Final Exam In general, you are responsible for most of the covered chapters and readings, except where indicated below, plus anything covered in class that is not in the book. You can use the amount of attention a subject was given in lecture as an indication of how important I feel that it is (and how likely it is to show up on the exam). If I told you to look at certain examples during lecture, you should understand the examples even if I did not devote a lot of class time to the particular example. Looking over my notes, this is what I would concentrate on: Outside Readings -- big picture, to the amount discussed in class From the Textbook: Chapter 1 All Chapter 2 All Chapter 3 None (skipped) Chapter 4 Almost All Emphasize 4.1 - 4.4 Skim 4.5 and 4.6 Look at 4.7 up to (just before) definition 4-18, Chapter 5 thru 5.2.2.2 and 5.3 to 5.3.1 Chapter 6 6.1-6.3 Chapter 7 None (skipped) Chapter 8 None (skipped) Chapter 9 All Chapter 10 Skip 10.4.1 (know only that it exists and why it isn't widely used) Skip 10.5.1.3-10.5.1.4 Skip 10.6.2.2 Chapter 11 All through 11.3, then Skim 11.4.1 for basic differences, concentrate on 11.4.2 and 11.4.3 Chapter 12 All Chapter 13 All Chapter 14 All Chapter 15 All Chapter 16 Skip Chapter 17 Skip 17.3.1.4 - 17.3.2 Chapter 18 - 21 Skip Chapter 22 Skip 22.6.1, 22.7.2.1-2, 22.7.5.1 Chapter 23 To the level discussed in the in class review, Also, skip 23.5.1, refer to class notes instead of book for 22.5. Chapter 24 Skip 24.6 Chapter 25 To the level discussed in class Java Security To the amount discussed in class and sections specified in online book This will be a closed book, no-notes, no-calculator test. I am not big on testing memorization and will try to ask questions that let me know that you are grasping the big picture. I may add a question that requires you to think about something new, to see if you really understand what we have learned so far this semester. Good Luck, Bob Fourney