Online Homework: A “How to

Online Homework: A “How to...?” Guide

The Physics 1100 class will be employing an online hom= ework system. This system will allo= w you to submit your assignments electronically.= The following instructions are specifically for those students enrol= led in Physics 1100 for the Fall 2010 Semester.

To access your homework assignments, go back to the Ph= ysics 1100 class page:

&nbs= p; http://www.cod.edu/people/faculty/wolfson/PHY1100=

There, you will find your = course information.

Detailed Class Information
How to Login to the Homework Assignments
Homework Questions
Homework Exercises & Problems

Click on Detailed Class Information for the course syllabus and schedule. Click on Homework Questions= to access the multiple-choice on-line questions assignments or on Homework Exercises and Problems to access the numerical exercises and problems.

Once you link to either the reading or post-chapter ho= mework sets, you will find links to each individual chapter being studied in this course. Click on the chapter = link you wish to access. When you = do, you will be asked to enter your login information. This information is base= d on your name.

Enter you NetID: first six letters of your last name, all lower case, i.e. wolfso

Enter the password for NetID: your first name, first letter capitalized, i.e. James

You should then get a window that says: &n= bsp; “You are now logged on as _________.”

When you click the access box you will be sent back to= the chapter list. Now when you cl= ick on the desired chapter, you will be in the homework set.

For the Homew= ork Questions, YOU MUST BE SURE TO CLICK “Store My Answers” at = the bottom of the page in order for those answers to be submitted. You can change your answers anytim= e up to the cut-off time of the due date.

For the Exerc= ises and Problems, you will see links to the individual problems. Blue buttons are self-tutorials an= d the green buttons are the exercises and problems. When you click on a specific probl= em, you will be given that problem with randomly generated numbers for the variables. You simply type in= the numerical solution and click “Enter.” If your solution is correct (withi= n 1% of the computer’s calculation) the computer will respond with “= OK.” Otherwise, it will respond with &#= 8220;NO.” Changes can be made up until the c= ut-off time(s).