The final exam is 8-11 AM on Thursday December 17th. It's in 1404 Siebel, with overflow into 1105 and 1109 Siebel. To prepare, here is the final from last term and the skills list.

Quiz 3 scores are now available on compass and here is information on how to interpret your score. Here is the third quiz and its solutions.

Now is the time to check your final exam schedules, to check for conflicts. Final exam conflicts are regulated by a fairly precise set of rules. Notice that you MUST contact the instructor about any conflict no later than the last day of classes. If you aren't sure which of your two instructors is responsible for offering the conflict exam in your specific case, contact both of us and we'll help figure it out.

CS 173 has a "non-combined" exam and we don't currently have a conflict exam scheduled. Our exam is 8-11 AM on Thursday December 17th. It's in 1404 Siebel, with overflow into 1105 and 1109 Siebel.

The third quiz will be in class on Wednesday December 2nd. Here is its skills list, the third quiz from last term, and its solutions.

Scores for the second midterm are now on compass. Here is information on how to interpret your score. Here are the model solutions for the second midterm.

The second midterm will be held in class on Wednesday November 4th. Here is its skills list, the second midterm from last term, and its solutions.

Here is the second quiz and its solutions.

The second quiz will be on Wednesday, October 21st, at the start of class. Here is its skills list, the second quiz from last term, and its model solutions.

Grades for the second quiz are now available on compass. Here is information on how these grades were calculated.

Midterm grades are now available on compass. Here is information on how these grades were calculated.

Grades for the first midterm are now available on compass. You can collect yours at our office hours on Thursday, or at lecture Friday morning. Here are the model solutions for the first midterm and information on how to interpret your score.

The first midterm will be in class on Wednesday September 30th. No cheat sheets, calculators, etc allowed. (We try to write exams so such assistance isn't needed.) If you have a conflict, need extra time, or the like, please email Margaret ASAP with a brief description of your issue and a summary of your class schedule, so we can start scheduling makeups. Remember to bring your ID to the exam!

To help you study, here is its skills list, the first midterm from last term, and its solutions. Notice that question 1c involves a topic we haven't covered. And, if I remember correctly, last term's exam was hard to finish in the time available, so this term's exam should be slightly shorter.

Quizzes will be handed back in sections today and tomorrow. Grades are available on compass. Here is information on how to interpret your score.

For those who couldn't take it (e.g. were excused due to illness), here is the first quiz. And, for everyone, here are its solutions.

The first quiz (about 15 minutes long) will be held at the start of class on Wednesday September 16th. To help you study, here is a skills list , the first quiz from last term and its solutions. Questions 2b and 4e on this old quiz involve material that's not on the quiz this term. (We'll see this topic on Monday.)

There will be two midterms and a final, plus three quizzes. Details will appear on this page and on the Lectures web page.