Exam rules
The exam will be on the 16th of December and the 8th of January - please choose one date and register in SIS.
The exam consists of 2 parts: a test on paper (up to 70 minutes) and three programming exercises. Three hours (180 minutes) will be given to complete both parts of the exam. The test has to be given away before proceeding with the programming exercises.
During the test, it is forbidden to use a computer or other materials, except for one A4 size paper prepared by you with handwritten "help". It is allowed to fill both sides of the paper with anything you want (in any size you want). You need to write your name in the corner of this cheat sheet.
Once you have finished with the test, you have to proceed with the programming exercises. Obviously the programming exercises have to be solved in Python (you can use your own computer or the classroom computer). All materials (videos, examples, your solutions, example solutions, etc.), internet and paper materials are allowed to use while solving the programming exercises. Any communication with others (except the instructor) is prohibited.
You have to use Thonny during the exam. Thonny saves every action that is performed in Thonny. You have to present the log files together with the programs.
Before the exam, you have to turn the logging on:
- check the Thonny version (Help -> About Thonny)
- version 3.1.2 or older: Thonny automatically logs every action
- version 3.2.0 or newer:
- choose Options from menu Tools
- tick Log program usage events
- close Thonny
You can get these log files from Thonny:
- when the programs are ready, close Thonny - log files are created;
- open Thonny again;
- choose Open Thonny data folder from menu Tools - this will open .thonny folder;
- open user_logs folder;
- log files are named by the dates when they are created - please send us all the files with the exam date.
Check for some examples of the test and the programming exercises: