WeBWorK Spring 2018

Edited by Hsiang-Ping Huang, (801) 585-7667, hphuang@math.utah.edu.
Office Hours: Mon, 3-4pm, Tue/Thu 3-3:30 pm JWB 103, and by appointment.

Please email me one day in advance to secure an appointment.

The fastest way to reach me is via email. I reply to UMail ONLY. No voicemail.

It takes 2 business days to deliver the WeBWork account to the UMail of a student who registers after the class starts.

The article on MAA Focus might be a quick guide to understand how WeBWork works. MAA Focus Oct/Nov 2010, P18-19

This page lists the courses that are using our WeBWorK servers this semester and their instructors.

Links to Login pages

Clicking on your course number gets you to the login page for your course. This is the same page your students see.

WeBWorK Spring 2018

 

  Course  Teacher  Server   Due Day
  1010     R Noonan-Heale     4  
  1010-1     N Hexem     4  
  1010-6     A Schoening     4  
  1010-11     A Jensen     4  
  1010-15     E Nazarenko     4  
  1010-70     J P Nordstrom     4  
  1010-71     T P Brennan     4  
  1030-90     A Schoening     3  
  1210-10     H-P Huang     3  
  1210-90     L Santana     3  
  1220-3     P Alfeld     3  
  1220-90     K Steffen     3  
  2210-1     T Mandel     3  
  2210-3     K Golden     3  
  2210-5     N Smale     3  
  2210-6     K Golden     3  
  2210-90     M Cecil     3  

 

WeBWorK Summer 2018

 

  Course  Teacher  Server   Due Day
  1010-2     N Hexem     4  
  1010-18     A Papadopoulos     4  
  1010-70     E Malloy     4  
  1030-90     A Nelson     3  
  1210-90     M Cecil     3  
  1220-90     M Cecil     3  
  2210-1     T Johnson     3  
  2210-90     M Cecil     3  

 

WeBWorK Summer 2019

 

  Course  Teacher  Server   Due Day
  1220-90     M Cecil     3  
  2210-90     M Cecil     3  

 

More Links for Students

The primary purpose of WeBWorK is to let you know that you are getting the correct answer or to alert you if you are making some kind of mistake. Usually you can attempt a problem as many times as you want before the due date. However, if you are having trouble figuring out your error, you should consult the book, or ask a fellow student, one of the TA's or your professor for help. Don't spend a lot of time guessing -- it's not very efficient or effective.
Give 4 or 5 significant digits for (floating point) numerical answers. For most problems when entering numerical answers, you can if you wish enter elementary expressions. Here's the list of the functions which WeBWorK understands.
You can use the Feedback button on each problem page to send e-mail to the professors.
WeBWorK summary for students is a must-read!

More Links for Instructors

WeBWorK (ww) is a system that lets students answer questions online. WeBWork is being developed by an NSF funded group (headed by Arnie Pizer and Mike Gage) at Rochester University, and it's in the public domain. It is not tied to specific publishers or textbooks. You can find more details at WeBWork Main Page