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What do I have due this week?
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You have two things due this week:
  • Problem set 4 for ECON 110, Thursday at 11:59 PM
  • Essay draft for PSYC 100, Friday at 11:59 PM
ECON 110, Problem set 4.pdf
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Ask anything about your lectures and readings. Each answer shows the slide or page it came from, so you can check it in a second.

What's the difference between a Type I and Type II error?
A Type I error is rejecting a null hypothesis that's actually true, a false positive. A Type II error is keeping a null that's actually false, a false negative.
STAT 200, Lecture 9, slide 14STAT 200, Textbook, page 212
Errors in hypothesis testing
Type I: reject H0 when H0 is true (alpha)
Type II: fail to reject H0 when H0 is false (beta)
Lowering alpha raises beta
Lecture 9, slide 14

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New assignments show up as soon as your prof posts them. You get an email 3 days and 24 hours before anything is due, unless you've already handed it in.

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28OCT
Lab report 3
CHEM 210Submitted
29OCT
Problem set 4
ECON 110Today, 11:59 PM
30OCT
Essay draft
PSYC 100Friday, 11:59 PM
2NOV
Quiz 5
STAT 200Monday, 9:00 AM
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Essay draft is due in 24 hoursPSYC 100, Friday at 11:59 PM. Open the brief in Chat2L.

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ECON 110, Lecture 7Question 3 of 10
A price rises 10% and quantity demanded falls 20%. Demand is
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ECON 110 midterm, Cram

3 lessons. Best the night before.
  • 1The 5 topics worth the most marks15 min
  • 2Every formula on one page10 min
  • 310 exam-style questions20 min

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It syncs every 30 minutes

Slides, readings, announcements and due dates come in on their own.

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Frequently asked questions

Which platforms does it work with?

Brightspace (D2L), Canvas and Moodle.

Do I have to upload my course files?

Nope. The Chrome extension pulls everything in from Brightspace for you.

How often does it sync?

Every 30 minutes, as long as the extension is installed and you're logged in to Brightspace.

When do I get assignment reminders?

You'll get an email 3 days and 24 hours before something's due. If you've already submitted it, you won't get bugged.

What does the Exam Pass include?

Up to 6 courses for the term, your free courses included, plus priority syncing. It's $14.99 once, not a subscription.

What happens at the end of the term?

Your pass ends after exams. Your chats, quizzes and study guides stay. Next term you get two free courses again.

Where do the answers come from?

Straight from your course material. Every answer links to the lecture or reading it came from.