Homeworks are out typically on Wednesday evening when they become available on the web and are due the next Thursday by midnight. It's a good idea to start your homeworks on time. The instructor and TA will have limited availability to answer emails about homework on the day when the homework is due.

Turn in your homework as a single .pdf file on Canvas. If coding is required, you will always have to turn in your code on Canvas. The code file(s) should be separate from the homework pdf file; they can be in .zip, .py, .m, etc. We will not grade the code.

Each homework problem is worth a certain number of points. The total number of points that you get during this quarter will be divided by the total number of possible points (the sum of the points for all the problems). The resulting fraction will be the basis for the (approx) 60% of your grade that the homework (plus quiz) represents. When something is occasionally marked as "extra credit", it means that the points you get for it are added to your total in the numerator, but aren't added to the denominator of the fraction. The problems marked "not graded" need not be returned in the homework, and are there for practice. For example, the final exam may contain similar problems.

• All the homeworks will be posted on Canvas in Assignments