Please note that there are essentially two types of assignments:

journal entries that should be kept in a loose-leaf binder until the semester's end, at which time you will mail it (regular mail) to me, and I will grade it as a whole. For more information, go to the journal entry page.

weekly assignments that you must e-mail to me when they are due. They must be on time; otherwise, keeping track of your progress becomes too confusing.

Please name the documents you submit by e-mail to me in the following manner:

Each assignment (due by e-mail) has been given a specific number (assignment 1, assignment 2, assignment 3, and so forth).

The names and numbers are in bright red.

To name your file:

Begin with the initials to your name:

a student named John James Smith would use the initials "JJS"

Following the initials, put the number (and only the number) of the particular assignment next:

assignment one would be "01" (please include the zeros until you get to 9)

So, if a student named John James Smith were to submit the first assignment by e-mail, he would save the file as JJS01. It's as simple as that. John James Smith would turn the second assignment in as JJS02. Assignment 12 would be JJS12, and so forth.

This will prevent students from writing over other students' files (for instance, if several students decided to name a particular file, "E1023")

Please note:

Always save hard (disk) and soft (paper) copies of everything you send me! If a file is lost for some reason, it's your responsibility to provide me with a replacement.

Although the files are numbered consecutively, they do not count the same. Please look at the Course Information page for details about grading.

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