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Recitations



Recitations

In the first half of the course, there will be periodic (short) writing assignments due in the recitations. The first writing assignment is due at the second recitation. It should be computer edited, but not necessarily in LaTeX (although it is recommended that you start using LaTeX from the beginning). All subsequent writing assignments should be completed in LaTeX.

There will be oral presentations during recitations. The recitations will be interactive, therefore attendance is required.


SES #TOPICS
R1We will discuss some samples of writing.
R2The first writing assignment (see problem set 1) is due.
R3Hand in a second draft of the previous assignment (see problem set 2).
R4A short expository paper on compact sets is due (see problem set 2b).
R5Student Presentations
R6Student Presentations (cont.)
R7Student Presentations (cont.)

Discussion about the completion of a metric space.
R8Discussion about fixed point problems and the algorithms for finding square roots.
R9Homework Discussion

Students present solutions to exercises from homework.
R10First draft of the paper is due. We will also start the presentations based on the final papers. The talks should be about 10-15 minutes long.
R11Student Presentations (cont.)
R12Second draft of the paper is due.

Student Presentations (cont.)
R13A critique for one paper is due (each student will receive by email a file with the paper to review).

Student Presentations (cont.)
R14The final version of the paper is due.

 








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