Final Exam Overview D.Sc. Arto Karila Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (HIIT) arto.karila@hiit.fi M.Sc. Mark Ain Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (HIIT) mark.ain@hiit.fi 10.09.2012 T-110.6120 – Special Course in Future Internet Technologies

Practical When: Tuesday, October 23rd, 9:00 – 12:00 Where: Hall T1 You MAY bring: Any notes you have taken during the course Lectures slides You may NOT bring: readings, books, calculators, or any other aids that have not specifically been allowed You must pass the final exam with a 1 (i.e. 50%) or higher in order to pass the course IMPORTANT: You *must* register for the final exam on Oodi 10.09.2012

Format (6 sections) Multiple choice (single answer) 1 point for a correct response -1/4 point for an incorrect response Multiple choice (multiple answer) Separate sections for “single answer” and “multiple answer” multiple choice questions Multiple answer questions may have 1 to n correct responses (where n is the total number of choices) 1 point for each correct response -1 point for each incorrect response e.g. if there are 3 correct responses and 2 incorrect (total of 5 choices) and you select 2 correct and 1 incorrect, you will receive 1 point You can NOT get less than zero points on a question 10.09.2012

Format (6 sections) True/false 1 point for a correct response -1 point for an incorrect response Fill-in Fill-in the blank with the correct term(s) Correct response is worth 5 points You will NOT receive negative points for an incorrect response; partial points possible for partially correct response Short answer You should be able to answer in a maximum of 2-4 sentences (or less) Essay You will have several choices; pick only one Set aside approx. 30 – 60 mins and 2-3 pages Worth 50 points, graded based on content 10.09.2012

Pay attention to the point-value of the questions! Multiple choice (single answer) 1 point Multiple choice (multiple answer) 1 to n points True/false Fill-in 5 points Short answer Essay 50 points 10.09.2012

Grading Your grade will be determined by dividing the total points you accrue by the total achievable Grading ranges… The exam may be curved if performance is too far below average; however, the grading ranges will always remain uniform 5 Excellent 90 – 100% 4 Very good 80 – 89% 3 Good 70 – 79% 2 Fair 60 – 69% 1 Poor 50 – 59% FAIL < 50% 10.09.2012