Anne
Dawson: The Final Exam - CSCI102
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CSCI102
students:
THE
FINAL EXAM
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The final exam is a 3 hour written exam.
The
final exam is worth 40% of the final grade.
Students must attain an overall passing grade on
the weighted average of exams in the course
in order to obtain a clear pass (C or better).
The
final exam will focus on the topics covered in the
second
part of the course (after midterm).
However,
it
is assumed that you understand the material in the
first
part of the course, on which the latter part depends:
Java
fundamentals, decisions, repetition, objects,
classes
and methods and arrays.
The
final exam will be composed of a mix of questions:
At
the start of the exam there will be 15 multiple choice
or
true/false questions on a mix of topics (worth 2% each),
followed
by 10 questions (worth 4% each) which require
that
you predict the output of programs.
Partially correct
answers
will be awarded a proportional score. Following the
predict
the output questions there will be three written questions
worth
10% each. The written questions
may include
essay-type
questions, for example: "Explain how the static keyword
is
used in Java". The written
questions may involve locating errors
in
the code provided, or writing a short Java program or method
(note:
comments are NOT required in programs written for an exam).
For
the written questions, marks will be awarded for partially
correct
answers.
GPA
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Your
attendance and progress will be monitored throughout this course.
You
will receive regular status reports. Students may also
collect
a copy of their current status report from the Computer Science
office
during the instructor's office hours.
The
date of the final exam is shown in the course schedule.
You
should check the General Office notice board for any changes.
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Good
Luck!
AHD
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