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Resources / Exam
Exam
Requirements to sit the exam
During the duration you sit the exam, you must have access to a stable internet connection for pushing to
gitlab and receiving emails.
This exam is covered by UNSW's Fit-to-Sit policy. That means that by sitting this exam, you are declaring
yourself well enough to do so and cannot later apply for Special Consideration.
If, during an exam you feel unwell to the point that you cannot continue with the exam, you should take the
following steps:
1. Stop working on the exam and take note of the time
2. Make contact immediately with cs1531@cse.unsw.edu.au and advise them that you are unwell
3. Immediately submit a Special Consideration application saying that you felt ill during the exam and were
unable to continue
4. If you were able to advise cs1531@cse.unsw.edu.au of the illness during the assessment, attach
screenshots of this conversation to the Special Consideration application
Date, Time, and Duration
The final exam will be a 3 hour exam , on Tuesday 03/05/2022 at 9am AEST, ending at 12pm
Students outside of Asia-Pacific region, or students with ELS requirements, may have their exam time altered
and communicated to the lecturer in charge privately. If you have been given alternate instructions about start
and finish times, they apply.
Only submissions made during your exam time window will be counted as valid.
Exam Structure
The exam will be worth 100 marks. those 100 marks will make up the 35% value of the course.
15-25 marks: Short answer questions
Similar to tutorial and lab questions
All short written responses, no diagrams will be drawn
75-85 marks: Programming questions
Similar to tutorial and lab questions
Some of these questions may be HTTP-based questions (e.g. Flask)
You will be expected to use pytest and coverage in the exam, and we will award marks for your
testing and coverage. We will provide details of this on a per-question basis, and will provide
instructions of the commands to run for each question.
You are welcome to use pylint, but we will not award marks for pylint compliance.
A list of all available installable packages will be provided in the exam repo in a file
requirements.txt
There is no hurdle for the final exam.
20/04/2022, 23:35 Exam | COMP1531 22T1 | WebCMS3
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Programming questions will have a basic sample input/output. They will contain a basic pytest for you to sanity
check your work. However, you will either be required to write your own tests, or encouraged to write your own
tests.
Platform to complete exam
The exam will be distributed via gitlab, and operationally be very similar to the release and submission of a
single lab repo.
The exam must be completed locally or via vlab. Regardless of where you complete the exam, you must:
Ensure you push the work you want submitted to your gitlab master branch
Ensure that your code works as expected in the vlab environment
If working locally, you must have access to an API client (such as ARC) for certain questions
Understand that you will only be allowed to use libraries that are listed in this file
(https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/21T1/requirements.txt) and this file
(https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/21T1/requirements-extra.txt) . You are also allowed to use built-in
libraries. They are all you will need for the questions we ask.
Technical issues relating to your local environment are not grounds for special consideration.
Do not leave it to the deadline to push your code to master. Submit each question when you finish working on
it.
Communication & Help during the exam
This exam is an open book exam, meaning you are able to use the internet and other resources to their full
extent. The one exception to this is that you are prohibited from seeking help from other students during the
exam. Any communications (physical, digital) after you or another person has started the exam time will result
in a 0 mark (FAIL) for the course.
Further, a cheat sheet and python docs will be included/linked to you in repository you're provided.
If you have questions or clarifications needed during the exam, you can make a PRIVATE post on our forum
(linked in sidebar). Do not message lecturers or tutors on MS teams. Do not email lecturers or tutors about
issues that are not of a sensitive nature.
When posting a message to the forum, it's important that you are detailed in your description of your issues. If
you are having technical issues:
Make sure your most recent code is up on gitlab
Show screenshots of the issue (code, terminal, etc)
Explain how you produced it
Whether you're running it locally or in vlab
Failure to comply may result in delays in responding to your queries.
Clarifications made during the exam will be made at the top of the spec released on gitlab. After each
clarification, an email will be sent to all students in the course notifying them that a clarification has been made.
Submission
There will be no submit command for the final exam. At the end of the exam time, whatever code is on your
latest commit pushed to your master branch (on gitlab) will be what is submitted and marked.
Troubleshooting
20/04/2022, 23:35 Exam | COMP1531 22T1 | WebCMS3
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Resource created 3 months ago (Thursday 27 January 2022, 03:44:33 PM), last modified about 9 hours ago (Wednesday 20 April
2022, 02:22:07 PM).
If you are having issues working on the exam at CSE, please follow these steps
If you're using VLab: try leaving VLab and reconnecting. You will likely be put on a different server, which
may make your connection better. If the problem persists, try using SSH instead: instructions here
(https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~learn/homecomputing/ssh/) or here
(https://taggi.cse.unsw.edu.au/FAQ/Logging_In_With_SSH/)
If you're using VSCode: Try disconnecting from VSCode, then changing the URL from
vscode.cse.unsw.edu.au (http://vscode.cse.unsw.edu.au/) to vscode2.cse.unsw.edu.au
(http://vscode2.cse.unsw.edu.au/) .
If you're using SSH: try disconnecting and reconnecting.
Preparation
Review previous tutorials and lab questions to stay confident with both theory and practical elements of
the course.
A sample exam can be found here (https://gitlab.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/22T1/exam-sample-spec)
.
The sample exam spec is shared amongst all students. However, we have deployed a personal
repo to you all named "exam-sample". Sample solutions have been provided on this repo on the
"solution" branch of your personal repo.
A few older exam questions can be found here. Your exam is structured differently, so don't read into the
questions too much. (https://gitlab.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/21T1/20T1-exam-multiple-choice)
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Resources / Exam
Exam
Requirements to sit the exam
During the duration you sit the exam, you must have access to a stable internet connection for pushing to
gitlab and receiving emails.
This exam is covered by UNSW's Fit-to-Sit policy. That means that by sitting this exam, you are declaring
yourself well enough to do so and cannot later apply for Special Consideration.
If, during an exam you feel unwell to the point that you cannot continue with the exam, you should take the
following steps:
1. Stop working on the exam and take note of the time
2. Make contact immediately with cs1531@cse.unsw.edu.au and advise them that you are unwell
3. Immediately submit a Special Consideration application saying that you felt ill during the exam and were
unable to continue
4. If you were able to advise cs1531@cse.unsw.edu.au of the illness during the assessment, attach
screenshots of this conversation to the Special Consideration application
Date, Time, and Duration
The final exam will be a 3 hour exam , on Tuesday 03/05/2022 at 9am AEST, ending at 12pm
Students outside of Asia-Pacific region, or students with ELS requirements, may have their exam time altered
and communicated to the lecturer in charge privately. If you have been given alternate instructions about start
and finish times, they apply.
Only submissions made during your exam time window will be counted as valid.
Exam Structure
The exam will be worth 100 marks. those 100 marks will make up the 35% value of the course.
15-25 marks: Short answer questions
Similar to tutorial and lab questions
All short written responses, no diagrams will be drawn
75-85 marks: Programming questions
Similar to tutorial and lab questions
Some of these questions may be HTTP-based questions (e.g. Flask)
You will be expected to use pytest and coverage in the exam, and we will award marks for your
testing and coverage. We will provide details of this on a per-question basis, and will provide
instructions of the commands to run for each question.
You are welcome to use pylint, but we will not award marks for pylint compliance.
A list of all available installable packages will be provided in the exam repo in a file
requirements.txt
There is no hurdle for the final exam.
20/04/2022, 23:35 Exam | COMP1531 22T1 | WebCMS3
https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/22T1/resources/70618 2/3
Programming questions will have a basic sample input/output. They will contain a basic pytest for you to sanity
check your work. However, you will either be required to write your own tests, or encouraged to write your own
tests.
Platform to complete exam
The exam will be distributed via gitlab, and operationally be very similar to the release and submission of a
single lab repo.
The exam must be completed locally or via vlab. Regardless of where you complete the exam, you must:
Ensure you push the work you want submitted to your gitlab master branch
Ensure that your code works as expected in the vlab environment
If working locally, you must have access to an API client (such as ARC) for certain questions
Understand that you will only be allowed to use libraries that are listed in this file
(https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/21T1/requirements.txt) and this file
(https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/21T1/requirements-extra.txt) . You are also allowed to use built-in
libraries. They are all you will need for the questions we ask.
Technical issues relating to your local environment are not grounds for special consideration.
Do not leave it to the deadline to push your code to master. Submit each question when you finish working on
it.
Communication & Help during the exam
This exam is an open book exam, meaning you are able to use the internet and other resources to their full
extent. The one exception to this is that you are prohibited from seeking help from other students during the
exam. Any communications (physical, digital) after you or another person has started the exam time will result
in a 0 mark (FAIL) for the course.
Further, a cheat sheet and python docs will be included/linked to you in repository you're provided.
If you have questions or clarifications needed during the exam, you can make a PRIVATE post on our forum
(linked in sidebar). Do not message lecturers or tutors on MS teams. Do not email lecturers or tutors about
issues that are not of a sensitive nature.
When posting a message to the forum, it's important that you are detailed in your description of your issues. If
you are having technical issues:
Make sure your most recent code is up on gitlab
Show screenshots of the issue (code, terminal, etc)
Explain how you produced it
Whether you're running it locally or in vlab
Failure to comply may result in delays in responding to your queries.
Clarifications made during the exam will be made at the top of the spec released on gitlab. After each
clarification, an email will be sent to all students in the course notifying them that a clarification has been made.
Submission
There will be no submit command for the final exam. At the end of the exam time, whatever code is on your
latest commit pushed to your master branch (on gitlab) will be what is submitted and marked.
Troubleshooting
20/04/2022, 23:35 Exam | COMP1531 22T1 | WebCMS3
https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/22T1/resources/70618 3/3
Resource created 3 months ago (Thursday 27 January 2022, 03:44:33 PM), last modified about 9 hours ago (Wednesday 20 April
2022, 02:22:07 PM).
If you are having issues working on the exam at CSE, please follow these steps
If you're using VLab: try leaving VLab and reconnecting. You will likely be put on a different server, which
may make your connection better. If the problem persists, try using SSH instead: instructions here
(https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~learn/homecomputing/ssh/) or here
(https://taggi.cse.unsw.edu.au/FAQ/Logging_In_With_SSH/)
If you're using VSCode: Try disconnecting from VSCode, then changing the URL from
vscode.cse.unsw.edu.au (http://vscode.cse.unsw.edu.au/) to vscode2.cse.unsw.edu.au
(http://vscode2.cse.unsw.edu.au/) .
If you're using SSH: try disconnecting and reconnecting.
Preparation
Review previous tutorials and lab questions to stay confident with both theory and practical elements of
the course.
A sample exam can be found here (https://gitlab.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/22T1/exam-sample-spec)
.
The sample exam spec is shared amongst all students. However, we have deployed a personal
repo to you all named "exam-sample". Sample solutions have been provided on this repo on the
"solution" branch of your personal repo.
A few older exam questions can be found here. Your exam is structured differently, so don't read into the
questions too much. (https://gitlab.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/21T1/20T1-exam-multiple-choice)
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