Re-exam
If you received a grade of -3 or 00 in the ordinary exam—i.e., for the the
exam project and the written exam, then you have failed the course. If you fail
the course, you must take the re-exam.
The re-exam consists of a 15-minute oral examination on one of the topics listed below.
Note: Neither the exam project nor the written exam has any impact on the grading of the re-exam. The re-exam is graded solely on the 15-minute oral examination.
The re-exam works as follows:
- You wait outside the examination room.
- When it is your turn, you enter the room without any materials (no textbook or notes).
- You randomly draw one of the topics listed below.
- You immediately present the topic for 6–7 minutes.
- The examiner and censor then ask questions for 6–7 minutes.
- When the time is up, the examination ends.
- You leave the room while the examiner and censor decide on a grade.
- You re-enter the room and receive your grade along with brief feedback.
Topics
- Conditionals and Loops
- Arrays
- Functions and Recursion
- Classes and Objects
- Interfaces and Inheritance
- Generics and Collections
❗ This is a programming course. The examiner and censor expect to see correct Java code on the whiteboard.
❗ The re-exam is NOT about the project. The re-exam is about the course syllabus.