Here are the solutions for the mock final: Mock-final solutions.

A review of topics and important results covered in this course is available in a Review Handout.

The topic list for the final exam is now available. The final will be 7-10pm, Thursday the 13th, in our regular classroom (1320 DCL).

Please note that, although the exam is closed-book, you are allowed to bring one sheet of notes to use during the exam. You can choose to write whatever you like on this sheet. However, the sheet must be no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches, you can only write on one side, and it must be handwritten. You must be able to read it using only the eyeglasses (if any) you normally use for reading. Magnifying glasses are not allowed.

MOCK FINAL: Click here for the mock final exam questions.
Here's a modified version of the Spring'07 exam. Use this to practice solving problems this week (Dec3-Dec13). The HBS hours will be devoted to answering these questions. Use this oppurtunity to get help in learning the material. Answers to these questions will be released on Sunday (Dec8) at noon. We suggest you take the exam before, use it to time yourself, and see how well prepared you are for the exam. When the solutions are out, compare theem with yours to grade yourself. Pay close attention to how the solutions are formally written.

These questions need not be turned in, and will not be graded if turned in!

Reminder that the final exam will be on Thursday Dec 13th, 7-10pm, in 1320 DCL. Please check NOW for any potential conflicts, as they must be reported to the affected instructors by the last day of classes. See the official campus policies on final exam conflicts.

Here are the solutions for the third quiz and the statistics for interpreting your grade.

Here are the model solutions for the second midterm and the statistics for interpreting your grade.

Here is the study guide for the second midterm. Also, here is the second midterm from last term and its model solutions.

Here are the solutions for the second quiz. 102 people took the exam. The scores ranged from 7 to 25 and histogram of scores is as follows.

• >= 23, 9 people, A
• 21-22, 22 people, A or B
• 19-20, 17 people, B
• 17-18, 15 people, C (or perhaps B)
• 15-16, 18 people, C
• 13-14, 9 people, D
• 11-12, 8 people, D
• < 11, 4 people, worry (see help)

Here are the solutions for the first midterm and some guidance on how to interpret your score.

The first midterm will be based on the following skills list You should review solutions for past homeworks and the first quiz. You may also want to review the first midterm from Spring 2007 and its solutions

Here are the solutions for the first quiz.

There will be two midterms and a final exam.

• First midterm: Tuesday, Sept 25th, during the normal lecture period, in our normal room.
• Second Midterm: Tuesday 30 October, in 1404 Siebel, 7-9pm
• Final: Thursday 13 Dec, 7-10pm

Please warn us of conflicts about a week before each midterm, so we can arrange conflict exams. Conflicts with the final need are handled via the official university policy which stipulates (among other things) that you need to tell us of the problem no later than the last day of classes.