Math 330   -    Number systems, Section 7   -    Fall 2026

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Math 330 Homework Assignments

Read the Homework section of the syllabus for the rules and regulations! Some additional pointers: Write neatly, leave a big margin on the left and leave a blank line between any two lines so I can write remarks and corrections. Be sure to let me know WHY you are allowed to do what you did. Don't make me search for your name and which assignment and problem you did. You may work in groups, but everyone must write their own assignment and list the names of all collaborators. This sample homework assignment illustrates those points. Click here for a template that shows correct ways to write a proof. It is particularly valuable for HW1. If you want to get a feeling for the pace of this course, click here for the list of homework assignments of the Spring 2026 semester. Pay particular attention to the reading assignments of the homework, but note that the "MF doc" references may have changed! Last submission   10/30/2026 Homework 09. Last submission due Fri Oct 30 (after the break). 10/23/2026 Homework 08. Last submission due Fri Oct 23 (after the break). 10/9/2026 Homework 07. Last submission due Fri Oct 9. 10/2/2026 Homework 06. Last submission due Fri Oct 2. 9/30/2026 Homework 05. Last submission due Wed Oct 30. Graded only ONCE. Worth 6 points. No reading assignments. 9/25/2026 Homework 04. Last submission due Fri Sep 25. 9/18/2026 Homework 03. Last submission due Fri Sep 18. 8/26/2026 Homework 02. Last submission due Wed Feb 9 (before HW1!). Graded only ONCE. Worth 10 points. No reading assignments. 9/9/2026 Homework 01. Last submission due Wed Sep 9. Reminder: Review the sample homework assignment and the template that shows how to write a proof. 8/24/2026 Homework zero: an email that     a. lists your math background, including for the current semester(!),     b. acknowledges that you have read the syllabus posted on the course website and/or on MyCourses,     c. tells me why you chose to take this course Your email should refer to "Homework zero" in the subject. Due by Mon 8/24!