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<p>Created page with &quot;==Video== Video from the lecture given on April 8, 2022 is now available: * [https://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/~soma/mad-2022w/lectures/comp1601-2022w-lec23-20220408.m4v video] * [https://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/~soma/mad-2022w/lectures/comp1601-2022w-lec23-20220408.cc.vtt auto-generated captions] Video is also available through Brightspace (Resources-&gt;Zoom Meetings (Recordings, etc.)-&gt;Cloud Recordings tab). Note that here you&#039;ll also see chat messages. ==Notes=...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Video==<br /> <br /> Video from the lecture given on April 8, 2022 is now available:<br /> * [https://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/~soma/mad-2022w/lectures/comp1601-2022w-lec23-20220408.m4v video]<br /> * [https://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/~soma/mad-2022w/lectures/comp1601-2022w-lec23-20220408.cc.vtt auto-generated captions]<br /> Video is also available through Brightspace (Resources-&gt;Zoom Meetings (Recordings, etc.)-&gt;Cloud Recordings tab). Note that here you&#039;ll also see chat messages.<br /> <br /> ==Notes==<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> Lecture 23<br /> ----------<br /> <br /> - Assignment 4 solutions<br /> - Review for the final exam<br /> - closing thoughts<br /> <br /> I can do a last minute Q&amp;A session on April 13th if people want<br /> <br /> Final exam is April 14, 2-4 PM<br /> - same format as midterm (and assignments)<br /> - covers Assignments 1-4<br /> - bit more emphasis on 3 and 4<br /> - expect to see echos of the midterm<br /> - expect to see compare/contrast questions between SwiftUI and Android<br /> <br /> So, what&#039;s on the final exam?<br /> A1-A4<br /> <br /> You know about A1 and A2 from the midterm<br /> <br /> But what about A3 and A4?<br /> - went over key concepts<br /> <br /> Most of you did well on the midterm<br /> <br /> But for those of you who didn&#039;t, here are some tips.<br /> - treat the exam as closed book at first. Spend the first hour answering all you can just by reading the questions carefully and thinking about them.<br /> - After you&#039;ve finished that pass, go back and update answers based on<br /> looking things up/doing experiments<br /> - searching &amp; code experiments burn time and can mislead you<br /> - many errors come from writing code in an IDE and then not<br /> transferring it properly/explaining it on the exam<br /> - Normally you&#039;ll have 2-3 min per point, budget your time accordingly<br /> - make sure not to answer too literally<br /> - am often asking more conceptual things<br /> - questions aren&#039;t supposed to be &quot;gotcha&quot; ones, but some are subtle<br /> <br /> <br /> 2 hour exam<br /> - midterm was 80 minutes, so wil be about 50% longer<br /> - will give 30 min extra at the end, for submission issues, buffer time<br /> <br /> If some of you are in different time zones, we can do somewhat adjusted start/end times - PM me.<br /> <br /> <br /> Closing thoughts<br /> ----------------<br /> - most of you have done very well in this class<br /> - what did you think of the format?<br /> - especially the tutorials?<br /> <br /> Normally 2601 is purely Android<br /> - would you want to also cover more Apple stuff?<br /> <br /> What topics/ideas that were covered in this class that should be moved to the &quot;mainstream&quot;? (Mobile stream is going away)<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

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