uh o - more fear

i will bold the scary part and say why at the end

To TFE-I Section-4 students,
In response to the questions that I have received from some of you concerning the final exam:
- the exam is open book (same format as for all three mid-term exams),
- the exam will cover the entire course material,
- you will not need a laptop,
- there will be six questions,
- the place is DCC 308 and the date is Tuesday, May 4,
- the exam will start at 3 pm sharp, and you will have to finish by 6 pm;
- the minimum preparations for the exam should include reviewing (actually
redoing) all homework problems, review problems and exam problems,
- if you have any questions concerning your previous exams (or any other
problems) and would like to review the solutions with me, I will be
avaialble tomorrow in my office from 3:30 to 4:30 pm.
Prof. Podowski

Michael Z. Podowski
Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics
Director, Center for Multiphase Research
5044 JEC
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
110 8th Street
Troy, NY 12180-3590, USA
Tel.:(518) 276-4000, Fax: (518) 276-3055
http://april.ne.rpi.edu/cmr/faculty/podowski.html
http://www.ne.rpi.edu/cmr
http://www.rpi.edu

ok ... the test is 6 questions and 3 hours all other tests were 3 questions and 2 hours. next that's a lot of reviewing he wants us to do. i haven't reveiwed any of that yet. i only reviewed example problems in the book. reviewing exams is hard cuz we aren't ever given the solutions. i was going to review homeworks and the review questions but that seemed like a lot of work.

chapters 1-5 are the hard ones. the rest is easy and jsut silly mistakes made