7 sets of problems?

[705160853]

Hi
What does Professor Lavelle mean on Friday week 0 when he said you can choose 7 sets of problems to do?

[Zubair Ahmed 1L]

Hello,

Towards the end of the syllabus, Dr. Lavelle has a list of problems that need to be completed for homework every week. You can choose any of those seven to complete.

[Vikramjeet Gill 1C]

If you go on his website you'll see a link under the title "Lecture Headlines" for this week you would click on the link for "outline 1 Review of chemical and physical principles" on that page you will find a list of problems that you could complete. But Professor Lavelle only asks you to do any 7 and turn it in on Friday in class. After week 1 you will be turning in your 7 problems in your discussion.

[AustinGrove3B]

He wants you to pick any 7 relevant questions to complete for your homework for that week, which you will usually turn in to your discussion section. In the back of the syllabus and in the chapter outlines, Dr. Lavelle gives you a bunch of relevant problems that you could chose from.

[705160853]

Hi thank you so much guys I am so happy that that is the case

[Chem_Mod]

I encourage students to do many if not all the problems I assigned.

However you only need to hand in seven each week that cover recent material I covered in class.
Make sure to state the textbook edition, chapter, and problem number.

If you hand in more than 7 then your TA will grade the first 7.

PS. Great to see students interacting online and assisting each other collaboratively through peer-to-peer learning. :-)