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CS109: Introduction to Probability for Computer Scientists
Spring 2012-2013 |
Staff Email: cs109@cs.stanford.edu
Data sets for Problem Set #6: Data bundle for PC Data bundle for Mac
Graded final exams can be picked up in the white file cabinets across from the handout bins in Gates.
The final exam is
comprehensive (covers the whole class). Similar to the midterm, the
final exam is open book (Ross textbook only) and open notes, but
closed computer/calculator.
Please note: there is no alternate final exam.
A histogram of the CS109 midterm scores is available here.
The will be a Midterm Review on Monday, May 6th from 6pm-9pm in Gates 463 led by intrepid CS109 teaching assistant Jamie Irvine.
The midterm exam will be open book (Ross textbook only) and open notes, but closed computer/calculator. The midterm covers through material covered in the book and class through May 1st (i.e., problem sets #1-4).
The will be a Midterm Review on Monday, May 6th from 6pm-9pm in Gates 463 led by intrepid CS109 teaching assistant Jamie Irvine.
The midterm exam will be open book (Ross textbook only) and open notes, but closed computer/calculator. The midterm covers through material covered in the book and class through May 1st (i.e., problem sets #1-4).
If you have an unmoveable academic conflict with the midterm exam time, please email Mehran by 5pm Wednesday, May 1st to let him know about the conflict. In your email please list all the times you would be available to take an alternate midterm exam during the week of May 6-11.
If you are thinking of writing your solutions for the Problem Sets in LaTex, you might find it useful to start with this LaTex template file for Problem sets.