CS211: Final Exam

Time-Date-Place

topics: everything in course, with an emphasis on topics since Prelim 2
more details: short answer questions (fundamentals, some recent definitions), asymptotic complexity (see Prelim 2), lists, trees, iterators, (I might lump lists, trees, and/or iterators into 1 problem -- see Prelim 2), hashing (see last exercise and A6), sequence structures (either as a separate problem and/or used for a graph problem), graphs (maybe two problems -- something without programming and something with programming.
what I won't ask: a Prelim 1-style inheritance problem (though inheritance is used throughout the exam), parsing (Prelim 1 covered sufficiently, though you need to thoroughly understand recursion), induction proof, GUIs (Prelim 2 sufficed).
review session: Sunday, May 11, 1:30-3:00 pm, UP B17
review material: example final exam (includes solutions)

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General policies for final exam regrades:

Students can view their final exam grades on-line.
Final exams do not get handed back.
Final exams are available for review in Upson 304 starting the second week of classes in the following semester.
Students may submit regrade requests until the end of the semester.
We reserve the right to regrade the entire exam, and as a result, we might raise or lower your entire score, including your course grade.

To submit a final exam regrade request, do the following:

Wait until the second week of classes.
Bring a valid form of identification to the consulting office posted consulting hours (see current CS211 website).
Ask a consultant to review your final. The exam must stay in the room.
Fill out a regrade form, which you will find outside of 303 Upson. If you wish to obtain your new grade by e-mail, please state that request.
Give the form to the consultant, who will log the request and alert the former instructor of the request.
Regrades are usually processed within one week. You will have to return to the consulting office if you did not give permission for us to e-mail you the grade, as stated above.