Final Exam Information
WHEN: Tuesday, May
20, 2014� 6:30-
8:30 PM, two (2) hours total
WHERE: Regular
classroom, AAS 11
Four (4) problems, oriented toward the later parts of the
course.� The general topic areas
covered by the problems, with expected time required for completion will be as
follows:
|
SUBJECT
OF PROBLEM |
EXPECTED TIME |
1 |
2-D Truss, solve for every member
using Method of Joints |
25
min |
2 |
2-D Truss, solve for selected
members using Method of Sections |
15
min |
3 |
Cable with concentrated loads |
20
min |
4 |
Friction Analysis |
20
min |
|
Total
Typical Time: |
80
min |
|
2-Hour
Exam Duration: |
120
min |
|
Extra
Time for Checking and Review: |
40
min |
>��� Like the previous quizzes that were given
during the course, the final exam is OPEN-TEXTBOOK, CLOSED-NOTES.� No materials shall be on your desk except for
the course textbook, calculator, and writing/drawing tools.� The back of the exam pages may be used for
scratch calculations if needed.� There
can be no sharing of textbooks, calculators, or any other materials.
>��� Seating locations will be randomly shuffled
at the start of the exam.� If asked,
students must comply with requested seating location.
>��� Graded exams can be obtained from me during
the first two weeks of the next semester.�
I would be happy to personally return your final exam and discuss the
solutions at that time if you call
me or email me (phone number and email address provided on first day handout) to set up an appointment.� Unless
prior instructions have been given to me, unclaimed final exams will be
recycled within TWO WEEKS.� If
you don�t contact me, I will assume that you don�t want your exam back.
>��� Graded Exams can be mailed to you
immediately after grading only if an extra-large, self-addressed, adequately
stamped envelope is provided at the final exam session - final exam results
are not provided by email or over the phone.�
Letter size envelopes are not acceptable.
>��� Final course grades can be shown on the
final exam cover page if explicitly
requested in writing by the student on the cover page.�
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