General Instructions:

1. Unless otherwise indicated in-class or on the 207 Calendar, these tasks or exercises will be due on Tuesdays, at class-time, of the assigned week .
2. If assignments are late (and the delay has not been excused), they will count 50% if turned in by Tuesday 12pm of the following week to my office (416B Smith).
3. DO NOT submit assignments by Email, even if they are late, unless you have made arrangments with instructor. Instructor DOES NOT open attachments.
4. Regardless of whether they have been turned in on time (or late) or whether they have been subsequently expanded or corrected (or not), assignments will remain due as part of the final Portfolio.
5. Unless announced otherwise, the recommended length is one page, typed ("neat", "professional"), proofread, with name, submission date and title (+ subheadings if appropriate) and sources used.
6. IMPORTANT: Always keep original copy for your own (Portfolio) records!
7. All assignments should be corrected (and resubmitted) if you find out that you made a mistake or did not follow instructions. More credit will be given to such corrections if they are submitted before corrections are discussed in class or posted on the Web (not before one week after the initial due date).

Submission per OWN Webpage:

1. The document has to be in text or HTML, i.e. it CANNOT be submitted as an attachment (pdf, word.doc or similar)
2. If you submit your exercise on your own Webpage, the due date is Wednesday, Noon. Please notify instructor by Email (econgeog@u.washington.edu) once you have posted your assignment and (if your Webpage has not yet been connected to the Class Membership List) also send him the URL of your main 207 Directory (which should have a link to your exercise)
3. Submit a paper copy to instructor by Thursday of that week.
4. You may (but you do not have to) use this template for your 207 Directory.

• Personal Introduction

• Analyze the Major Changes in the Structure and Content of these Three Texts in Economic Geography: 1937, 1963, 1998

• Building a Resource Page [First part is due on Tuesday of the 3rd week, the final Resource Page will be due as part of the Portfolio]

• Population Pyramids

• Your Favorite Location Quotient

• Spatial Competition and Location [A Variation of the Hotelling Model]

• Central Place Exercise (in-class)

• Thunen-Land Use Exercise

• Regional Economic Flow Systems (in-class)

• Network Exercise A

• Another Network Exercise

• Selecting the Winner of the "Corporate Geographic Information Award" involving the Geographic Analysis of Selected Corporate Web Sites ["My Organization"]

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• PORTFOLIO