(3) DUE: Tuesday, December 16

Put in at table:

• List of at least 10 tasks necessary to apply to college.
• List the time each takes
• List the immediate prerequisite task.

These will be used for s graph and to calculate the critical path.

(2) DUE: Monday, December 15

• Read 4.1
• Do: 2 (look at answer in back to make sure you are doing it right)
• Do: 4 and 7

Please be prompt on Monday since Dan Doherty from Shawmut construction will be our guest, talking about shceduling in the real estate development business

(1) DUE: Friday, December 12

• Go to Wikipedia. Go to these pages and write down interesting facts that you find and YOU understand.
• Graph theory (only need to look at beginning of article)
  
• Six Degrees of Separation
• Kevin Bacon game (found on Six Degrees page)
• Facebook (also found on Six Degrees page)
• If you are on Facebook, please try to use the application that Wikipedia cites that will calculate the degrees of separation between you and anyone else. (Since I am not on Facebook, I can't do it, but am really curious if it works.)
• How many degrees of separation are you from Barak Obama? Anyone else famous?
• Social Network
• Be prepared to come and tell us what you found.

(22) Due: Thursday, December 11

• Chapter 3 Matrices test
• Chapter 3 portfolio with added transposition sheet.
• Turn in BEFORE test. After test is late, subject to syllabus rules.
  

(21) DUE: Wednesday, December 10

• Graph a star on graph paper -- obviously.
• Transpose if over the x-axis using matrices. Show new matrix. Draw on the same graph.
  
• Transpose it over the y-axis using matrices. Show new matrix. Draw on the same graph.
• Graph the initial star again.
• Transpose it 45 degrees counterclockwise. Show new matrix. (Round to tenths.) Draw on this second graph.
  

(20) DUE: Tuesday, December 9

• Do problems on handout
• 15 about plant nursery store sales
• 8 about windows and doors
• This will prepare you for the matrix test on Thursday.