CS 111 Final Exam Study Guide
- Exam format
The exam will be held at the time scheduled for your section. It will consist of:
- Fifteen multiple choice questions.
- Two code-writing problems.
- One output problem (in which you'll be asked to write everything displayed at the console by a given program or program segment).
- One bonus question
YOU MUST BRING PHOTO ID to the exam. (Either your Queens College student ID, or some other photo ID such as a driver's license or passport.) While taking the exam, you must have your photo ID out on your desk. During the exam, one of the proctors will walk around the room checking ID's. Be ready to show the proctor the name on page 1 of your exam, so that the proctor can compare it to the name on your photo ID.
- Topics covered
The exam will cover all the topics covered during the semester. Every topic listed on the syllabus is fair game.
Somewhat emphasized will be topics covered during the second half of the semester, including functions (including value parameters vs. reference parameters and array parameters), scope of variables (global variables vs. local variables and parameters), and arrays (both one-dimensional and two dimensional. Make sure you understand the different kinds of data types (primitive data types vs. arrays vs. classes/objects).
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