Preparation for 3rd semester exam

At home

Read (all?) the pages in the curriculum carefully:

1. Start filling your "black holes" (the subject you don't know anything about).
2. Make a detailed plan on what to read - and when.
• Avoid "exponential reading": Tomorrow I'll have to read twice as much as I read today.
• Don't plan to read anything on the last day before the exam.
3. Find a reading "buddy": Someone that you can phone when there is something you don't understand.
4. Mail the teacher if you still don't understand.
5. Make notes useful at the exam preparation.
6. Every time you finished reading a subject, make an outline (some headlines) on the subject.

In the preparation room

1. Start with the theoretical part of the programming question. Use at most 25 minutes on the theory part.
2. End with the practical part of the programming question.

Write a few pages with notes (special paper provided).

Only pages / files written in the preparation room can be brought to the examination room.

At the exam

1. You decide if you want to start with theory or practice - or a mix.
   The teacher will make sure you have answered all the questions in the end
2. Use the blackboard in you presentation.
3. Answer the questions, no long introductions.
4. As long as you are talking (answering the question), we don't ask further question.
5. I will ask questions to every student.
6. The censor might ask questions, generally at the end of the exam.