Below you will find the instructions for the final exam. The exam will start at 7.15 pm today in Hubbell. Notes: 1. On the final exam, there will be 17 problems. The total number of points on the exam is 200 which corresponds to 100% correct. Problems 1 - 10: multiple-choice problems that need to be answered on the scantron form. Problems 11 and 12: to be answered in blue book # 1. Problems 13 and 14: to be answered in blue book # 2. Problems 15, 16, and 17: to be answered in blue book # 3. Questions answered in the wrong booklet will NOT be graded. * Each multiple choice question is worth 2.5 points. * Each analytical question are is worth 25 points. * The total number of points on the exam is 200 (= 100%). 2. No one will be allowed to start the exam after 8.45 pm. If you show up after 8.45 pm, you will have to wait until May 2027 to take the final exam. 3. No one can leave the exam room before 8.45 pm. 4. If you complete the exam after 10 pm, you should remain seated until we have collected all exams at 10.15 pm. 5. You cannot bring anything into the exam room except your student id, pens, pencils, and an eraser. NOTE: Bringing your cell phone to the exam room willbe considered an act of academic dishonesty. Any cell phone I discover will be removed permanently. Your final exam score will be 0 and you will be reported to the College Board on Academic Honesty. 6. You can bring ONE water bottle (with water, no other liquids) that is clear and has its label removed; no other food or drinks are allowed in the exam room. 7. You are required to bring your student ID. Good luck studying for the exam and see you in Hubbell at 7.15 pm today!. Frank Wolfs _____________________________________________________________________ Frank L. H. Wolfs e-mail: wolfs@pas.rochester.edu Department of Physics and Astronomy University of Rochester B&L 203A, RC Box 270171 fax: (585) 275 - 8527 284 Hutchison Rd. phone: (585) 643 - 5496 Rochester, NY 14627 http://teacher.pas.rochester.edu/
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Frank Wolfs, Physics and Astronomy, U of R