Homework guidelines * Homework is due at the beginning of the lecture. Please don't work on your homework while I'm lecturing (even if you are trying to follow the rules below and make it "pretty"). * Only use one side of a sheet of paper (8.5 by 11 inches). * Turn homework in folded length-wise (not width-wise) with your name and HW# on the top outside of the HW. No "landscape" type solutions or work. The HW should open like a book with the binding (fold) on left and your name visible at the top when the solutions are closed (folded) and the fold is on the left. * The homework problem number/statement/question should be placed before the solution * Simulation results should always follow, and be integrated with, a problem's solution * When possible put a box around your answers. * Simulation results should *never* be tacked on to the end of the homework set (you will lose points!) * A simulation plot should *never* occupy one whole page (place simulation results in a word document so they are oriented in the same direction as the hand calculations, that is, not landscape). Reduce the size of the plots so, say, 4 or 6 plots could be placed on one sheet of paper. If you only have one plot for a problem's solution then place/write your hand calculations on the same sheet as the SPICE results (this plot) to minimize paper usage. * Simulation results should always have either hand written or computer generated indications (arrows, labels, comments, etc) on them so it's easy to see what's being shown (read this one again, using a pencil/pen and writing on the plot to indicate what's going on is encouraged!). * Staple your homework together in the top left corner (only) when the HW is "opened." If a staple won't make it through your thick assignment then you need to redo the assignment and make things clearer and simpler (and thus use fewer sheets of paper). Again, only one side should be used. * Do not use one whole sheet of paper, a cover sheet, for your name and the homework number. These can be included on top of the page containing your first solution.