General Information
- Actual exam: Fall 16 Exam 1
- The first exam is Thursday, 29 September, from 11am to 12:40am in G 231.
- It will cover the material in:
- Chapter 1
- Lecture notes,
- Class Work #1-10, and
- Problem Sets #1-4
Exam Rules
- The exam is closed book and closed notes.
- When taking the exam, you may have with you:
- an 8 1/2" x 11" (or A4) piece of paper filled with
notes, programs, etc.
- pens, pencils and erasers.
- You may not use a computer or calculator.
- When you enter the classroom, you will be given an exam.
You may write your name on the exam, but do
not open it until instructed to do so. This is
so everyone has the same amount of time to complete
the exam.
How to Prepare
- Do the assigned reading.
- Do the exam from the last time I taught computability theory at Lehman:
- Do past exams
from when I taught computability theory at the Graduate Center. The
webpage includes all 4 versions of the exam given, as well as answer keys.
- Make sure you do all the class work that has been
assigned. The problems (or variations of them) make
excellent exam questions.
- Work through all the problem sets. Write-ups of those problems are available on the class Blackboard site.