assigned two or three problems that you should be prepared to present but you should certainly do all the problems for review. The TA will select a person to do a problem at the board. Problems must be worked concisely and correctly with well-formatted boardwork, with a level of explanation directed toward your fellow students. You should be prepared to answer questions from the other students or the TA. You may refer to notes, but reading your explanation directly from the paper is not allowed. During the first classes, the problems to be presented will be short but as the semester progresses more substantial problems will be assigned.

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  Last Modified:Sunday, 02-Nov-2008 21:52:39 CST by Charles Tier

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