Geog 450 Announcements (1996)

(http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/450/messages96.html)

Date: Sat, 30 Nov 1996 22:18:31 -0800 (PST)
From: Economic Geography 
To: Economic Geography 
Subject: Geog.450 / Last Rites

Greetings: (to be read after the weekend)

Here are the options for the finals. Let me know whether this schedule
agrees with your needs and wishes.
						G.K.
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Option I: 
	Last day of class, 12:30-2:30 (closed and open-notebook)
	(Only open to students who have attended class ("relatively")
	regularly)

Option II:
	Last day of class, 12-30-1:00 (closed-book)
	+ Take-Home, due: day of regularly scheduled examination (at noon)

Option III: 
	Day and time of regularly scheduled examination (closed and open
notebook, 2 hours)


"notebook" means just that, i.e. no regular books

You will be able to make a decision which option to select at 12:30 on the
last day of class (at the latest). You should NOT select option #1 unless
you had sufficient time for preparations. 

Option #3 will involve new and different examination questions.

All options will involve (among others) questions related to your
project(s).
								G.K.






Date: Sun, 17 Nov 1996 21:46:10 -0800 (PST)
From: Falk-Wulf Richter 
To: krumme econgeog 
Subject: Alonso chapter 4

Professor Krumme:

You asked for suggestions and I had one thought concerning chapter 4 of
Alonso's Location and Land
Use: I found it rather confusing to work through this class-reading for
the first time without having the first 3 chapter available, especially
as Alonso uses
some variables which are defined in chapter 2 but not in chapter 4.
In addition, Alonso refers in chapter 4 to other parts of his
book.
Holding the whole book in hands made it much easier to follow
Alonso's (mostly not very complicated) train of thought.
I would like to suggest you to recommend your students to have a look at 
the book, and I think it would be helpful if you could provide them with
the definition of the variables used in chapter 4.

Thanks and best regards,

Falk




From econgeog@u.washington.edu Tue Oct 22 14:40:19 1996
Date: Sun, 20 Oct 1996 12:54:44 -0700 (PDT)
From: Economic Geography 
To: "Geography 450/1996 -- B. Sabiers" ,
    Craig Holmes ,
    Deborah J Winters ,
    Falk-Wulf Richter ,
    "H. Jones" ,
    John Grayson ,
    Ka Ming Angela Leung ,
    "J. Parish" ,
    Michael Brian Mitton ,
    Edle Hatletveit 
Subject: http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/450/collab96.html

Greetings:

Have another look at our "collaboration page". I made a few changes and
added some pointers for your projects. Let me know a.s.a.p. if I connected
you incorrectly, your home-page status has changed or if I misinterpreted
your interests. Most of the seed pages come from:
	
	http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/resources/resources.html

						See you Monday in class.
								G.K.

P.S. Class members whose collaboration partners, once identified,
are unable to complete the class or become non-communicative for
extended periods of time will NOT be accountable for (non-)collaboration! 

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