Lecturer:         Alexandra Nichifor                              Email:              nichifor@math.washington.edu
Office:              Padelford C-326  (Directions)             Phone:             206-543-7898
Lectures:         Section B: MWF 10:30 in SIG 134.      Quiz sections & TAs:  click here
                        
Section C: MWF 11:30 in SIG 134.                                          
 


The final exam was Saturday, March 11. Here are the exam statistics:
The median was 83/100, the highest quarter was above 89/100 and the lowest quarter below 77/100)

Overall Class Stats: class median was 80.3 (3.0), highest quarter above 86% (3.5), lowest quarter below 72% (2.5)

If you want to see your final exam or have questions about your grade, I'll be in my office
Tuesday, 03/28, 1 pm -2:30 pm
Wednesday, 03/29, 1:40 pm -2:20 pm
or by appointment (email me your free times in the afternoon Tues-Fri).

Good luck in the Spring Quarter!

 


Older stuff:

Don't forget: The Final Exam is comprehensive (WS 1 through  WS 24, except WS 15)  & takes place on:
        Saturday, March 11th, 5-8pm in KNE 120.
See ground rules & details about the final here.

Review for Final: New Topics & do practice tests from the Archive of old exams.
Don't forget to review the material from Midterm 1 and Midterm 2.
Here's the overhead from Wednesday's review.

Midterm 2 & Grade Info:

        *** SOLUTIONS to Midterm 2: Version 1 and Version 2
(If your Problem 1 contains "TC(q)=0.02q2+..." you had version 1 of the test. Version 2 has "TC(q)=0.01q2+..." )
        *** Midterm & Percentage grades so far are here. A tentative %-to-GPA conversion scale is here.
 Note: the conversion scale at the end of the term may be different, depending on the grade distribution at that time!

        *** Stats: Midterm median: 38.5 out of 50 points. 25% of class got 44/50 or more. 75% of the class got 30.5 /50 or more.
 Overall, the class median so far is 77%.

Bad-Midterm-Day Provision:
        If at the end of the quarter either one of your two midterm grades is greater than zero but below 70% of the average of the final and the other midterm score, I will automatically replace the low midterm grade with that 70% of the average of the other two exams.
        Example1: M1: 40/50= 80%, M2: 20/50=40%, F: 75/100=75%. Here 70% of the average of M1 and F is 0.7*(80+75)/2=54.25%, which is greater than the 40% of M2, so your M2 score gets replaced by 54.25% of 50 points = 27 points.
        Example2: M1: 40/50=72%, M2: 30/50=60%, F: 75/100=75%. Here neither midterm is below 70% of the average of the other two exams, so the grades stand.
The intent of this policy is to not let one particularly bad midterm day have too much of an impact on your grade.
It cannot be modified to just drop the lower midterm & it cannot be used to replace the final exam score by anything else. 

The Review file for 2nd midterm.

Announced in class 2/3:
        1) The Final Exam will take place on Saturday, March 11th, 5-8pm in KNE 120.
            See ground rules & details about the final here.
        2) We'll skip WS 15 (from lecture, homework and exams)

MIDTERM 1:
        Solutions
to Midterm 1: Version 1 and Version 2 (revised)
            (If your question 1b was "Which car traveled farthest in the 5th minute" you had version 1; "in the 2nd minute", you had version 2.)

          PowerPoint file of Jan 27th lecture (WS 10&11).

A link to the answers to the table of translations from the lecture on WS7.