The FINAL exam will be held on April 28, 14:00 -- 17:00 at CAB 457 
(our usual room). The final will be based on Chapters 4 -- 8. 

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Note that just two lectures left: March 23 and April 6. 
In particular, we DO NOT HAVE lectures on March 30 and April 13.

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The MIDTERM exam will be held on February 25,  14:00 -- 16:00.

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It will be based on material covered in the class (all material
covered before reading week will be included)

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I have posted Midterm from 2008. Please note that it was 1-HOUR
exam, while we will have 2-HOURS exam.




THE FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD ON APRIL 28,  14:00 -- 17:00.

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ADDITIONAL LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN ON FEBRUARY 23, 14:00 -- 17:00

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THE MIDTERM EXAM WILL BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 25,  14:00 -- 16:00.

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IT WILL BE BASED ON MATERIAL COVERED IN THE CLASS
(ALL THE MATERIAL COVERED BEFORE READING WEEK)

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I HAVE POSTED THE MIDTERM FROM 2008, PLEASE NOTE THAT IT WAS 1-HOUR
MIDTERM WHILE WE WILL HAVE 2-HOURS MIDTERM.

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THE FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD ON DECEMBER 15,  9:00 -- 12:00, AT CAB 657.

IT WILL BE BASED ON CHAPTERS  3 (sections 3.3, 3.4), 4, 5, and 6 COVERED IN THE CLASS.

However, solutions of problems may  require the knowledge of previous material.

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THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FINAL EXAM WILL BE SIMILAR TO MIDTERM EXAM -- IN THE FIRST PART
YOU WILL BE ASKED TO GIVE DEFINITIONS AND TO STATE THEOREMS, THEN YOU WILL BE ASKED TO
SOLVE A FEW PROBLEMS.

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<A HREF="forum.pdf">OPEN HOUSE FORUM</A>

NEW OFFICE HOURS: DECEMBER 14, 14:00 -- 16:00, OR BY APPOINTMENT. YOU ARE WELCOME TO ASK
ANY QUESTIONS BY E-MAIL AS WELL.



Please note that there was a misprint in Problem 3 of H/A, which is now
corrected.



THE MIDTERM WILL BE HELD ON OCTOBER 31,  14:00 -- 15:50, AT CAB 657.

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IT WILL BE BASED ON FIRST 4 CHAPTERS. YOU WILL BE GIVEN FEW PROBLEMS SIMILAR
TO EXERCISES GIVEN IN THE CLASS AND TO HOMEWORK PROBLEMS. YOU WILL ALSO BE ASKED
TO GIVE SOME DEFINITIONS AND TO STATE SOME THEOREMS (I WILL NOT ASK TO PROVE THEOREMS,
BUT I IDEAS USED IN THE PROOFS OF THEOREMS AND LEMMAS CAN BE NEEDED TO SOLVE MIDTERM PROBLEMS).

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