Instructions are at the bottom of this page.
Homework from the textbook is not assigned or collected in this course. Instead of assigning problems from the book, we have these problems called "technology exercises". Each chapter, except for chapter 1, has some problems associated with it. These problems will require you to use Minitab, Statdisk, Excel, or your calculator to complete.
The exercises are available on the web in Microsoft Word format. Click the right mouse button and choose "Save target as". Save the file to your disk. These files are also available on the internal college network on the "P: Public Files" drive. Go to P:\james\math113\tech to open them.
Complete the problems and type your answers directly into the Word document. In some cases, you'll need to copy graphs from Minitab and paste them into Word.
Be sure to save your changes, and when you are done with the technology exercises for the chapter, email the document to the instructor at james@richland.edu
Please do NOT print the instructions, but merely read them online. This will help save paper and will allow me to make any corrections with obsoleting your printout.
There are some instructions available online for using the technology, other instructions will be given in class.
You should work with a partner on each of these exercises and submit one document for both of you.
Each chapter's technology exercises are worth 10 points and are due at the beginning of class on the day of the exam over that chapter. Late work will be accepted, but it will lose 20% of its value for each class period late.