Mathematics 116
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  • Three exams —two midterms and one final— form the foundation of each student's grade in 116.
  • Students are allowed to bring a 3" x 5" notecard with notes on both sides of the notecard.
  • Graphing calculators are permitted (and often necessary) for use on exams.
  • Many students use 116 exams from previous semesters to study for future 116 exams. Old exams are a useful guide to the format and style of future exams, but they should not be treated as review sheets. The sections tested on each exam vary slightly from semester to semester, and each exam tests a different subset of the curriculum. Even exam questions on the same material vary substantially from semester to semester. As a final caveat, note that the level of difficulty on different exams will vary some; while the general objective is for the exams in different semesters to require approximately the same effort, there are often significant differences between them.

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