A single PDF file which contains solutions to each question. For each question, provide your solution

in the form of text and requested plots. For some questions you will be requested to provide screen

shots of code used to generate your answer — only include these when they are explicitly asked for.

.py file(s) containing all code you used for the project, which should be provided in a separate .zip

file. This code must match the code provided in the report.

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You may be deducted points for not following these instructions.

You may be deducted points for poorly presented/formatted work. Please be neat and make your

solutions clear. Start each question on a new page if necessary.

You cannot submit a Jupyter notebook; this will receive a mark of zero. This does not stop you from

developing your code in a notebook and then copying it into a .py file though, or using a tool such as

nbconvert or similar.

We will set up a Moodle forum for questions about this homework. Please read the existing questions

before posting new questions. Please do some basic research online before posting questions. Please

only post clarification questions. Any questions deemed to be fishing for answers will be ignored

and/or deleted.

Please check Moodle announcements for updates to this spec. It is your responsibility to check for

announcements about the spec.

Please complete your homework on your own, do not discuss your solution with other people in the

course. General discussion of the problems is fine, but you must write out your own solution and

acknowledge if you discussed any of the problems in your submission (including their name(s) and

zID).

As usual, we monitor all online forums such as Chegg, StackExchange, etc. Posting homework ques-

tions on these site is equivalent to plagiarism and will result in a case of academic misconduct.

You may not use SymPy or any other symbolic programming toolkits to answer the derivation ques-

tions. This will result in an automatic grade of zero for the relevant question. You must do the

derivations manually.

When and Where to Submit

Due date: Week 5, Friday June 28th, 2024 by 5pm. Please note that the forum will not be actively

monitored on weekends.