You are expected to fully participate with your team on:

a. In-class activities.

b. Projects.

c. MEAs.

d. All of the above.

If you earn an 84% for the semester, your semester grade will be a:

a. B regardless of how many unexcused absences you have.

b. B if you have 4 unexcused absences.

c. C if you have 5 unexcused absences.

d. C if you have 6 unexcused absences.

c. C if you have 5 unexcused absences.

Which one of the following absences will be excused:

a. Illness if documented with a medical note.

b. Arriving to class after attendance is taken.

c. Over sleeping due to a faulty alarm clock.

d. Attending the funeral for an immediate family member.

d. Attending the funeral for an immediate family member.

You can use the link http://www.purdue.edu/securepurdue/

to:

a. Purchase a virus scanner for your personal laptop.

b. Sign up to receive Purdue’s emergency notification text messages.

c. Add identity protection for your personal Purdue ID.

d. Safely submit ENGR 13200 homework that contains sensitive information.

b. Sign up to receive Purdue’s emergency notification text messages.

If you must miss class to attend a university-sponsored activity, you must:

a. Bring official documentation and an Explanation of Absence form to the

Instructional Support Manager at least 10 days before the planned absence.

b. Notify your team members that you will be absent for the applicable period.

c. Submit all your assignments at their normal times.d. All of the above.

c. Submit all your assignments at their normal times.

If you arrive to class 5 minutes after homework is collected, your homework will:

a. Not be accepted. You get a zero on the assignment.

b. Be accepted with no penalty as if you had turned it in on time.

c. Be accepted as if you had turned it in on time, but with a 5 point penalty.

d. Be accepted for the purpose of providing grading feedback, but you will get a zero on the assignment.

d. Be accepted for the purpose of providing grading feedback, but you will get a zero on the assignment.

At the end of the semester, 15% of the total possible individual (not team) homework

points for the semester will be added to your individual homework total if you have:

a. Less than 3 absences.

b. An exam average above 45%.

c. Turned in at least 10 homework assignments on time.

d. Attended at least 3 evening office hour sessions.

c. Turned in at least 10 homework assignments on time.

Regarding differences between ENGR 131 and ENGR 132, which one of the

following is false:

a. Unlike ENGR 131, ENGR 132 focuses on computer programming and analysis.

b. The ENGR 131 and ENGR 132 absence policies are identical.

c. ENGR 132 uses the exact same textbook as ENGR 131.

d. ENGR 132 grading will seem to be stricter than ENGR 131 grading.

b. The ENGR 131 and ENGR 132 absence policies are identical.

Regarding your questions on course policies, you should:

a. Check the course syllabus which is available on Blackboard.

b. Ask your teammates first (ask three, then me).

c. Ask a TA (Peer Teacher or Grad TA) if your teammates don’t know.

d. Do all of the above.

d. Do all of the above.

You can receive help during office hours:

a. Only from your section’s Graduate TA and Peer Teachers.

b. Only after trying to solve the problem on your own.

c. On the weekends at the rate of $10 per hour.

d. Every evening of the week.

b. Only after trying to solve the problem on your own.

Course resources do not include:

a. Blackboard files.

b. Licensed software available via Software Remote.

c. Solutions from other teams.

d. Storage space on your Purdue career account.

c. Solutions from other teams.

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-Never modify more than 3 lines before debugging

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4. Estimate bin intervals (range of # of bins)

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*Chart Output

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- help Functionname

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*Support

*Academia

*Research: User stories