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Fall 2008
Exam Schedule
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Please keep these dates and times free. If you have a scheduled conflict you may
sign up for a conflict exam after obtaining permission from your course Instructor.
What to bring to exams
Information about the Make-up
A Periodic Table and Datasheet will be attached to each exam.
Exam 1 Mon. Sept. 22 6:30 to 7:45pm
Room
Assignments were posted here.
Exam 1 Answer Key will be available here after the exam.
Exam 2 Mon. Oct. 13 6:30 to 7:45pm
Room
Assignments are posted here.
Conflict
Exam Information
Conflict
Request Form
for students who can not take the regular exam or the main conflict exam.
Exam 2 Answer Key will be available here after the exam.
Exam 3 Mon. Nov. 10 6:30 to 7:45pm
Room
Assignments will be posted here.
Conflict
Exam Information
Conflict Request Form for students who can not take the regular exam or the main conflict exam.
Exam 3 Answer Key
will be available here after the exam.
*Make-Up Exam*
Date: TBA 6:30 to 7:45pm
location TBA
This exam is for people who missed exam 1, 2 or 3 due to illness.
Additional Information about the Make-up
exam is available here.
Makeup Request Form for students who missed an exam and need to take the Makeup exam.
Final Exam:
Wednesday Dec. 17 8:00am-9:50am
Locations TBA
Please do not make plans to leave the university until after you know your final
exam schedule.
Final Exam Room Assignments TBA Data sheet for the
final
Answer Key will be posted here after the Final Exam
Instructions on how to
calculate your final (Summary) score will be given
Grade Cutoffs will be posted here when they are finalized. Questions about a Conflict Final Exam see Mike Joyce in 210 Whitmore.
What to Bring to Exams
All exams are multiple-choice tests. They are
constructed in such a way as to emphasize active understanding of the material, rather
than memorization. The hints on studying strategies are provided under a separate heading.
For your reference, some
old exams
are collected on the web.
You should
the following to each exam
scientific
calculator (see
below)
some #2 pencils,
an eraser
your
PSU student I.D. card.
A periodic table and a
list of equations will be provided with each exam.
Be sure you
your correct
Chem 110
section number and student I.D. number and that you enter these correctly on your exam answer sheet. A suitable scientific calculator
(one that
handles numbers in scientific notation and provides log/antilog functions)
is essential. Calculators with
text-storage capabilities (such as the TI-81 used in Math 140)
or communication capabilities (such as cell-phone
calculators, or BlackBerries) will not be permitted for use on
exams. Except for simple scientific calculators
(mentioned above) no other electronic
devices of any kind are permitted on the exams. If such devices are
detected (whether in use or not) students may receive a zero score on
the exam in question. An exception to
this rule for medical (or otherwise essential) equipment must be
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