Homework Guidelines

To minimize potential problems with homework grading, please follow the following guidelines for sumbission of homework papers:

• Include a cover sheet with the course number, your printed name, and your signature. Include the date, the assignment number, and the problems assigned.
• Write on only one side of the paper.
• Number each problem at a position on the page where the number will not be covered by a staple when you turn your paper in. Number each part in the problem with the complete number, e.g. 3(a), 4(b), etc.
• At the beginning of each problem, or each part of a problem, draw the circuit diagram and write a short statement of what is to be solved for. Clearly label the circuit diagrams with all pertinent voltages and currents.
• Work each problem and each part in order in a single column. Do not put more than one column on a page and no more than one equation or answer on a line.
• If you must submit out of order work, clearly indicate this at the appropriate point in your work and state which page it is continued on. For example, suppose you accidentally omit part (c) from problem 1 when you first write up your solutions. You may later add part (c) out of order if you clearly indicate at the end of part (b) where part (c) can be found.
• Do not continue an equation on another page.
• Clearly mark all answers, e.g. by putting a box around them.
• If you do not complete a problem or any part of a problem, write "end" and underline the word at the point where you stopped. This will indicate to the grader that your work is not continued on another page.

The following extra items are required on homework problems requiring SPICE simulations:

• A circuit diagram showing the configurations with SPICE nodes numbered.
• The input SPICE deck you used to generate your SPICE results.
• Edited and highlighted SPICE results which support your numerical results. SPICE results that are unedited and not annotated will not be graded.

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