Exam #1 = 50 pts. Exam #2 = 50 pts. Exam #3 = 50 pts. Exam #4 = 50 pts. website (% Correct) = 100 pts. “Launchpad” Total = 300 points (See the page for a more detailed grade distribution) “Grading Scale” How can I keep on schedule when taking an exam? Exam timer: Since there are 50 questions and 50 minutes, the number of minutes you have been taking the exam should at least be the same as the question number you are on. For example, if you have been working on the exam for 30 minutes, you should at least be on question 30. Count up clock Count down clock You should at least (your watch) (on Canvas) be on question: 1-50 minutes 50-1 minutes Start 50 Minutes 1 10 Minutes 40 Minutes 10 25 Minutes 25 Minutes 25 (Halfway) (Half way) (Half way) 30 Minutes 20 Minutes 30 49 Minutes 1 Minute 50 50 Minutes Exam closes Students who know the material can complete the exam in 20-22 minutes with a 100% score. Grading Scale
Exam #1 = Exam #2 = Exam #3 = Exam #4 = “Launchpad” website (% Correct) = Total = 50 pts. 50 pts. 50 pts. 50 pts. 100 pts. 300 points (See the “Grading Scale” page for a more detailed grade distribution) How can I keep on schedule when taking an exam? Exam timer: Since there are 50 questions and 50 minutes, the number of minutes you have been taking the exam should at least be the same as the question number you are on. For example, if you have been working on the exam for 30 minutes, you should at least be on question 30. Count up clock (your watch) 1-50 minutes Count down clock (on Canvas) 50-1 minutes You should at least be on question: Start 50 Minutes 1 10 Minutes 40 Minutes 10 25 Minutes (Halfway) 25 Minutes (Half way) 25 (Half way) 30 Minutes 20 Minutes 30 49 Minutes 1 Minute 50 50 Minutes Exam closes Students who know the material can complete the exam in 20-22 minutes with a 100% score. Grading Scale
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