Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 11:49:19 -0500 (CDT) From: Mark Jacobson &lt;[e-mail]&gt; To: [e-mail] Subject: 2nd assignment, MASI (810:022 class) We are having quiz #1 next Wednesday. Assignment #2 - Due by Monday at noon, before the START of class. ----- 1. Make at least one pass through the lecture notes and handouts and related readings. Include the 1st assignment (tribute.xls) experience and lab notes/experiences. 2. Develop 8 questions over the material that you think would be possible quiz questions and/or study questions. Good stuff for you to review. Good stuff for your <a href="/keyword/fellow-classmates/" >fellow classmates</a> to review and focus on. Your questions can be True/False and/or multiple choice and/or fill in the blank and/or short answer. Do NOT have all 8 questions be one type of question. Create a .txt file using Notepad or using the cowboy.cns.uni.edu pico editor (or vi or emacs). If you type questions directly in email instead of making a separate .txt file first, be sure to CC (carbon copy) or BCC (blind carbon copy) the note to yourself. 3. After the 8 nicely laid out and formatted questions, not after each, after all of them, as the 2nd part of your note, write your answer key. A brief discussion of answers, page numbers of book, handouts that would be useful or why a term or technique or VBA example is important to focus on is appropriate for this study answer key and guide to your practice questions. You can send #3 here (the key/guide paragraph(s) discussion) as a separate note, if you wish. This #3 key/guide is NOT due by Monday at noon. Finishing it and emailing it by Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. is perfectly fine. 4. On Monday, during class, I will make a web page available that has most of these questions as a set of practice questions that everyone can look at. We can review some of them during class as we review/summarize for the 1st quiz. After class on Monday, I will add the rest of the questions that looked good and did come in by the noon deadline. As you know, I have a class at 11 a.m. so some of the email received that morning will NOT be processed until after our class. I'm sure there will be some overlap, so we probably will NOT end up with 32 * 8 = 256 questions total! --- If you write great questions, you are likely to see some of your questions on the quiz on Wednesday. 5. When you send your questions to [e-mail], please make the Subject: part of your email note say something like: Subject: Assignment #2 - 022 or Subject: Assignment 2 - 8 questions Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------- P....