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Take Stock Week 6

This week I planned out my assignments a little more to coincide with exams and large projects in other classes. I wanted to make sure I gave myself enough time to take advantage of available extra credit as well to help catch up on a few previous missing assignments. Despite some technical issues this week, everything is on track, all assignments completed and up to date on announcements.
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