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Objectives

• Demonstrate mastery of decisions, loops, objects, and arrays.

• Implement skeleton code without being given a main method.

Instructions

1. Download the following source file: Clock.java
   The format of next week's exam will be similar.

2. Complete the methods that say "MAKE ME."
   Submit your file via Canvas by the end of the day.

3. Work thorugh the sample final exam from 2014.
   Note that our written portion will be a bit shorter.

Logistics

As with the other exams in CS 149, the final exam consists of two parts (written and coding). Each part will be worth 100 points. You may complete them in any order. The following rules will apply:

• You may bring your own laptop, but it's strongly recommended to use a lab machine instead. Not only is the monitor bigger, it also has a wired network connection, and all the software is configured properly.

• During the exam, you may access materials on the course website including prior activities, lab instructions, and the textbook. However, you may not watch any of the videos or click on links to external websites.

• In contrast to Coding Exam #1, you may also reference the Java API documentation on Oracle's website. In particular, may want to review the String class.

• You may only run the following programs: DrJava (or other editor), a terminal, and a web browser. All windows should be arranged so that the instructor can see what you're doing.

• The use of any pre-existing code (other than that provided as part of the exam), other documents/pages/sites, and/or other programs will be considered a violation of the Honor Code.

• At the end of the exam, you will submit your code via Web-CAT. You may not use Web-CAT for any other purpose (e.g., looking at code from prior assignments) during the exam.

Let me know if you have any questions, and good luck!