The final examination is scheduled on Friday, May 7, 1999 (Whittemore 100, 7:45am-9:45am).  The final exam is cumulative. You will be required to answer only multiple-choice type questions in the test.   In the test, there will be some questions related to Fortran programs that you need to analyze before choosing the right answer for them.
 

• Study the materials from the course notes (materials covered in the class)  as well as from the textbook.
• The textbook has sections titled "Self-Test Exercises"  in each chapter; make sure you know the answers for those questions. Also check the summary section at the end of each chapter.
• Study the example programs, practice problems, and programming projects handed out to the class or posted on the web for the class.
• Study the questions from test1 and test2.

For specific topics, look at the study guides for test 1 and test 2 posted on the web as well as the following topics or materials covered after test 2.

Arrays:
Declaring one-dimensional arrays, array subscripts, accessing array elements, array input, array output, implied do loops, implied input/output loops, processing arrays, multidimensional arrays, two-dimensional arrays, nested loops for processing two-dimensional arrays, initialization of arrays in Fortran 90, aggregate operations on arrays in Fortran 90.

Fortran Program Units:
Main program unit, function subprograms, subroutine subprograms, module program units, arguments, argument intent, passing arguments, INTERFACE statement, local variables, function invocation, subroutines, internal procedures, selection sort, selection sort example, module program units.