I don't know many people who enjoy doing homework. 
HOWEVER:  it's probably your single-most productive study activity in a quantitative course like physics.......but only IF you work at it.   These assignments encourage you to work out selected problems interactively online and they can boost your total score by as much as 15 points — enough to make a difference in a letter grade, especially in borderline cases.

Each WebAssign homework question is based on the same physical situation as its textbook counterpart, selected from end-of-chapter questions/problems.  However, the parameters vary in most examples:  each of you gets a "personalized"  version with a  different set of numbers. 

So, if you like working together, feel free to discuss the problems and how to solve them with each other, but each of you must then work out your own assignment and enter your own answers [see above].  
It's critically important for you to figure out  how an answer was obtained, because that's the key to doing well on the exams and quizzes where most of your  points are earned.

Each WebAssignment is due on Sunday at 11:50 PM as indicated below, except for the first two (delayed to give you more time for registration, etc.) and the one after Summer Break—these are highlighted. 

You get instant feedback as to whether the answer is correct or not and you have up to 10 attempts at getting the correct answer.
Note: the numerical answers must be within 3% of the correct answer for WebAssign to accept them, so be careful in rounding-off, especially if the calculation involves a sequence of numbers where rounding-off may be cumulative!

Important reminder : 
WebAssignments  will be completed by 11:50 PM on the due date. 
   • • • No exceptions, no make-ups, no extensions!! [Don't even ask!]  • • •
The WebAssign server may have occasional problems, e.g., slowing down due to a glut of last-minute users.  It's smart to begin work early and turn in answers steadily, rather than try to do it all on the last day — or even worse, on the last evening!!  

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Special Notice - WebAssign access code:
If you didn't get WebAssign for this term with your text, or didn't buy unlimited access, you can purchase an access code at the bookstore or directly at  the WebAssign URL below, *after* you log in   and establish your user ID  —  see Login Instructions below.
 

http://www.webassign.net

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WebAssign Login Instructions [Read ALL of this first!!] : 

 DO NOT:     Use the login procedure from any other course!
                      Use your GatorLink name!   

Your login name ["username"]is your 8-digit UFID (no dash) including leading zeroes, if any.  Your password is also your UFID, but you should change it after your first login.

Please take note:

• If you had a previous WebAssign account under your Gatorlink name, it probably will not work in this course.


• If you had a previous WebAssign account with username = UFID, it should be valid for this course, with your same password as previously, although (see next item):                                    
• You still need  a valid WebAssign license for this course.  Usually it's sold with the text but if you didn't buy it, are borrowing a text, etc., see the Special Notice just above re:  how to get an access code.  NOTE: If you purchased unlimited access, you're already covered.

 Please change your password after you log in for the first time.
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