The templates are in the Excel workbook. The first worksheet is the main template. It has the

questions and shows where to incorporate your answers. You will also notice next to each question

is the points assigned for that question. Also you will note I have included columns for ?points

awarded? and ?instructor comments?. When I grade your assignments I will include the points you

receive for each question along with any other comments on your answer. There are two other types

of worksheets in the template. First, I have included other worksheets that contain the spreadsheet

problems that are assigned. Second, there are worksheets that YOU create. If there is any

quantitative problem, please create a new worksheet to show your work, and be sure to clearly

specify where the work is to be found. For example if problem 2 is a quantitative problem and your

answer is 5, then in the cell specified for the answer put ?5?see spreadsheet Problem2?. Of if you

put all your work for all questions on the same sheet you could write ?5?see spreadsheet

QuantitativeWork?. You can organize it however you want, and name it whatever you want, just make

sure I can find it easily in the same workbook. I want to emphasize the importance of showing your

work. Suppose problem 2 is a quantitative problem that has an answer of 5. If in the template you

submit the answer of 5 you will receive credit. But suppose you submit the answer of 4. If you do

not show how you arrive at the answer of 4 I have no way of knowing what you understand and cannot

give partial credit. And more importantly, if you do not understand the material and do not show

your work I am very limited in how I can help you. If I see your work I will likely be able to

identify where you made the mistake, I can include that in the comments, and you can learn from

that mistake. In sum, without showing your work you are risking losing points as well as making it

more difficult to learn the material. I will upload a sample from a previous week with the

professor’s comments