In-Lab Quizzes

There will be three in-lab quizzes that review the material covered in lecture, lab, and assigned readings.  These will be 45-minute quizzes and will ask more in-depth questions than the web-based reviews.  For example, an in-lab quiz will likely have more short answer and short essay questions, which are impossible on the web-based reviews.  Each quiz will be worth 10% of your final course mark.

Quiz #1 will be held at the beginning of lab on Thursday, Oct. 7.  It covers lectures and readings from the first 3 weeks of classes and grammar from the first 4 weeks of classes:  

    Lectures
           Introduction to software engineering  (IPE 1, lecture)
           Measured quantities  (IPE 10, 11, lecture)
           Error propagation  (IPE 12, lecture)

    Grammar
           Punctuation  (Dupré 15,23,29,80,93,139)
           Sentence structure  (Dupré 1,7,8,79,85,97)
           Report formatting (Dupré  21,26,43,96,103,118,126)
 
Solution to Quiz #1



Quiz #2 will be held at the beginning of lab on Thursday, Nov. 4.  It covers lectures and readings from the 4th to the 7th weeks of classes, and grammar from the 8th week of classes:

    Lectures
           Floating point (Overton notes, lecture)
           Engineering design (IPE 15, lecture)
           Teamwork  (lecture)
           Project planning  (IPE 18, lecture)

    Grammar
           Word Ordering  (Dupré 5,18,38,60,105,142)



Quiz #3 will be held at the beginning of lab on Thursday, Dec. 2.  It covers lectures, readings, and grammar from the 9th to the 12th weeks of classes:

    Lectures
           Professional engineering (IPE 2,3,4, lecture)
           Software quality (lecture)
           Software safety (IPE 19,20, lecture)
           Intellectual property  (IPE 17, lecture)

    Grammar
           Word Choice  (Dupré 3,17,28,45,51,64,115)
                                  (Dupré  14,61,71,75,99,129)
                                  (Dupré  20,30,81,127,136)

 



Below are quizzes from previous years' course offerings.  Note that the quizzes from previous years cover different material from this year's quizzes, so ignore questions that cover irrelevant topics.

 Solutions to 2001 quiz #1
 Solutions to 2001 quiz #2
 Solutions to 2001 quiz #3

 Solutions to 2002 quiz #1
 Solutions to 2002 quiz #2
 Solutions to 2002 quiz #3

Solutions to 2003 quiz #1
Solutions to 2003 quiz #2