Hello everyone,

Here is some information about the exam:

* There are 13 questions (6 pages of questions)

* The directions on the front of the page are as follows:

    * All answers must be written legibly. If you are taking the exam
      remotely, make sure that all of your work is legible in the scan
      that you upload to Gradescope.
    * Exams are to be completed individually. You may not communicate
      with others either in-person or online.
    * This exam is open book, open note, and open internet.
    * Do not share this exam with other students not enrolled in this
      course. The exam may be used in future semesters, and sharing it
      would be a violation of Mines honor code.
    * Show your work if you want to receive partial credit.
    * This exam is intended to be difficult. Please make sure to manage
      your time and don't spend too long if you get stuck on a problem.
    * Aim for correctness over quantity. It is better to answer fewer
      questions correctly than to answer more questions incorrectly.
    * There are 200 points in total on this exam.

LOGISTICS:

    Time:   19:00-21:00

    IN PERSON:

        Location: GC MET

        I will give you a print-out of the exam. I will post exam
        clarifications on the projector.

    REMOTE:

        MEETING LINK:
            https://mines.zoom.us/j/98663106971?pwd=RENROE5RUVRNaTJuZ2FKMitIUXlpdz09
        PASSWORD: 757475

        The PDF of the exam will be available on Gradescope at 19:00.
        You will have about 10 minutes at the end of the exam to scan
        your work and upload to Gradescope.

        Note: being on the Zoom is not required, though *highly*
        recommended since I will be posting any clarifications in Zoom.
        Having your video on is not required.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

-- 
Jonathan Sumner Evans           Instructor: CSCI 564
https://sumnerevans.com         CS@Mines Alumnus
+1 (720) 459-1501               M.S. Computer Science
GPG: B50022FD                   Software Engineer @ The Trade Desk

Many people think that Java is faster than Python... Unfortunately that
is true.
    -- Bo Wu

I would like to make a clarification about the information I provided
earlier:

Although the exam is open-internet, if you spend too much time doing
internet research during the exam, you won't have time to answer all the
questions. Therefore, it is highly recommended to use the internet
minimally.

-- 
Jonathan Sumner Evans           Instructor: CSCI 564
https://sumnerevans.com         CS@Mines Alumnus
+1 (720) 459-1501               M.S. Computer Science
GPG: B50022FD                   Software Engineer @ The Trade Desk

Be careful not to *choke* on your aspirations, Director.
    -- Darth Vader (Rouge One)