Last updated on 07/27/08 02:36 PM .

Johnson chapters covered: 6, 7

Assignments covered: 6, 7

How to study (in order of priority):

1. Review slide shows and take brief notes
2. Re-read chapters, add to notes
3. Review the assignments, repeat some of the basic steps on the computer, and take notes on how to accomplish basic tasks

Notes you can use:

You can use any number of 3" x 5" index cards with your name and original HANDWRITTEN notes on each one. You will be required to show these cards to the instructor. You cannot share your notes with anyone else during the exam. You cannot communicate with any other person during the exam. You can also use any other notes, books, computer files, or the Internet (but you cannot communicate with any person). You cannot share files or any other material with any other person during the exam. Violation of these rules will result in a "0" score on the exam and/or an "XF" grade in the course.

Sample exam:

You may want to study, prepare your note cards, and take this practice exam. The real exam will have the same format as the sample below. The entire exam must be completed within 75 minutes. A significant deduction in score will be made for tests turned in late.

You should write the most logical and concise code possible. Make sure you follow all the conventions discussed in class and in the text, and that you use good programming style as demonstrated in the text (including documentation and indentation). You may wish to plan your program carefully for about 5 minutes before you start writing code.

The code for this program is in the file MailingLabel.txt. You will need to save this file as MailingLabel.java to test it.