Homework Assignment Guidelines
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Homework is due at the beginning of the
lecture. Please don't work on your homework while the instructor is lecturing.
Only use one side of a sheet of paper (8.5 by
11 inches).
Please dont turn in thick book binders for
your homeworks. The homework results must be
presented in a clear yet concise manner with neatly organized simulation
results.
The homework problem
number/statement/question should be placed before the solution Simulation
results should always follow, and be integrated with, a problem's solution.
Simulation results should never be
tacked on to the end of the homework set (you will lose points!)
A simulation plot should never occupy
one whole page (place simulation results in a word document so they are
oriented in the same direction as the hand calculations, that is, not
landscape).
When possible put a box around your answers.
Reduce the size of the plots so, say, 4 or 6
plots could be placed on one sheet of paper. If you only have one plot for a
problem's solution then place/write your hand calculations on the same sheet as
the Spectre results (this plot) to minimize paper usage.
Simulation results should always have either
hand written or computer-generated indications (arrows, labels, comments, etc) on them so it's easy to see what's being shown (read
this once again, using a pencil/pen and writing on the plot to indicate what's going
on is encouraged!).
Do not use one whole sheet of paper, a cover
sheet, for your name and the homework number. These can be included on top of
the page containing your first solution.