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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.
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 ===== The Final Exam =====
-  * The final exam will be held during the Official Examination Period. Check the Registrar Office site for date, time, and venue.
+==== 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
-  * The exam is closed-book but you may bring one 8.5"x11" information sheet of notes of your own (both sides, written or typed, any font). The MIPS Sheet and the main CPU diagrams will be provided.
+  * 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. You can use the backside of the test booklet for scratch work.
+  * 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.