The exam will be open book, open computer, closed friend/neighbor/enemy/acquaintance.
OnlyDr. Wong may be contacted with regards to exam material.
The exam will consist mostly of code writing.
Be sure to go through the need-to-knows above. You will not have
enough time to look up and learn material during the exam!
In particular, be sure you are very comfortable with writing and using
anonymous inner classes, including the use of closures to access local
variables and fields.
Also, in particular, be sure you know how to write algorithms for lists
including LRStruct. It would be best to finish Lab11
before you start the exam (don't worry, your work will be rewarded
twice; Lab11 will be the next homework assignment).
To contact the instructors:
A timely response cannot be assured at any other times. Be aware that
some delays for answering may be due to a backlog of questions. We will
try to answer all questions in the order in which they were received.
Once you access the exam, you will have 4 hours in which to complete
it and upload it. Do not access the exam until you are ready to start!
Don't forget to bring the signed printout of the
exam and all your code to class on Mon. April 7,
2008! The hard
copy will be the primary item used for grading, with the soft copy used for
clarification purposes only. (You do not need to print out any unmodified
supplied code.)
Spring 2004 Exam 2 unsolved (solution -- no peeking!
Try taking the exam first, then look at the solution.)
The exam will be open book, open computer, closed friend/neighbor/enemy/acquaintance.
Only Dr. Wong may be contacted with regards to exam material.
Even though there is only 3 hours of material,
you will have 6 hours to complete the exam.
The exam will consist mostly of code writing.
Be sure to go through the need-to-knows above. You will not have
enough time to look up and learn material during the exam!
In particular, be sure you are very comfortable with writing and using
anonymous inner classes, including the use of closures to access local
variables and fields.
Also, in particular, be sure you know how to write algorithms for recursive
data structures including BiTree and arrays. It would be best
to finish Lab13and
Lab15
before you start the exam.
To contact the instructors, e-mail to Dr. Wong (swong at rice.edu).
Once you access the exam, you will have
6 hours in which to complete it and upload it. Do not
access the exam until you are ready to start!
Don't forget to bring the signed printout of the
exam and all your code to Dr. Wong's office (DH3102) when you hand
in your work! (Slide it under the door if he is not there.) The hard
copy will be the primary item used for grading, with the soft copy used for
clarification purposes only. (You do not need to print out any unmodified
supplied code.)
Spring 2004 Exam 3 unsolved (solution -- no peeking!
Try taking the exam first, then look at the solution.)
