The homework is intended to encourage and facilitate learning.

Students can
retake the homework assignment as many times as desired prior to their tutorial
session with only the last submitted mark counting towards the final grade.
Homework problems provide hints to help students learn the material. In
addition, as students may not have full command of the concepts prior to the
tutorial, each individual assignment is scaled up by 50% to a maximum of 100%.
For example, a student who answers 4 of 6 questions correctly on an assignment
will receive full marks for that assignment (4/6*1.5 = 100%).
To change a tutorial you will need to provide proof of a timetable clash or work
commitments. Important announcements and handouts may be given out in
lectures, so missing lectures (or even arriving late) may cause significant
difficulties for you. 3 Tutorials Students in are enrolled in two tutorials, one for
algebra and one for calculus.
Please do not submit an enrolment request unless you have an active
enrolment appointment.
The course authority for MATH1251 is the Acting Director of First Year Studies,
Jonathan Kress, who can be contacted via email. The lecturer in charge of
computing is Dr Jonathan Kress, Room 4102 in the Red Centre. The algebra
tutorial is timetabled for the second half of the week, whilst the calculus tutorial
is scheduled for the first half of the week. Students are able to change their
tutorials, via myUNSW, until the end of week 1, and after that time, they can only
change their tutorials with the agreement of the Student Services Office, RC-
3088. Yes, supporting documents for your application can still be uploaded
via Apply Online using your temporary username and password that you created
during the registration stage.