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The problems are of varying difficulty, so pace yourself accordingly and avoid spending too much time on any one question until you have gotten all of the other points you can. Don't get bogged down in calculations; if you are having trouble with one problem, there may be easier points available later in the exam!  \nAll answers will be submitted to the Gradescope \"Final Exam\"Assignment ([https://www.gradescope](https://www.gradescope) . com/courses/83747/assignments/500716) . All subparts, except introductory questions, are multiple choice and are worth 3 points each. There are 145 points possible on the exam, but your final score will be taken out of 100 points. This means that a score of 75/145, normally 51.7%, will be bumped up to 75/100, or 75% . You cannot score more than 100% on this exam.  \nPartial credit may be given for certain incorrect answer choices for some problems. There is no penalty for incorrect answers.  \nPost any content or clarifying questions privately on Piazza. There will be no exam clarifications; if we finda bug on the exam, that sub-question will be omitted from grading.  \nTiming & Penalties  \nYou have 180 minutes for the exam, with a 5 minute grace period. After the 5 minute grace period ends, exam scores will be penalized exponentially as follows: an exam that is submitted N minutes after the end of the grace period will lose 2N points. The exam will become available at your personalized link at 8:10 am PT; the grace period will expire at 11:15 am PT. If your submission is timestamped at 11:16 am PT, you will lose 2 points; if it is timestamped at 11:18 am PT, you will lose 8 points.  \nWe will count the latest time at which you submit any question as your exam timestamp. Do NOT editor resubmit your answers after the deadline. We recommend having all of your answers input and submitted by 11:10 am; it is your responsibility to submit the exam on time.  \nIf you cannot access your exam at your link by 8:15 am, please email [eecs16a@berkeley.edu. If you](eecs16a@berkeley.edu. If you) are having technical difficulties submitting your exam, you can email your answers (either typed or scanned) to[eecs16a@berkeley.edu](eecs16a@berkeley.edu).  \nAcademic Honesty  \nEECS 16A, Spring 2020, Final Exam Instructions  \nThis is an open-note, open-book, open-internet, and closed-neighbor exam. You may use any calculator or calculation software that you wish, including Wolfram-Alpha and Mathematica. No collaboration is allowed, and do not attempt to cheat in any way. Cheating will not be tolerated.  \nWe have zero tolerance against violation of the Berkeley Honor Code. 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