Good idea.  No substitute for working additional problems.

I think the first answer is that you compare notes with your study 
partners, and then if you need a sanity check, you see one of the 
TAs. during office hours.  I can not give you access to all the solutions.

You also should look at each of the problems and ask: What is the point of 
this problem.  Why is it in the book (or homework) in the first place? What 
was he getting at?  Is there another problem that might test this concept 
differently?

The more you are on top of the soul of these problems, the more likely you 
end up with a 100 on the quiz next week.

Good luck on the exam.

Yale Patt 


     Dr. Patt,

     I was wondering, if we wanted to practice the problems from the back of =
     the book, to get ready for your test, how will we be able to get the =
     correct answers to know if we did the problems right?  Pleaes let me =
     know when possible.  Thanks!

     <<name withheld>>