| Probability Theory - Math 170A/1 - Fall 07 |
| Exams |
Final Exam on Thursday, 13th of December 2007 at 8am-11am in Boelter 2760.
- Find a previously given final exam for Math 170A under Spring 06.
- You must bring a picture ID to the exam. No notes are allowed during exam.
- Material covered on the final exam: all sections from the reading assignments page.
- My office hours during exam week will be T 10:30-12.
Midterm Two on Friday, 16th of November 2007 at 11:00am-11:50am in PUB AFF 2214
- Download suggested solutions to midterm two.
- Midterm Two scores are posted on MyUCLA.
- You must bring a picture ID to the exams. Nonprogrammable calculators may be used but no programmable ones or computers, or notes, or books are allowed during exams.
- Chapter.Section covered on midterm two: 4.3-5.4 (cf. Reading Assignments)
- My office hours during exam week will be T 10:30-12.
- Find a previously given midterm for Math 170A under Spring 06 and solutions.
Midterm One on Friday, 26th of October 2007 at 11:00am-11:50am in PUB AFF 2214
- Download suggested solutions to midterm one.
- Midterm One scores are posted on MyUCLA.
- You must bring a picture ID to the exams. No calculators, computers, or notes are allowed during exams.
- Material covered on the midterm one: Up to (7) Theroem in 4.3 on page 123.
- Additional office hours during exam week will be
- Tuesday, 23rd of October, 2007, at 11am
- Wedensday, 24th of October, 2007 at 9am
- Find previously given midterms for
- Math 170A under
- Math 3C (Probability for Life Science Students) under Note that this is a lower division course, so you should expect a somewhat higher level for 170A, but the above may help to at least check that you can do the 'simple' problems.
- Any regrading requests (see syllabus for details) can be made until Friday, 2nd of November and no later.
- The rules for regrades are as follows:
- Recall: Before exams are returned, I will take a random selection of exams to be copied. So when you come back for a regrade, make sure you know what you added later on to the exam and what was originally there.
- Any regrading request has to be submitted in writing to me, Andrea Brose. No more than two sentences are accepted.
- Accepted regrading request include cases, where you believe that the points got added up incorrectly, or where you believe we missed grading a part of your work.
- Regrading requests, such as "I deserve more partial credit" are not accepted, as all exams have been graded consistently.
- Be aware that a regrade means that your exam will be regraded from scratch, and it is possible that you will receive a lower score than originally given, if I decide that the original grade was too high.
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