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gibson:teaching:spring-2013:math527:policies [2013/01/23 06:38] gibson [Homework] |
gibson:teaching:spring-2013:math527:policies [2013/01/28 04:11] (current) fill Changed Tim's e-mail address |
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[[http://www.wellesley.edu/socialcomputing/Netiquette/netiquetteprofessor.html | How to write a businesslike email. ]] | [[http://www.wellesley.edu/socialcomputing/Netiquette/netiquetteprofessor.html | How to write a businesslike email. ]] | ||
- | Please think twice before writing an email to the instructor or your teaching assistant. With 150 students in the class, answering incidental questions by email can quickly become a full-time job. Most questions about the course policy and logistics are answered on the [[gibson:teaching:spring-2013:math527|course website]]. Questions about course material should be addressed in lecture, recitation, or office hours. If there is something you need to discuss, come to office hours. For genuine emergencies, our emails are John Gibson <john.gibson@unh.edu>, Tim Fill <tim.a.fill@gmail.com>, Ian Maxwell <iio3@unh.edu>. Please put "math 527" in the subject and include your full name in the text of your email. If you do not receive an answer within a few days, reread this paragraph before you resend! | + | Please think twice before writing an email to the instructor or your teaching assistant. With 150 students in the class, answering incidental questions by email can quickly become a full-time job. Most questions about the course policy and logistics are answered on the [[gibson:teaching:spring-2013:math527|course website]]. Questions about course material should be addressed in lecture, recitation, or office hours. If there is something you need to discuss, come to office hours. For genuine emergencies, our emails are John Gibson <john.gibson@unh.edu>, Tim Fill <tac42@wildcats.unh.edu>, Ian Maxwell <iio3@unh.edu>. Please put "math 527" in the subject and include your full name in the text of your email. If you do not receive an answer within a few days, reread this paragraph before you resend! |