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Logic Unit Assignments

This document outlines the grading breakdown and schedule for a logic unit, with 15% of the mark coming from exercises, 15% from notes on chapters, 20% from self-made questions, and 50% from a test on Tuesday. It also provides the schedule for completing the logic unit sections between Wednesday and Monday, with the option to begin the next unit on geometric properties and proofs if finished early.

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Logic Unit Assignments

This document outlines the grading breakdown and schedule for a logic unit, with 15% of the mark coming from exercises, 15% from notes on chapters, 20% from self-made questions, and 50% from a test on Tuesday. It also provides the schedule for completing the logic unit sections between Wednesday and Monday, with the option to begin the next unit on geometric properties and proofs if finished early.

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Logic Unit (Part 2)

15% of your mark is for completing all exercises (hand 
in with your booklet at the end of the unit ­ Tuesday)

15% of your mark is for making notes on the chapters
­ include vocabulary, examples, etc.
­ a complete set of notes for this unit would be 
about 3 sides of looseleaf.

20% of your mark is for making up and answering 2 of 
your own questions per section.

50% of your mark will be a test next Tuesday.

Revised Work Schedule

Wednesday ­ 6.1 and 6.2
Thursday ­ 6.3
Friday ­ 6.4
Monday ­ 6.5
Tuesday ­ Test

If you finish early, you may move on to the next unit 
(Geometric Properties and Proofs), which will take 6 
days, but is a bit heavier than the Logic unit.

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