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# # Lecture 22: Q&A Session, Part 3
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# CSCI 1360E: Foundations for Informatics and Analytics

# ## Final Exam

# The final exam will come out at **midnight on Tuesday, August 2.**

# It will remain available until **11:59pm on Wednesday, August 3.**

# You can "Fetch" the exam anytime during that interval. Once you click "Fetch", you have **3 hours to submit to JupyterHub** (unless otherwise specified).

# ### Material

# Anything we've covered this semester is fair game, from the first day to the last.

# That said, the mechanics will focus more on the second half: probability, statistics, linear algebra, and machine learning. Doing these things arguably requires skills acquired in the first half.

# ### Format

# Same as the midterm: a Jupyter notebook, hosted on JupyterHub.

# Some portions of the final will be autograded, but most won't be.

# Unlike the midterm, the questions in the final exam are very much cumulative: that is, the later parts of the questions build on the previous parts. This is intentional: data science pipelines very much rely on long-term, iterative development that builds on early contributions.

# ### Internets

# Same as the midterm: **please don't use the internet**. Things that are ok to use:

#  - JupyterHub
#  - Lecture slides
#  - Prior assignments
#  - Slack

# Obviously I can't directly observe while you're taking the final, so it's honor system.

# With respect to Slack, I will be available to answer technical questions you run into on the final. I will try to answer questions as they come, but I will explicitly make myself available on **Tuesday from 9am to 5pm** and on **Wednesday from 11am to 2pm**. Outside those ranges I'll respond as quickly as I can, but no guarantees.

# ## Course Evaluations

# Sweet, sweet vengeance! Also a phenomenal opportunity to help improve the course.

# This is the **first time** CSCI 1360 has ever been taught, so I appreciate everyone's patience this semester as we worked out the wrinkles. If you have any suggestions for future iterations of the course, please use the link below!

# http://eval.franklin.uga.edu

# ## Course Administrivia

# If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask on Slack! That's what it's for.

# ### Good luck! It's been a pleasure working with you this semester.