Orientation Part II

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course Mth 163

1/7 around 9:00

Task: `q001. You have completed the Introductory QA. Please explain the question-answer-self critique process as you understand it at this point.**** Your response (insert your response beginning in the next line; the next line is blank and doesn't include the #$... prompt):

The question-answer-self critique process seems pretty easy and self explanatory at this point. You basically just answer the question as best as possible then rate yourself on how well you did. If you get the answer wrong you must tell why you got it wrong and then tell how you understand it better and why the right answer is correct.

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Task: `q002. Any question you pose in your responses should be preceded and followed by a series of at least three question marks. This is so the instructor can quickly identify your questions, and also so the instructor doesn't inadvertently overlook your question.

If you have a question about anything you see in the Orientation, please mark in in the indicated manner and include it in your response.

Please describe how you should annotate questions in your responses, and why it is important to do so:

**** Your response (insert your response beginning in the next line; the next line is blankd and doesn't include the #$... prompt):

You should ask questions with 3 question marks so that the instructor can easily and quickly see the question and does not overlook it.

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Task: `q003. If at any point of the Orientation you have trouble following instructions, let your instructor know the specifics:

• Submit a copy of every instruction related to your question.

• Describe what you do at each step, and what happens as a result. Include a copy of the Address box of your Internet

browser, as it appears at every step.

If you are going astray in the process, this will give your instructor the information necessary to quickly get you back on track.

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