MATH/EECS 1028: Discrete Math for Engineers
Assignment 5 - Solutions
Instructions:
Important Reminders
• You must do this assignment individually.
• The assignment must be each individual's own work. While
consultations with the instructor, tutor, and among students are part of
the learning process and are encouraged, nevertheless, at the end of all
these consultations, each student will have to produce an individual
solution/report rather than a copy (full or partial) of somebody else's
report.
• You can submit your solution for this assignment through eClass any time
before 23:59 on Monday (August 7, 2023). Your last submission will
overwrite the previous ones, and only the last submission will be graded.
• The deadline is strict with no excuses: you receive 0 for not making your
electronic submission in time. Emailing your solutions to the instructors
or TAs will not be acceptable.
• As you recall, the concept of late assignments does not exist in this
course.
• To submit your solution, you need to use the York eClass. Submission must
be a SINGLE pdf standalone file to eClass.
• The maximum file size is 10MB.
• Ensure your answers to the given questions in this assignment are clearly
written
• The assignment can be handwritten or typed. It MUST be legible.
• You will receive a zero if your solution is not organized and
hard to read by TAs.
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, MATH/EECS 1028: Discrete Math for Engineers
Assignment 5 - Solutions
• Your answers should be precise and concise. Points may be deducted for
long, rambling arguments.
Marking will be done on a continuum using the following criteria per
question:
• 0% = Does not meet criterion or completely wrong answer (i.e., your
answer contains major errors)
- For example, you did not answer the question or provide an
insufficient/short answer to the question.
• 50% = Demonstrates moderate skill in meeting the criterion of the
correct answer
- For example, you answered the question and leveraged course
content in the answer.
• 100%= Demonstrates mastery of the course content, and your answers
reflect a deep understanding of the course content.
- For example, you answered the question, leveraged the course
content in your answer, and provided a complete and correct
answer.
• You must develop and submit a complete and correct solution for this
assignment. Hence, you must take a reasonable amount of time to verify
and review your solution for this assignment in different ways.
Academic Honesty
• Students are expected to read the Senate Policy on Academic Honesty. See
also the EECS Department Academic Honesty Guidelines.
• All Assignments are to be completed individually: no group work is
allowed. Do not discuss solutions with anyone other than the instructor or
the TAs. Do not copy or look at specific solutions from the net. If you are
repeating the course, you are not allowed to submit your own solution
developed in previous terms or for other purposes. You should start from
scratch and follow the instructions.
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Assignment 5 - Solutions
Instructions:
Important Reminders
• You must do this assignment individually.
• The assignment must be each individual's own work. While
consultations with the instructor, tutor, and among students are part of
the learning process and are encouraged, nevertheless, at the end of all
these consultations, each student will have to produce an individual
solution/report rather than a copy (full or partial) of somebody else's
report.
• You can submit your solution for this assignment through eClass any time
before 23:59 on Monday (August 7, 2023). Your last submission will
overwrite the previous ones, and only the last submission will be graded.
• The deadline is strict with no excuses: you receive 0 for not making your
electronic submission in time. Emailing your solutions to the instructors
or TAs will not be acceptable.
• As you recall, the concept of late assignments does not exist in this
course.
• To submit your solution, you need to use the York eClass. Submission must
be a SINGLE pdf standalone file to eClass.
• The maximum file size is 10MB.
• Ensure your answers to the given questions in this assignment are clearly
written
• The assignment can be handwritten or typed. It MUST be legible.
• You will receive a zero if your solution is not organized and
hard to read by TAs.
Page 1 of 11
, MATH/EECS 1028: Discrete Math for Engineers
Assignment 5 - Solutions
• Your answers should be precise and concise. Points may be deducted for
long, rambling arguments.
Marking will be done on a continuum using the following criteria per
question:
• 0% = Does not meet criterion or completely wrong answer (i.e., your
answer contains major errors)
- For example, you did not answer the question or provide an
insufficient/short answer to the question.
• 50% = Demonstrates moderate skill in meeting the criterion of the
correct answer
- For example, you answered the question and leveraged course
content in the answer.
• 100%= Demonstrates mastery of the course content, and your answers
reflect a deep understanding of the course content.
- For example, you answered the question, leveraged the course
content in your answer, and provided a complete and correct
answer.
• You must develop and submit a complete and correct solution for this
assignment. Hence, you must take a reasonable amount of time to verify
and review your solution for this assignment in different ways.
Academic Honesty
• Students are expected to read the Senate Policy on Academic Honesty. See
also the EECS Department Academic Honesty Guidelines.
• All Assignments are to be completed individually: no group work is
allowed. Do not discuss solutions with anyone other than the instructor or
the TAs. Do not copy or look at specific solutions from the net. If you are
repeating the course, you are not allowed to submit your own solution
developed in previous terms or for other purposes. You should start from
scratch and follow the instructions.
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