INFS1609 Fundamentals of Business Programming 2021T1
Revision Lecture
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Topics for this week
• To discuss general exam information • To revise this term’s content
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General Exam Information
• Take home exam
• Exam date: Thursday, 06 May 2021
• Exam release date and time: Thursday, 06 May 2021, 0900 (AEST) (on Moodle)
• Duration: 24 hours (this exam is estimated to be a 2-3-hour piece of work – excluding reading time)
• Exam submission deadline: Friday, 07 May 2021, 0900 (AEST) (on Moodle and Edstem)
FAILURE TO UPLOAD THE EXAM BY THE SUBMISSION TIME WILL RESULT IN A PENALTY OF 15% OF THE AVAILABLE MARKS PER HOUR OF LATENESS
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General Exam Information
• Candidate MUST submit a signed declaration form (digital signature is fine) together with the take-home exam answer sheet
In other words, answers to questions MUST be written in the take-home exam answer sheet provided
Failure to submit the signed Declaration Form may result
in your Take-Home Exam answer sheet NOT being marked
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Submission Instructions
• SubmissionviaMoodleTurnitin–plagiarism/academicmisconduct policy applies
• YoucanonlysubmitonceviaTurnitin
• Must be in WORD (.doc, .docx) format (submission in any other
format will result in a penalty of 10% of the available mark)
• Please make sure to keep the Turnitin submission receipt, take as many screenshots as necessary (e.g., to show successful submission)
• NOTE:Submitasearlyaspossible.Last-minutetechnicalissues may NOT be accepted as a valid special consideration
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Submission Instructions
• Submission via Edstem for coding components. This will be clearly marked on the exam paper.
• You can submit code components as many times as you want.
• The latest submission (INCLUDING LATE SUBMISSIONS) will be marked.
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Submission Instructions
Submission PDF File Name AND Turnitin submission title MUST be
zID_LastName_FirstName
** Please make sure you have the correct zID. Turnitin does not include your zID automatically so we might not be able to identify you if the zID provided is incorrect
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Other Instructions
• Use a font that is easy to read – we recommend Arial size 12
• Each question has a word limit. Declare your word count at the end of each question. Any response beyond the word limit will NOT be graded
• Your answers must be written in text (not a picture/screenshot of texts)
• Labels on diagrams are not counted within the word limit; however, all diagrams provided should be concise. Do not use diagrams to provide text content
• Tables are NOT considered diagrams. You must type your table in text and the text will be counted within the word limit
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Clearly indicate the question number
• You are required to cite your sources and attribute direct quotes appropriately when using external sources
• It is sufficient to use in-text citations that include the following information: The name of the author or authors; the year of publication; The page number (where the information/idea can be located on a particular page when directly quoted). For example, (Mcconville, 2011, p.188)
• When citing internet sources, please use the following format: website/page title, URL, date published
• If you provide in-text citations, you must provide a reference list. the reference list will NOT be counted towards your word limit
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Drawing Diagrams
• You can include a diagram if you think it can help to support your answer
• Diagrams can be digitally created or hand-drawn; however, all diagrams should be clear and easy-to-read. Unreadable diagrams may not be graded
• If the diagram included is copied from the course materials or any other external sources, you must provide a clear caption and citation
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General Clarifications
• The take-home exam is NOT an assignment. There is no marking criteria provided and there will be no qualitative feedback
• The Edstem Discussion forum will be set to approved posts only on the exam date for Exam Paper Clarification Purposes. You can only ask the Lecturer questions if you believe that there are clarification issues related to grammatical or typographical matters. However, before you ask a question, please check whether your question has been asked and answered.
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General Clarifications
• DO NOT ask anything to try to clarify how you should answer the questions, DO NOT post any attempt to answer the questions, and DO NOT ask for further explanation of the questions
• The INFS1609 Collaborate Ultra Course Room will be active for the first 2 hours of the exam only where the Lecturer will respond to questions related to grammatical or typographical matters
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General Clarifications
• Tutors do not have access to the final exam questions
• You cannot contact any tutors for the entire duration of the exam until the final grades are released
• The LIC will not be responding to any emails regarding your paper or marks. Final grades will be released as per university schedule
Any Special Consideration requests MUST go through the University centrally-managed process
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UNSW Fit to Sit Rule
UNSW has a Fit to Sit/Submit rule, which means that if you sit an exam or submit an assessment, you are declaring yourself fit to do so and cannot later apply for Special Consideration.
Downloading an exam is equivalent to sitting an exam.
Therefore, if you download this exam, then you are considered as being Fit to Sit, and will not be eligible for Special Consideration
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Final Exam Submission
According to the University guidelines, students are responsible for uploading the correct version of the correct document.
Once uploaded, there will be no opportunity to replace or re- upload your exam papers. The documents submitted will be the documents that are marked.
There is no provision for students who upload incorrect or incomplete documents. Therefore, you must check the work before you submit.
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Format of the Final Exam
2021 T1 INFS1609 Final Exam Format
• 2 questions, with sub-parts
• Question 1 has 3 sub-parts
• Focus on programming fundamentals (Weeks 1-5)
• Question 2 has 6 sub-parts
• Focus on object-oriented programming (Weeks 7-9)
• All content covered during the term is examinable
• All textbook reference chapters are examinable
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2021 T1 INFS1609 Final Exam Format
Question 1 – Programming Fundamentals (40 marks total)
a. 5 marks
b. 25 marks
c. 10 marks
Question 2 – Object-oriented Programming (60 marks total)
a. 20 marks
b. 10 marks
c. 10 marks
d. 10 marks
e. 5 marks
f. 5 marks
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2021 T1 INFS1609 Final Exam Format
Types of questions you may encounter:
• Write code that will take inputs and produce outputs that match the samples provided
• Analyse code, identify errors, modify the code to fix the errors
• Create classes based on descriptions and code fragments already provided
• Explain a named concept (that you have learned during the term)
• Describe the steps you would take to plan a program
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2021 T1 INFS1609 Final Exam Format
How to do well in a take home exam?
1. What am I being asked to do?
2. Which topic areas are involved? (e.g., is this question asking about arrays? Or loops? Or encapsulation?)
3. What key concepts and terminologies do I want to include in my answer? List them down in bullet points first
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2021 T1 INFS1609 Final Exam Format
How to do well in a take home exam?
4. Think about why those bullet points are relevant to the question (this is the key – you need to justify your answers by linking back to the case and other relevant examples)
5. Be specific – make it easy for the grader to identify your main points. Don’t leave them guessing what you are trying to say. Use bold or highlights or tables whenever appropriate
6. Lastly, proofread your answer before submission
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2021 T1 INFS1609 Final Exam Format
How to do well in a take home exam?
Take-home exam is NOT about dumping in lots of information
It is about demonstrating critical thinking, in-depth analysis and evaluation, and synthesis of relevant content
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University Study Support
1. Open Book and Take Home
Exams https://student.unsw.edu.au/open-book-and-take-home- exams (<------ take this advice seriously; do not assume that because it’s a take home and open book exam, that it requires less preparation.)
2. The Learning Consultation team are offering online individual consultations via Teams, Skype, or phone to help Business School students with their literacy and numeracy questions, study skills, academic writing, exam preparation, assessment tasks, case writing, reports/essays, and referencing........
Get in touch with a learning advisor now - book a consultation through the online booking system.
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Questions?
Reflection
What have you learned today?
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That’s a wrap!
Thank you!
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