IEE 380 EXAM 1 Dr. Chattin MUR 101 Tuesday February 12 Starts promptly at 4:30 pm Ends promptly at 5:45 pm 2 EXAM FORMAT • Out of 50 points • Approximately 14 questions • Some multiple choice • Some fill-in-the-blank • Some partial credit • Scrap paper will be provided • You will turn in only the answer sheet, and you will keep the question sheet. 3 FAIR GAME MATERIAL • Anything we have covered in class since the first day through today • Homework material from Ch. 2, Ch. 3 and Ch. 4 • Text readings corresponding to material covered in class and on homework sets • Quizzes through Sunday 2/10 4 WHAT SHOULD I STUDY? HOW SHOULD I STUDY? What 1. 2. 3. 4. Class notes Examples in the text Homework problems Quiz questions How • • • • • Start at least 3 days before the exam Pick a chapter and section in that chapter Read, review and do problems from 1 – 4 above Find one or more people to study with Make your note sheets up after studying: be organized, use colors, don’t clutter with too much information that you don’t need 5 EXAM ANSWER SHEET HEADER • Name • Seat assignment 6 ROOM AND SEAT ASSIGNMENT • You will be assigned a specific row (A – P) and a specific seat for the exam. • You must sit in your assigned seat; we check your roster photo against your seat during the exam. If you are not in your assigned seat, points will be deducted from your exam. • You cannot request any special seat unless you have a physical disability or challenge that is documented through the disability resource center. • The seat assignments will be posted to Bb MyGrades by 11 pm Monday 2/11. • You must know your seat BEFORE coming to the exam. If you are left handed, email me before Fri 2/8 so that I can seat you in a left handed seat. 7 ASU SUN CARD PHOTO ID You must have your ASU Sun Card photo ID with you We will be checking IDs during the exam 8 QUESTION 1 ON EXAM 1. (3 pts) No partial credit. What is your PIN? PIN is Personal Identification Number Your PIN is already in the grade book, MyGrades. Know your pin BEFORE coming to the exam. We will not tell you what it is when you get here. We will not let you look it up during the exam or when the exam is over. MAKE UP EXAMS AND MISSED EXAMS DUE TO ILLNESS Read the syllabus about make-up exams and how missing an exam due to illness is handled. PERMITTED DURING EXAM Any calculator EXCEPT the TI-Nspire. You MAY NOT use a TINspire in any exam in this course. Bring BATTERIES. One 8.5” x 11” sheet of HAND-WRITTEN notes, both sides permitted Colored markers, highlighters 10 FORBIDDEN DURING EXAM No TI-Nspire calculators. If you have one out, your exam score will be ZERO. No sunglasses No watches No headsets No hats No bathroom breaks No phones: must be off, no vibration, and not on your person. Must be in closed purse or zipped backpack. Cannot be in a pocket at all. If your phone is out, it’s an automatic ZERO on your exam. No substitutes No Power Point, Word or other nonhandwritten information on note sheets No backpacks, purses, notes on unoccupied seats No stapled note sheets: you may not staple two one-sided notes to make “one” note sheet No sharing of calculators 11 No questions about anything other than a possible mistake or typo. Examples of questions that must not be asked: How can I do this <insert> in my calculator? Which formula should I use? What is the difference between X and x? What is the difference between F(x), f(x), and p(x)? Any other question that can be categorized as “How can you help me with this exam question? Do not ask proctors or TAs questions during the exam. EXAM ANSWERS 12 • You will turn in only the answer sheet. You will take the questions with you when you leave. • Failure to follow the directions on how and where to put your answer will result in no points on that question. • There is only one correct answer for each multiple choice. If you don’t see a correct answer, select the answer closest to yours. • If you circle more than one answer on a multiple choice question, or if your answer is unclear for any reason, you will not receive credit for that problem. • For full credit on partial credit problems, you must show proper notation. If the random variable’s name is T, use T and t, not X and x. • Designate random variables as uppercase letters by underlining them like we do in class. • Where a non-integer answer is required, answer to four decimal places. TIME’S UP 13 • If you finish your exam before 5:45 pm, give it to a TA. You can leave after that. • If you are still working when time is called, put pen/pencil down, hold your answer sheet in the air. Failure to do so will result in an Academic Integrity Policy violation and you will receive a ZERO on the exam. • The TAs will collect your exams from you while you are seated. Do not get up during the collection process. • No one leaves the room until we have ALL the exams collected 14 EXAMS ANSWERS AND RETURNS Exams will be returned to you on Thursday 2/21. I only bring the exams to class once. Answers will be posted before noon on Wednesday 2/13. ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Academic Integrity Policy Dr. Linda Chattin Industrial Engineering Engineering Dean’s Office THE POLICY’S THEME 16 Everything is forbidden until the instructor says it’s permitted 17 TYPICAL PENALTIES FOR A FIRST AIP VIOLATION, ALSO KNOWN AS A FIRST STRIKE I. II. III. Zero points for the project, homework assignment, or exam Zero points for the project, homework assignment, or exam and final course grade lowered by one letter grade Failing grade of E in the course. Once you have violated ASU’s Academic Integrity Policy, a folder with your name on it is created and lives in the engineering dean’s office. Relevant documents/evidence are placed in the folder, and it is stored until you graduate or until you violate the Academic Integrity Policy again with a SECOND STRIKE. 18 WHAT OTHER CONSEQUENCES APPLY TO FIRST-TIME VIOLATORS? Will not be hired as a Residential Peer Mentor E2 Camp Counselor Undergraduate TA ASU 101 Section Leader Career Peer Fulton Ambassador Tutor within the Engineering Tutoring Center 19 TWO STRIKE POLICY An student who is reported for a second AIP violation (SECOND strike), automatically receives the following penalties: • An XE grade for that course on the student’s transcript XE means failed due to academic integrity reasons XE stays on your transcript forever • One year suspension from the Fulton Schools of Engineering Student has to change their major and re-apply to that major after one year passes Student cannot take any course that is offered in the Fulton Schools of Engineering during that year If the second offense is particularly bold and egregious, the student will be expelled from ASU and not be permitted to return. Ever. COMMON ACADEMIC INTEGRITY VIOLATIONS 20 Using Chegg.com, Course Hero, GitHub, Stack Overflow or any other internet site to find and use homework solutions or computer code. Hiring someone else from here or another country to do your online homework • Wiley, McGraw-Hill, Prentice-Hall Sending or receiving files from a friend from past course offerings Loaning or giving a paper, computer, or files with your work from a past or present semester to someone Taking a friend’s file off his/her laptop without their knowledge 21 Common Academic Integrity Violations, continued Collaborating (working) with a friend on homework or computing assignments and projects that the instructor has specifically designated as being INDIVIDUAL. Using code on the internet in your own programming assignment Using parts of your friend’s old report from a previous semester Taking a picture of your exam during the exam and sending it out for help during the exam IEE 380 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY VIOLATIONS PENALTIES VIOLATIONS 23 • In IEE 380 a violation is when • You PROVIDE formulas, answers, sketches or any information to another student in the class during an exam via photos, text, or handwritten means. • You USE formulas, answers, sketches or any information FROM another student, regardless of that student’s knowledge that you have taken it. • You ALTER a graded exam after getting it back and then claim there was a grading error. • You have someone else TAKE your exam in your place • You USE Chegg.com, CourseHero.com, StudySoup.com or any other online source to find homework solutions. • You POST IEE 380 slides, documents, exams or quizzes to Chegg.com, CourseHero.com, StudySoup.com or any other online repository. IEE 380 PENALTIES 24 If you are caught ENGAGING IN or HAVING ENGAGED IN a violation: 1. You will receive a ZERO on the exam 2. You will be additionally sanctioned with one full grade demotion in the course 3. Your violation will be reported to the dean’s office where it remains in your record until you graduate or until you violate ASU’s academic integrity policy again (then you will be dismissed your degree program).
