Instructor: Balazs Rath

Exam info:

Plese have a (student) ID card or a passport or a driver's licence with you.

Please do not use electronic devices.

Please do NOT use formula sheets on exams.

 

Please read again the parts of syllabus that concern exams: CLICK

 

EXAM dates: See Neptun for details and location.

 

Pre-Exam CONSULTATION: In our Microsoft Teams team

Exam details:

Written exam, 90 minutes, 4 questions. Language of exam: English.

 

One out of the four exam questions will be very similar to a homework question (maybe I will change some constants or shorten the HW question to fit the exam's time constraints)

 

An exam question can test theory (definitions, statements of theorems, proofs, part of a proof) or it can be very similar to an example solved in class (incl. student presentations)

 

Good to know: I pick exam questions using a random number generator: I pick a page in the lecture notes and ask a question related to the material that I find there.

Good to know: I will indicated the page numbers of the scanned lecture notes that we skip in 2024 (an therefore will not appear in the exams)

Good to know: You are not allowed to use formula sheets on exams, but maybe I will provide formulas on the exam sheet that are hard to remember. Try to remember the ideas, not the formulas.

Good to know: Read the official solutions of homeworks, because maybe my solution is shorter than yours!

2018 sample exam: CLICK

2018 first exam (May 29, 2018): CLICK

2018 second exam (June 5, 2018): CLICK

2018 third exam (June 19, 2018): CLICK

2022 first exam (June 1, 2022): CLICK

2022 second exam (June 8, 2022): CLICK

2022 third exam (June 15, 2022): CLICK