Requirements:

• You must answer at least four of the six assignments well enough to be approved in order to attend the exam.
• In order to be approved, the solution should reflect
  • ability to apply the main theory of the lectures to solve the given problems
  • a work effort of no less than 6 hours a week
• The hand-in should be the student's own work and not copied from someone else's work or from any solution manual. Breakage of this rule will be reported.
• Assignments are to be submitted individually.

The assignments are intended as a two-week workload, and we strongly encourage you to plan and distribute your work accordingly.

Guidance:

• Guidance on the assignments will be given in two groups, each with its own time and place:
  • Monday 12:15-14:00 in R10
  • Wednesday 08:15-10:00 in R5
• Students attending the course will be able to sign up for one of these groups. More information will be given on Blackboard.
• First guidance of assignment: Week 35 (24/26 August).

Handing in:

• Your solution should be handed in at Blackboard, and it is necessary that you submit it as a PDF file. Use for instance the app Genius Scan for scanning you handwritten notes into a pdf. Most printers on campus also have a document feeder for scanning multipage documents.
• Assignments that are handed in after their deadline will not be accepted.
• The deadline is at 18:00 at the date found in the table below.

(There will also be guidance during the study week, in week 41.)

Your student assistant will provide feedback through Blackboard within one week after the submission deadline for each assignment.

If your assignment is lost/the student assistant has not registered this in Blackboard (accepted/not accepted), you must contact the teaching assistant within two weeks after the assignment submission deadline.

Note that it is your responsibility to make sure that you have at least four assignments approved during the semester, and no exceptions will be made at the end of the semester.