Hi everyone,
Your Midsemester Grades are available in Blackboard. These grades are not a part of your official academic record – they are intended as check-in on how you are doing in the class.
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Hi everyone,
The material in Section 5.3 (Second Order Linear Nonhomogeneous) will not be included in Exam 2 — I have eliminated 2 problems from the Review Sheet accordingly.
Also, I understand that a number of students have a big exam on Tuesday 3/26/24. Because of this, I have adjusted the the due date of the WeBWorK assignment Second Order Linear Homogeneous Constant Coefficient – Basic from the night before to the night after (it is now due on 3/27 instead of 3/25).
Best of luck in your work and studying,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
I’ve decided to push our second exam back a day — it will now take place during class on Monday, 4/1/24. I am also extending the due date of the Numerical Methods Project by one week — the new due date for the project is Monday, 4/8/24.
Exam Date: Monday 4/1/24
Exam Time: During class, 11:30am-12:45pm
Review: The review sheet is posted here (solutions can be found following the problems on the review sheet).
Hi everyone,
This semester, I will be posting grades in Blackboard. Your grades for Exam #1 have been posted – log in to Blackboard to view your grade, and let me know if you have any trouble.
Exams will be returned in class tomorrow (Monday, 3/4).
If you have questions, please send me an email or post a comment below.
Best,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
Our first exam will take place during class on Wednesday, 2/28/24.
NOTE: This is a change from the original scheduled date of the first exam, which was 2/26/24.
Exam Date: Wednesday, 2/28/24
Exam Time: During class, 11:30am-12:45pm
Review: The review sheet is posted here (solutions can be found following the problems on the review sheet). This will not be collected – it is for your practice only.
Best of luck with your studying!
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
I took another look at this assignment, and it seems that none of the problems are homogeneous (not a big surprise, given the title). Because of this, you are not expected to complete any of the problems until we discuss nonhomogeneous equations in our next class. I have therefore given you more time to work on this — the due date is now Wednesday, February 14th (since we do not have class on Monday 2/12).
All the best,
Prof. Reitz
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