EE150 - Fall 1996

Final Exam
Topics

The final exam will cover all material discussed in the class lectures this semester. The emphasis, however, will be on those topics covered after the second Midterm (November 13). Unlike the midterms, the final will be closed book but you will be allowed to bring in one double-sided page of notes (where a page is the standard 8.5 by 11 piece of paper).

Unlike the midterms, the final will be about 70% programming, 15-20% debugging, and only 10% or so understanding.

• Emphasized language features:
  • One-Dimensional arrays of basic types.
  • Strings.
  • Two-Dimensional arrays of basic types.
  • Structures.
  • Arrays of Structures.
  • Returning values through pointers.
• Other language features of interest:
  • Character-at-a-time I/O.
  • Basic input reading loops.
  • Basic counting loops with for and while.
  • Basic C operator usage.
  • The switch and if statements.
  • How parameters are passed.
• General concepts:
  • Using existing functions.
  • Implementing functions to specification.
  • Traversing arrays.
  • Sequential search.
  • Dynamic allocation.
  • Program design.
  • Tracking down and repairing bugs.

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