Content:
- The exam is comprehensive but emphasizes material since the midterm exam.
  
- Material from lecture notes, lecture, code demos, quizzes, and
  homework could all show up.

Rules:
- The exam is a paper exam given during the final exam period.

- It is closed book but you may bring two 8.5x11" sheet of notes with
  writing or printing on both sides. I recommend making summary sheets
  as a good way to review the material.

- It requires a scientific calculator that can do arithmetic including
  finding a square root and a base-2 logarithm.

- It is a 120-minute exam. I will hand out exams before the scheduled
  start time, start the exam on time, and end the exam on time. I am
  strict about collecting exams on time and will penalize students who
  turn exams in late. (The alternatives are unfair to students who
  turn exams in on time and to students who have to leave immediately
  to get across campus for another exam.)

- You must work on the exam only by yourself.

- You may not use a laptop or phone or other communication device.

- You must not discuss the exam with other students, or with anybody
  else, via any communication medium until after the exam day.

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Grading:
- The exam has 75 points spread across many question parts of a few
  points each. Most will be graded right or wrong with no partial
  credit. Some may be graded with partial credit.

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