Exams
There are three scheduled exams: two prelims and a final.
EXAM | DATE | TIME | PLACE | REVIEW | WHAT IT COVERS |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Prelim 1 | Thurs, 2 Oct | 5:30-7:00 7:30-9:00 |
Olin 255 | Sun, 28 Sept, 1-3pm | Prelim1-studyguide.pdf |
Prelim 2 | Thurs, 20 Nov | 5:30-7:00 7:30-9:00 |
Statler Aud | Sun 16 Nov, 1-3pm |
prelim2StudyGuide.pdf |
Final | Tue, 16 Dec | 2:00- 4:30 |
Barton Hall Center | FinalReview.pdf |
About Prelim2. Read carefully!
1. 5:30-7:00PM. Statler Auditorium, if your student ID is even.
2. 7:30-9:00PM. Statler Auditorium. if your student ID is odd.
3. Statler 196 (not far from the auditorium) if you have permission to have a quiet room or more time. This room will be staffed beginning at 5:00. Please email Megan Gatch mlg34@cornell.edu when you will come to the room.
4. If you have a conflict with your scheduled time (e.g. 5:30) but can make the other time (e.g. 7:30), then email Megan Gatch mlg34@cornell.edu. State your name and netid and the conflict, with details. You can then attend that other time.
5. All other conflicts (e.g. you won't be in town because of an athletic event). Email Megan Gatch mlg34@cornell.edu. State your name and netid. State your conflict clearly and thoroughly. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Conflicts
If you have a conflict with another exam or other university-sponsored event:
- First try to reschedule the other event. Exams take precedence over almost everything else.
- For other exams, refer to the official schedule. If the other exam is not scheduled by the registrar, the other instructor is obligated to give you the makeup exam.
- If you have exhausted other means for rescheduling your conflict, contact the Course Administrator at least two weeks before the exam. You must explain the nature of the conflict and provide documentation.
- If you miss an exam because of illness, you must provide documentation.
By University policy, courses are not obligated to provide makeup exams for students taking concurrent courses, and we will not do so in this course. The Courses of Study states: "Students are expected to be present throughout each semester at all meetings of courses for which they are registered." The term "meetings" includes exams, even when scheduled in the evening.
Retrieving Exams
We distribute prelims in the CS Handback room, Gates 216 (?) usually the day after the prelim. Bring your student ID card. Final exams may be reviewed the following semester but may not be taken from the room.
Past Exams
Prelim 1
- F03: exam, solutions
- S04: exam, solutions
- F04: exam & solutions
- S05: exam, solutions, grading guide
- F05: exam, solutions, grading guide
- S06: exam & solutions, grading guide
- F06: exam & solutions, errata and updates, grading guide
- S07: exam, solutions, grading guide
- F09: exam, solutions
- F10: exam, solutions
- S13: exam, solutions
- F13: exam, solutions
- S14: exam, solutions
- F14: exam, solutions
Prelim 2
- F03: exam, solutions
- S04: exam, solutions
- F04: exam & solutions
- S05: exam, solutions, grading guide
- F05: solutions, grading guide
- S06: exam, solutions
- F06: exam & solutions, grading guide
- S07: exam & solutions, grading guide
- F09: exam, solutions
- F10: exam, solutions
- S13: exam, solutions
- F13: exam, solutions
- S14: exam, solutions
Final
- S05: exam, solutions, grading guide
- S06: exam, solutions
- S07: exam & solutions
- F09: exam, solutions
- F10: exam, solutions
- S13: exam, solutions
- F13: exam, solutions
Quizzes
There may be occasional in-class quizzes. Quizzes are graded in a binary fashion:
- 0: you either made no attempt or missed the quiz.
- 1: you made an attempt at solving the problems.
Quizzes will count for a small percentage of your final grade. Any unused quiz "weight" will be shifted to the exams.