The final exam will be held on Blackboard assignments from 11:25 AM — 2:00 PM on Thursday December 9.
The exam will be a timed assignment. You will not need the whole time, I have designed the test to give you some extra time to accommodate the technical difficulties of taking an exam at home. You may close the exam page and come back to it, but the timer will continue to run once the exam is first opened.
If you have any approved testing accommodations, or know in advance you must be absent, please confirm with me ASAP and we will make arrangements
While the exam is out, neither the TA nor I will answer any questions. The one exception is, email/message me ASAP if you encounter technical problems.
Exam Instructions ( Important, Please read)
This exam will be open-book/website, open-notes, but do not use the internet, or contact others. [I have designed the exam so that Google won’t help you. Everything you need should be in your notes, homeworks, or slides anyway.] I will automatically interpret substantially-similar answers, obviously-googled answers, and contact between students as cheating or plagiarism, respectively. Either will earn you a 0, and be reported. Answers should be in your own words, I will also deduct points for blatant copy-pastes off my slides (those are my words, not yours!).
You must show all of your work (for calculation problems), either by typing your steps into the answer form, or you may upload handwritten steps to the exam, solving your problems. Only as a last resort (please!), you may email me your work before your time runs out.
It is more important to me that you spend your time working and writing the answers, and less about all the technology working flawlessly.
Concepts Study Guide
Review Questions
“Practice” Exam
My Advice
Make sure you do all of the homework problems and learn from the answer keys to the homeworks, as well as the in-class practice problems. While some of the questions should be novel applications, conceptual questions on homeworks will get you in the right headspace to think about answering a question on an exam.