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 Expect questions of the exact same type and level as lab exercises K through N. You will be asked to write modules that test a given circuit; create a circuit given what it does; and/or determine what is wrong with a given circuit and fix it.
 ===== The Final Exam =====
-  * The final exam will be held during the Official Examination Period. Check the Registrar Office site for date, time, and venue.
-  * If you could not take the exam, email the instructor asap, prepare a full petition package (a simple doctor note is //not// acceptable), and submit it to the Registrar Office. This course does //not// have a deferred exam.
-  * Unordered List Item
+==== Policies ====
+    * This is a closed-book, 150-min exam. Check the Registrar Office site for date, time, and venue.
+  * If you miss the exam, email the instructor asap, prepare a full petition package (a simple doctor note will //not// do), and submit to the Registrar Office. This course does //not// have a deferred exam.
+  * Bring a Photo ID, pens/pencils, and a calculator
+  * You may bring one 8.5"x11" information sheet of notes (both sides, written or typed, any font). Note that the MIPS Sheet and some CPU diagrams will be provided.
+  * You may not bring any other sheet of paper, blank or not.
+  * Seating may be preassigned and there may be several exam versions.
+  * No questions will be allowed during the exam.
+==== Outline ====
+This exam has the same outline as the in-class tests. Its scope is the entire course but the emphasis is on the second half of the course.