15-213 Fall 2008: Exam Info

Final Exam

Time and Place

• A -- Le: Porter Hall 100
• Li -- N: Porter Hall 125C
• O -- T: Baker Hall A51
• U -- Z: Baker Hall A53

Contents

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Be sure you know your recitation section. You will be required to write this on your exam. The exam is open notes and open book. You may not use electronic devices of any kind, including computers or calculators. (You won't need to do any difficult calculations. You might find it useful to know (or have written down) the powers of two from 0 (1) to 10 (1024). To study, read each chapter three times, work the practice problems, and do problems from previous exams. The test will cover the entire course, with some emphasis on the material covered since Exam #2. Old exams are available as follows. Of course, the course coverage changes over time, and so these older exams may not correspond exactly to the material covered by this exam. Spring 2001 (model solution) Fall 2001 (model solution) Spring 2002 (model solution) Fall 2002 (model solution) Spring 2003 (no solution available) Fall 2003 (model solution) Spring 2004 (model solution) Fall 2004 (model solution) Spring 2005 (model solution) Fall 2005 (model solution) Fall 2006 (model solution) Fall 2007 (model solution) Spring 2008 (model solution)

Exam #2

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Be sure you know your recitation section. You will be required to write this on your exam. The exam is open notes and open book. You may not use electronic devices of any kind, including computers or calculators. (You won't need to do any difficult calculations. You might find it useful to know (or have written down) the powers of two from 0 (1) to 10 (1024). To study, read each chapter three times, work the practice problems, and do problems from previous exams. The tested material will be from Lectures 08-17, Labs 3-4, and the corresponding sections of the textbook. (Note: Lecture 17 occurs in the 18th class meeting, because of Exam 1), Old exams are available as follows. Of course, the course coverage changes over time, and so these older exams may not correspond exactly to the material covered by this exam. Spring 2001 (model solution) Fall 2001 (model solution) Spring 2002 (model solution) Fall 2002 (model solution) Spring 2003 (model solution) Fall 2003 (model solution) Spring 2004 (model solution) Fall 2004 (model solution) Spring 2005 (model solution) Fall 2005 (model solution) Fall 2006 (model solution) Spring 2007 (model solution) Fall 2007 had only one midterm (listed below). Spring 2008 (model solution) Fall 2008 Version 1 ("Andrew Login ID:") Exam (model solution), Version 2 ("Andrew ID:") Exam (model solution),

Exam #1

Here is more information on the exam:

Be sure you know your recitation section. You will be required to write this on your exam. The exam is open notes and open book. You may not use electronic devices of any kind, including computers or calculators. (You won't need to do any difficult calculations. You might find it useful to know (or have written down) the powers of two from 0 (1) to 10 (1024). To study, read each chapter three times, work the practice problems, and do problems from previous exams. The tested material will be from Lectures 01-07, Labs 1-2, and the corresponding sections of the textbook. Old exams are available as follows. Of course, the course coverage changes over time, and so these older exams may not correspond exactly to the material covered by this exam. Fall 2001 (model solution) Spring 2002 (model solution) Fall 2002 (model solution) Spring 2003 (model solution) Fall 2003 (model solution) Spring 2004 (model solution) Fall 2004 (model solution) Spring 2005 (model solution) Fall 2005 (model solution) Fall 2006 (model solution) Fall 2007 midterm (came later in term than other terms) (model solution) Spring 2008 (model solution) Fall 2008 Version 1 (Day listed as "Thurs.") Exam (model solution), Version 2 (Day listed as "Thur.") Exam (model solution),