Final exam posted

[mikeizbicki]

I've posted your final exam to https://github.com/mikeizbicki/cmc-csci143/blob/2023spring/final/2023spring.pdf

The exam is out of 64 points. I've also removed the True/False portion of the exam. (My brain is too sleep deprived right now to think of reasonable T/F questions.) Most students find the free response section easier than the T/F section, so I think this should end up improving everyone's grade a bit :)

Good luck :)

[kanaluM]

Hi Mike would it be possible to post the tex file if there is one? (Also thanks for removing the T/F)

[mikeizbicki]

You can find the tex file at https://github.com/mikeizbicki/cmc-csci143/blob/2023spring/final/2023spring.tex

[ifreer23]

Hi Mike, when you get the chance can you also post the recording of the review session please?

[mikeizbicki]

Whoops, sorry for the delay. You can find it on youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCQbXbrXqbM

[mikeizbicki]

By "Don't create any unneeded indexes", I mean that every index you write should be useful for the query somehow. If you write extra indexes that can't be used to speed up the query, then you will have points deducted.

I recommend thinking of each problem as totally independent of every other problem. So for example, if you create an index for problem 2 and see that the same index would be useful for problem 5, then write the same create index command under both problems. You will not have points deducted for listing the same create index command under multiple problems.