The Final Exam will take place during 9:00 -
12:00 on April 12. Please see the Registrar's webpage
for further details regarding location, seating, etc.
The exam will be in the form of a multiple-choice test and will
consist of about 30 questions, each with 5 possible answers (only one
correct). Some questions may concern MATLAB programming, although you
will not be required to write computer programs. Material not covered
in Tests #1 and #2 will be weighted more heavily. Note that questions will be worth 1 or 2 points, i.e.,
some questions will have a higher weight than other.
The material not covered in Test #1 and #2 will be worth about 60% of the mark.
Two sample exams are available here
and here; note, however, that these
sample exams have a slightly different coverage and a different
format; please also make sure to review sample problems listed here.
The tests will be computer-graded; please make sure to review
the instructions concerning
correct filling out the computer cards; note that you will need an HB
pencil.
There will be a review session before the Final Exam. It will take place
during 15:00 - 17:00 on April 9. Please see the following table for
classroom and seating information.
Classroom
Student's Last Name (range)
CNH/104
ABBASI - MAINSE
JHE/376
MAK - ZWEEP
A calculator will be required for the test (only the McMaster Standard
Calculator Casio FX991MS is allowed)