WARNING: Route 18 construction continues in the New Brunswick area, resulting in increased traffic congestion. Students are strongly encouraged to avoid scheduling back-to-back classes on different campuses during this construction project. It is particularly important to allow sufficient travel time between campuses when you have an exam; consideration will be not be given to students arriving late to an exam due to construction delays.

• Write A Program:  1 program @ 10 points
  Includes all statements in Chapter 2-5:  REM, PRINT, END, INPUT, INPUT PROMPT, READ-DATA, IF-THEN, IF-THEN-ELSE, ELSEIF, SELECT CASE
  
  
• Write BASIC Statements:  11 statements @ 2 points each
  Write a one-line TRUE BASIC statement for each situation described.
  Examples:
        (1)  Congratulate the winner of this week's Business Card Drawing
        (2)  Ask if the customer is a member of the frequent buyer club
        (3)  Calculate total points for a student's midterm exam, final exam, and extra-credit points
        (4)  Assign 3 points if the color chosen is blue, otherwise, assign 4 points
  
  
• Identify BASIC variables:   10  variables @ 1 point each
  Decide whether the variable is Correct or Incorrect
  Examples:    lunchmenu          bus_route#         spirit-award-winner$        first_exam_grade        recipe_number$
  
  
• Tracing Output:   4 programs @ 6 points each
  Trace the programs and show what will be displayed in the Output window
  Note:  You must write the statements that will appear in the Output window
  
  
• Finding and Correcting Errors:   3 programs, each with four errors @ 2 points each error
  1 point for identifying the error, 1 point for correcting the error
  Example:        REM  three errors
                         DATA   8, 3, 6
                         READ  X; Y; Z
                         IF  X  <  Y  THEN  LET  Z = 7
                         IF  Z  <  Y  THEN  LET  Z  = 3
                         LET X + Y + Z  =  total
                         PRINT  total;  " is the final answer"
  
  
• Follow-Up Questions to Errors:   3 questions @ 2 points each
  Example:   When the above program has been corrected and run, what is the value of the variable total? 
  
  
• Good-Luck Points:    4
  

• Tracing and Finding Error exercises are found at the end of each chapter in Jt's Conversations on TRUE BASIC.    The  answer key for a selection of the excercises begin on page 269 of the text.
  
• Podcasts on all course topics, including TRUE BASIC, are available here.  Scroll down to the section labeled Podcasts.  If you already have iTunes,  click on the iTunes button at the bottom of that page to subscribe to the course podcasts.  If you do not have iTunes software on your computer, you can download it free from Apple iTunes.   Once subscribed, you can easily select a podcast from the list within your iTunes.   The powerpoints associated with the TRUE BASIC podcasts are also available earlier on the webpage.  These powerpoints only make sense in color, and thus it is recommended you  view them on-screen    Note:  Because of printing restrictions in the labs and the number of pages, it is recommended that you NOT print the powerpoint presentations.
  
• For help with time management, study hints, and to see the schedule of peer tutoring sessions, check the Rutgers University Learning Centers website. 
  

1. Bring current Rutgers ID which shows photograph and signature.
2. You must take the exam in the room assigned to your group; taking the exam in the wrong room will mean a reduction of one letter grade in your final course grade.
3. Calculators are not permitted in the room during the exam; using a calculator during the exam will result in a grade of zero.
4. No cellular devices are permitted in the room during the exam; leave all cellular devices at home.  Bringing cellular devices to the exam room may result in a zero grade.
5. Allow sufficient time to arrive at the exam; late arrival may exclude you from taking the exam.
6. Bring a sufficient supply of pens or pencils to complete the exam; these are not provided.
      Note:  there are no pencil sharpeners in the lecture halls  
7. If you have a class or exam scheduled at the same time at the CS110 hourly exam, speak with your instructor and provide documentation of the class/exam before Thursday, February 28.   Students who do not provide acceptable documentation of a class conflict before the deadline cannot take the makeup exam.  Do not wait until the deadline to speak with your instructor;  by then it's too late!
   

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