(5) Due: Thursday, September 11

• Complete the distance algorithm for the Billiards Portfolio.
• Billiards test, including:
• Procedures of our class
• Understanding of what is Discrete Math
• Billiards problem
• Billiards Portfolio
• Complete. Neat. Useful.
• Make sure your billiards tables diagrams and the table of findings is attached. Answers are not good enough.
  
• Must be handed in before test. See syllabus.
• Easiest 100!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(4) DUE: Wednesday, September 10

• Complete your work on the number of bounces in the billiards problem
• Find the algorithm.
• Write it up on the Billiards portfolio sheet

(3) DUE: Tuesday, September 9

• Work on Billiards problem.
• Systematically, select table sizes.
• Mark start (S) and finish (F).
• Keep a table of results including: ending packet, distance traveled, and number of hits
• Look for patterns
• Your group is counting on you to find patterns and ask questions
• DISCOVER THE ALGORITHM FOR DETERMINE WHICH POCKET THE BALL WILL LAND.
  
• Write up your answer on the portfolio sheet.
  
• Explain how you can prove this is true!
• (Don't fall behind. There are three parts to this investigation and then a test on it on Thursday. You need to have done these assignments to do the test.)
  

(2) DUE: Monday, September 8

• Multiple Intelligence: complete including bar graph

• Game of 21
• Play many times. Perfect your strategy to win.
• Complete the questions. Neatly!
• Be prepared to present in class.
  

(1) DUE: Friday, September 5

• Paper Work
• Complete the Student Survey.
  
• Read and sign the Syllabus. Cut off the bottom of the back side. Put the rest of the syllabus in your binder.
• Complete the book slip.
• Supplies
• Pad of 4 x 4 graph paper ($1.00 from Ms. Hessney)
• 1" 3-ring binder
  
• Pencil with eraser
• Graphing Calculator
• Wolves & Sheep
• Complete solving Wolves & Sheep.
• Answer questions - NEATLY.
• Be prepared to present to the class on Friday.