Effective Study Strategies for EE.422C Exam Preparation
Prepare effectively for your EE.422C exam by focusing on writing code, tracing code, and mastering short answer questions. Understand the concepts from assignments like Critters, Box Office, and more. Study binary trees, heaps, generics, threads, sorting algorithms, and more. Follow tips on what to study, how to study, and ensure you get enough rest.
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Approximate point totals and types of questions Writing Code (50%) Critters 1 Critters 2 (conceptual, no written code in JavaFX) Box Office Understand the concepts and code for each of these assignments. Tracing Code (10%) Show the results of the given code Explain necessary changes to given code Short Answer (40%)
What to Study Your assignments Know how to write every method There will not be any JavaFX code on this exam, but the concepts from that assignment are important. Concepts from the lecture Including code we wrote in class Pay special attention to: Binary Trees (and BSTs) Heaps Generics Threads and parallel programming Especially race conditions and deadlock Sorting QuickSort and MergeSort There is nothing on the exam that we did not at least mention in the lecture or discussion at some point i.e. nothing from the book that we didn t talk about
How to Study Rewrite the programs Redo the discussion section exercises Review the lecture slides and code Get some sleep!
