Supervisions: Handing in Work
Presenting work
Do the work on paper not larger than A4. Make sure that the pages are in the right order. Fix it together securely with a paperclip, staple or similar. Write your name on the front sheet. (If you have to form more than one bundle, write your name on the first page of each bundle.) Write "Work for Matthew Smith" on the front as well. Do not put the work into any kind of folder, envelope, or pouch.
If you prefer you can do the work in an exercise book, as long as it has your name and my name on the front, has a soft cover, and is not larger than A4.
You can hand in the work
- at the porters' lodge of Selwyn College, or
- at the porters' lodge of Trinity Hall.
You can use whichever option is more convenient, regardless of which college you belong to.
Easter Term 2025
Deadlines are in the table below.
| Day of supervision | Latest time for handing in work at... | Selwyn | Trinity Hall | Monday | 7pm Sunday | 6.45pm Sunday | Tuesday | 7pm Monday | 6.45pm Sunday | Wednesday | 6.30pm Tuesday | 6.45pm Tuesday | Thursday | 6.30pm Wednesday | 6.45pm Tuesday | Friday | 6.30pm Thursday | 6.45pm Thursday | Saturday | 6.30pm Friday | 6.45pm Thursday | Sunday | 5.30pm Saturday | 6.45pm Thursday |
|---|---|---|---|
If you've missed the deadline, just bring the work with you to the supervision. Don't hand it in late.
I may occasionally change the times above, but if I make any times earlier or remove any options I'll notify students in advance; I don't expect you to check this page regularly for updates.
Work produced using a computer or tablet
Some students produce their work in electronic form. If you do this you'll need to print it out to hand it in, according to the instructions above. Don't send me work electronically, unless
- your supervision has to be online for medical reasons (or similar),
- the work is Python code for a IB Physics A computational question, and you are having trouble debugging it,
- the work is a graph of results from a IB Physics A computational question that it is inconvenient for you to print out, or
- the work is part of a batch of IB Physics holiday work that I've told you can be submitted online.
I'd recommend doing work by writing it directly on paper. Many students produce work that's easier to read this way, and there's less to go wrong. If you do prepare your work in electonic form, then it's your responsibility to make sure that you'll be able to print it out, which means that you'll need a backup plan for when the college printer you normally use is out of action. It's also your responsibility to make sure that the work is clearly legible when printed out, and that your computer deals with the gaps between pages correctly.