Computer Networks (CITS3230) - Final examination
- The examination date is now published -
via
Student Connect.
- If you already know that you cannot sit the examination
please let your Faculty Office know
(not Chris McDonald), as soon as possible.
- A single tutorial,
at which the sample papers will be discussed,
will be held in week 13 of semester
(at 12noon Tue 26th May).
- Chris McDonald will be available in his office, CSSE Rm 2.20,
to answer questions from 2PM-5PM weekdays during
Tuesday 9th -> Tuesday 16th June.
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- The exam contributes 40% of your assessment in the unit.
- 2 hours and 10 minutes duration.
- The exam is closed-book - no books, notes, or calculators.
- The exam has 4 questions of equal value (20 marks each),
with each question having 2 or 3 parts.
Your are required to attempt 3 full questions.
- If you accidently attempt all 4 questions,
only the first 3 questions that you attempt will be marked.
Your 4th question will be ignored.
- Question 1 will examine topics on Data Communications;
questions 2-4 will examine topics on Internetworking.
- Questions may be drawn from lecture notes,
the textbook, and laboratory and tutorial work.
You should ensure that you have copies of all lecture handouts,
laboratory and tutorial sheets - all available via our webpages,
- The exam will not cover cnet coding.
However, one of more questions may ask you to develop some pseudo-code,
or code resembling Java or C.
The syntactic correctness of your code will not be assessed.
- These sample exams are the actual final exams
from
2006
and
2008
(I did not present this unit in 2007).
- Sample exam solutions will not be provided.
- Please feel free to discuss your thoughts and answers via
help3230.
Good luck,
Chris McDonald.
May 2009.
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