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COMPSCI 111/111G Semester 2, 2020

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Test: Wednesday 2nd September, 2020
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Exam Information

To find out about exam dates, exam timetables, exam room allocations, exam locations, and exam instructions refer to the examinations website: http://www.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/cs-examination-information/.

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What to do if you miss a test or exam

For illness during the test or exam (or other problems that affect test or exam performance) you must contact the Examinations Office. For detailed information, refer to:

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Test: Wednesday, 2nd September, 2020

  • The test is worth 20% of your final mark.
  • Date and Time: Wednesday, 2nd September 6:30pm - 7:45pm
  • The test wil not be held on campus this year..
  • You will be sitting the test online in your own environment using your own computer.
  • The test will cover the material taught in Lectures 1 - 12 (inclusive) and Labs 1 - 4 (inclusive).
  • The test will be short answers.
  • You will download the test from Canvas and answer the questions in a Word document similar to what you do with your lab assignments.
  • Test from previous semesters can be found below.

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Tests from Previous Semesters

Slightly different material may be covered each semester and in a different order. These tests are meant only as a guideline to help you study. You may find questions about topics we have not have covered this semester. If in doubt please ask Ann Cameron.

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Final Exam
  • The final exam is marked out of 100 and is worth 50% of your final mark.
  • The exam will cover the material taught in Lectures 1 - 29 (inclusive) and Labs 1 - 9 (inclusive).
  • Time and Date: 2:15pm (NZ Time) on Thursday 19th November, 2020.
  • Please check your exam timetable on Student Services Online (SSO) for a confirmation of the date and time.
  • The exam will be online (on Canvas) for ALL students in 2020.
  • Section A of the exam will cover the 'theory' topics in the course and will be short answers, not multi-choice. Section B will contain longer questions and will cover the 'practical' topics of the course: Python, Spreadsheets, HTML/CSS and LaTeX.
  • You will download the Questions pdf from Canvas at the start of the exam and will type your answers into the Answers Booklet (Word document) which you can download from Canvas also.
  • You can download the Exam Answers Booklet from here so that you can familiarise yourself with the document before the exam.
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