Links to Problems sets

• Problem set 1 (due Friday, January 21, 2005): (pdf)...(PlainTeX).
• Problem set 2 (due Friday, January 28, 2005): (pdf)...(PlainTeX).
• Problem set 3 (due Monday, February 7, 2005): (pdf)...(PlainTeX).
• Problem set 4 (due Monday, February 14, 2005): (pdf)...(PlainTeX).
• Problem set 5 (due Wednesday, February 23, 2005): (html).
• Problem set 6 (due Friday, March 4, 2005): (html).
• Problem set 7 (due Friday, March 25, 2005): (html).
• Problem set 8 (due Monday, April 4, 2005): (html).
• Problem set 9 (due Monday, April 18, 2005): (pdf)...(PlainTeX).

Class Information

Instructor: Brian Harbourne
Classroom: 111 Avery Hall
Class Time: 2:30-3:20 MWF
Office: 331 Avery Hall
Tel.: 402-472-4476
email: bharbour@math.unl.edu
web: http://www.math.unl.edu/~bharbour/
Office Hours: M 3:30-4:30, Th 3:30-4:30, F 3:30-4, and by appointment, but feel free to
stop by anytime; if I can't see you then we can set a time.

• Text: Algebraic Geometry, Robin Hartshorne.
• Content: We will do Chapter 2 and maybe parts of Chapters 1 and 4, in addition to background topics, depending on the interests of the class.
• Goals: To give students a foundation and some self-sufficiency for further study and reading in Algebraic Geometry.
• Coursework:
  • Homework: There will be periodic homework assignments. The goal of the assignments is to help students deepen their understanding of the material. It is perfectly acceptable to discuss assignments with other students. In order to get the most out of the class and the feedback I will give on write ups, each student should write up his or her final solution independently.
  • Exams: There will be no exams.
  • Grades: Your semester grade will be determined by the following items with the weights given:

            Homework         100%
    

• Departmental Grading Appeals Policy: The Department of Mathematics and Statistics does not tolerate discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, gender, religion or sexual orientation. If you believe you have been subject to such discrimination or harassment, in this or any math course, please contact the Department. If, for this or any other reason, you believe your grade was assigned incorrectly or capriciously, appeals may be made (in order) to the instructor, the Department Chair, the Departmental Grading Appeals Committee, the College Grading Appeals Committee, and the University Grading Appeals Committee.