CSC108 Final Exam
Summer 2001
NEW: Here is some more specific information about the final exam.
Be sure to read this
final exam advice web page.
Location
The final exam for both tutorial sections of CSC108 will take place
according to the Summer 2001
examinations schedule.
General Information
3 hours - look up time and place on official lists
There will not be a common final exam with the other University of
Toronto campuses.
Aids Allowed: Clarke's API only. No other versions (unless approved by
your instructor). No A&W text. No calculators. You may put bookmarks or
PostIts on your API but you may not write code in it.
Covers the whole course:
- Material from all 13 weeks of lectures is fair game, although
you are very unlikely to be asked week 13 material
- Material from all assignments and all tutorials is also fair game.
The types of questions on the final exam will be included on this web
page at a later time (see the exam advice link above). Until the final
exam has actually been written, it's hard to know what kinds of
questions it will have.
Comments are not required unless we specifically ask for them. Sometimes
we can give part marks based on the comments.
More or less proper indentation is required. Sometimes it gets hard when
you change your mind or add stuff later but do your best to follow the
style rules. We will deduct marks for wrong indentation that clearly
isn't a result of running out of space or changing your answer. We WILL
also deduct marks for using single letter variable names when they are
not appropriate.
Write directly on the paper. Pencil or pen is fine. Be neat.
18 pages (first one is a cover sheet)
HINTS
Pay particular attention to whether you are asked for
- a full class
- a method
- a code fragment
In particular, notice when the input is coming from the user and when it
is coming from a parameter.
Similarly with the output, pay attention to whether you are asked
to set some variable to your result
to print your result
to return your result
Be neat. Don't spend lots of time erasing a wrong answer. Instead
carefully cross it out and put an arrow to your new answer.
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