What This Document Is
This is a closed-book, closed-notes final exam for Cornell University’s Introduction to Computing Using Python (CS 1110) course, administered in Spring 2022. It assesses comprehensive understanding of the course material through a series of eight questions totaling approximately 109 points. The exam includes an academic integrity declaration that students must sign.
Why This Document Matters
This exam is crucial for students enrolled in CS 1110 to demonstrate their mastery of Python programming concepts covered throughout the semester. It serves as a primary factor in determining final course grades. Students preparing to take a makeup exam should avoid discussing the content with those who have already completed it.
Common Limitations or Challenges
This document is a past exam and should be used for practice and self-assessment only. It does not represent the exact content of future exams, nor does it provide solutions or detailed explanations. Relying solely on this exam will not guarantee success in the course.
What This Document Provides
The full document includes: the complete exam questions, a 150-minute time limit indication, an academic integrity pledge, space for student information (name, NetID, signature, date), and a comprehensive reference sheet detailing Python string and list methods. The reference sheet includes details on string slicing, finding substrings, checking string properties (alpha, digit, case), and list manipulation (append, count, index, insert, pop, remove, reverse, sort). The exam also includes a single coding problem prompt: `send_help(s)`. This preview does *not* include the exam questions themselves, nor does it provide any answers or solutions.
