Monthly Schedule

(MODD, Period C)

Th 11/1/012	HW due: Finish all previously assigned HW, and prepare a list of review questions. In class: Review.
F 11/2/012	Test (100 pts.) on all material covered since Sept. 27.
M 11/5/012	HW due: Write out several (3 or more) ideas for your semester project. The project itself will be due in the middle of December. All that you are required to submit today is a list of 3 or more ideas for topics you might want to pursue. If you already have a project idea firmly in mind, you can start working on the actual proposal (details of what you intend to do, a list of resources you can draw upon, and a list of milestones and deadline dates). If you do not already have an idea firmly in mind, then your assignment is merely to write up 3 or more possible ideas. Project proposals will be negotiated and approved later this week. Example of a good project idea: I would like to learn how to breadboard a simple 2-function calculator (addition and subtraction only) using mostly primitive logic gates, not integrated circuits. Example of an overly vague project idea: I would like to do something involving computers and the Internet. Example of a project that will be turned down even though it is interesting, in theory: I would like to experiment with installing rootkits on other people’s computers.
T 11/6/012	No class.
W 11/7/012	(The day after Election Day.) No additional HW is due today, so that you have the option of watching the election returns if you wish. However, make sure that the assignment due Monday (including several project ideas) is complete.
Th 11/8/012	HW due: Sleep!
F 11/9/012	No school (teacher workday).
M 11/12/012	HW due: Read pp. 299-311; write pp. 304-305 #1-4 all, 8, 9, 11; write p. 312 #1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
T 11/13/012	No class.
W 11/14/012	HW due: Read pp. 313-323; write pp. 324-325 #1-6 all, 8, 14.
Th 11/15/012	HW due: Read pp. 325-334. Reading notes are required, as always.
F 11/16/012	HW due: Write pp. 334-335 #1-8, 10-12.
M 11/19/012	HW due: Be prepared for an open-notes quiz on the Simpson’s Paradox video. You may watch the video as many times as you wish. In class: Guest speaker, Mr. Joe Morris ’62, MITRE Corporation.
T 11/20/012	HW due: Finalize your project proposal. A written proposal is required. E-mail your proposal to Mr. Hansen by 12:01 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 25. There is no class today, but you are welcome to stop by during class time to discuss your proposal and get it approved if possible.
W 11/21/012	Thanksgiving break begins.
M 11/26/012	HW due (Michael only): Submit your written project proposal by e-mail to Mr. Hansen. Deadline is 12:01 a.m. today. Proposals have already been approved for everyone other than Michael.
T 11/27/012	No class.
W 11/28/012	HW due: Read pp. 335-350. Reading notes are required, as always.
Th 11/29/012	HW due: Read pp. 350-353 extremely carefully. Reading the entire passage twice, with calculator and pencil and paper by your side, is recommended.
F 11/30/012	HW due: Write p. 345 #4, 13; p. 354 #1-6 all, 8.

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