When?
The Exam is on Tuesday, October 11th from 8:20 to 10 PM (AT NIGHT).
·
Where?
The class is broken
up by section into many rooms on campus. Room Assignments
Format:
The test will be 33
multiple choice questions worth 3 points each.
This totals 99 points.
One point
will be given for bringing your ID to the exam as well as filling in your name,
UF ID # and
test code on your scantron correctly.
What
does it cover?
·
page
1 - 50 in the handbook,
·
Chapter 1 Section 1 through Chapter 6 Section
3 in the textbook.
You
will need to bring:
·
Pencil(s)
·
Picture
ID
·
Calculator
(scientific or graphing* o.k.)
*Storing notes on a graphing calculator is considered cheating and a
violation of the honor code.
You cannot use your cell phones during the exam for anything or for any
reason.
I
will provide:
·
Formula Sheet
·
Z
table
How
to prepare:
·
Do
the homework. Three of the homework problems will appear on the test.
·
Review
old quiz questions.
·
Review
your notes.
·
Do
the practice problems.
o
The
practice problems have been posted on the sidebar in Sakai.
·
Make
sure that you understand both concepts and calculation. Both will appear on the
test.
Reviews:
·
In Class on Friday, September 30th : I will go the review sheet for the
exam.
·
On Thursday, October 6th, I will record a Question and Answer
Session from 9 to 11am.
o Please submit your top three questions by Wednesday, Oct. 5th 5pm
via email to mmeece AT stat.ufl.edu.
o The questions may come from homework
questions, quiz questions, notes, or the practice questions.
o I will go over the most commonly asked questions
first and continue to answer questions until I run out of questions or time.
o This will be recorded so that everyone can
watch it. This will be similar to the regular lecture posting.
o
You
are welcome to attend the recording. The recording occurs in Norman G520.
Tutoring
Room:
·
The
tutoring room closes at 6pm on the Tuesday, October 11th. Please
plan accordingly.
·
Tutoring
Room Schedule: http://www.stat.ufl.edu/~mmeece/2023/taschedules11.htm#TutoringRoom
Formulas
on the Test:
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P(A and B) = P(A) P(B) P( A | B) = P( A and B) / P(B) res= obs y – pred y
Note: The
z-score will not be provided on the exam.