Supplementary Examination

This web page may be updated during the semester

• Important Information
• What's It All About?
• What's On the Supplementary Exam

• Studying For the Supplementary Examination

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• handed in both assignments on time; and
• sat the Final Examination; and
• have not been allocated a passing Grade; and
• obtained a Total Mark of at least 40/100.

Students who are entitled to sit the Supplementary Exam will initially receive a Grade of PX.

Students will receive an email/letter from the DCS Office advising them of the arrangements for the Supplementary Exam.

Students who sit the Supplementary Exam will receive either a Grade of PS or a Grade of N in place of the Grade of PX.

Students who do not sit the Supplementary Exam will receive a Grade of N in place of the Grade of PX.

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Important Information

The Supp Exam for this semester is scheduled for:
Thursday 8 December 10:15-11.30
N329 (Aquarium) Level 3 of CS&IT Building

There is NO Supp Exam scheduled for February 2006.

The Permitted Materials above are the same as:

Permitted materials:

• One A4 page with notes on both sides

All answers must be written on the exam paper.

The COMP1100 Supplementary Exam is a "closed" exam. You are not allowed to take any papers out of the exam room.
You must hand in your exam paper, your scribble paper, and your A4 sheet/page of notes.
Your A4 sheet/page of notes will not be returned to you.
Your A4 sheet/page of notes and the scribble paper will be collected and destroyed.
Your A4 sheet/page of notes and the scribble paper will not be marked.

Only your exam paper will be marked.

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What's On the Supplementary Exam

All the material covered in COMP1100 is examinable.

This includes the material in the lectures you didn't go to and the tut/labs you didn't do.

The structure for the 2005 Semester Two Supplementary Exam is:

Section A  (10 marks)
SHORT ANSWER

one 4 mark question on the COMP1100 Black Box Test Schedule
6 marks for complete the sentence questions

Section B  (10 marks)
ALGORITHMS

five 1 mark questions on reading an algorithm
one 5 mark question on writing an algorithm

Section C  (10 marks)
PROGRAMMING

five 1 mark question on reading some code
one 5 mark question on writing a method

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