| Book assignments
- Due 24 Nov 2003
Read Chapter 8, keeping in mind that examples in the text that use the input command or file commands require command-line Sage, and won't work from the worksheet
answer questions starting on page 259:
T/F 1—10
MC 1—10
Disc 2, 3
PE 4*, 8, 13**
*for problem 4, the starting value should be an argument to a function: for example, syr(10)
**for problem 13, the lists of x and y values should be passed as arguments to a function: for example, regression_line([1,7,8,2,3],[9,2,2,8,6])
- Due 3 Nov 2003
Read Chapter 7, but do not "import math" and be aware that Sage handles complex numbers just fine
answer questions starting on page 225:
T/F 1—10
MC 1—8, 10
Disc 2
PE 4, 5, 6, 12
- Due 20 Oct 2009
Read Chapter 6, Sections 1, 2, 4, 5, and 7, but ignore programs that start with "from graphics import *"
answer questions starting on page 191:
T/F 1—9
MC 1—10
Disc 3, 5
PE 3, 5, 6 (but ignore directions on triangle2.py)
- Due 6
Oct 2009
Read Chapter 4, Sections 1—4 of text, answer
questions starting on page 115:
T/F 1, 2, 4—7
MC 1—6
Disc 1—3
Note: Some
of the book's programs require you to work on command-line Sage (or
Python) rather than the Sage worksheet.
- Due
22 Sep 2009
Read Chapter 2 of text, answer questions starting on page 46:
T/F 1—9
MC 1—10
Disc 2*, 4, 5
*for problem 2, do not
circle or underline anything; only put a comment at the end of each
line describing the line's purpose
PE nothing
- Due 3
Sep 2009
Read Chapter 1 of text, answer questions starting on page 20:
T/F 1—6, 8, 9
MC 1—7, 9, 10
Disc 3
PE 1
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