Post by Br. Marius on Feb 3, 2015 19:24:11 GMT
Alright, if we're going to do this, might as well have some sort of format to make things organized.
My concept is as follows. We can evolve this as desired:
Instead of discussion the entire homework set at once, let us discuss each question individually. Towards this end, I have created a section for each homework set, and then a discussion thread in that section for each question within a homework set. At the beginning of each thread, I'm going to reprint the question for reference.
Insofar as posting rules go, we can post as much as we want, and we can post attachments (up to 3/post) of up to 1 MB in size. None of my homework assignments (all pdf files) from last semester exceeded 500 KB, so we should be all set to go with that so long as we can combine things (such as plots) into a single post to get inside of the limited number of attachments.
Furthermore, you all should have the necessary permissions to create your own threads within the homework sections...so if there's something you want to bring up that does not pertain directly to a homework question you can do that. Similarly, you can do that for more general items in this section.
I think that's about all I got...what say you all?
My concept is as follows. We can evolve this as desired:
Instead of discussion the entire homework set at once, let us discuss each question individually. Towards this end, I have created a section for each homework set, and then a discussion thread in that section for each question within a homework set. At the beginning of each thread, I'm going to reprint the question for reference.
Insofar as posting rules go, we can post as much as we want, and we can post attachments (up to 3/post) of up to 1 MB in size. None of my homework assignments (all pdf files) from last semester exceeded 500 KB, so we should be all set to go with that so long as we can combine things (such as plots) into a single post to get inside of the limited number of attachments.
Furthermore, you all should have the necessary permissions to create your own threads within the homework sections...so if there's something you want to bring up that does not pertain directly to a homework question you can do that. Similarly, you can do that for more general items in this section.
I think that's about all I got...what say you all?