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Chapter 4:
Problems 2 (all parts) and 6 (parts a and b), page 193 of Sebesta.
Problem 7, page 194 of Sebesta.
Programming exercises 1 and 3 (do the “write” portion only), page 194 of Sebesta.
Chapter 5:
Problems 2, 4 and 6 (both parts), page 228 of Sebesta.
Problem 8, page 229 of Sebesta.
Problem 11 (parts d, e and f), page 231 of Sebesta.
Problems 12 (parts c and d), page 232 of Sebesta.
Chapter 6:
Problems 1, 5, 7, 9 and 11, page 298 of Sebesta.
Problems 14 and 20, page 299 of Sebesta.
Instructor’s notes:
Partial credit is only awardable if you show how you arrived at your answer. But, please, do not
explain in excessive detail. If you understand the material, your explanations should be brief and
to the point, and your derivation processes without unnecessary steps.
If I cannot read it, it is wrong. I can only grade what I can read.
If you use Microsoft Word to write your solutions, use “Microsoft Equation 3.0” as your
math/equation editor. With a little practice, you can produce very clear and notationally correct
equations. If you need a drawing tool, you may use Microsoft Paint, then select and copy the
image into your document, or use a tool such as GIMP or Visio to create the image to paste into
your document, but Word has adequate drawing facilities.
Chapter 4:
Problems 2 (all parts) and 6 (parts a and b), page 193 of Sebesta.
Problem 7, page 194 of Sebesta.
Programming exercises 1 and 3 (do the “write” portion only), page 194 of Sebesta.
Chapter 5:
Problems 2, 4 and 6 (both parts), page 228 of Sebesta.
Problem 8, page 229 of Sebesta.
Problem 11 (parts d, e and f), page 231 of Sebesta.
Problems 12 (parts c and d), page 232 of Sebesta.
Chapter 6:
Problems 1, 5, 7, 9 and 11, page 298 of Sebesta.
Problems 14 and 20, page 299 of Sebesta.
Instructor’s notes:
Partial credit is only awardable if you show how you arrived at your answer. But, please, do not
explain in excessive detail. If you understand the material, your explanations should be brief and
to the point, and your derivation processes without unnecessary steps.
If I cannot read it, it is wrong. I can only grade what I can read.
If you use Microsoft Word to write your solutions, use “Microsoft Equation 3.0” as your
math/equation editor. With a little practice, you can produce very clear and notationally correct
equations. If you need a drawing tool, you may use Microsoft Paint, then select and copy the
image into your document, or use a tool such as GIMP or Visio to create the image to paste into
your document, but Word has adequate drawing facilities.