There will be a final exam at the conclusion of this course. The final exam will account for 20% of your final grade. 

 

The final essay exam will be hosted in the BYU Humanities Testing Lab (B153 JFSB), which is a proctored testing environment for computer-based exams. You can schedule a time slot to take your exam in the lab here:

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signups.byu.edu

 

***You need to be on eduroam campus Wi-Fi or a campus lab computer to access this website.

 

Standby waiting is available at the testing lab, but it is highly recommended you sign up for a time slot to avoid waiting for an undetermined amount of time to take your exam.

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The exam will be available throughout finals week, December 12-17 (Excluding Sunday December 14th) from 7am-10pm. Exams will be cut off and submitted when the lab closes, so be sure to go early enough to give yourself enough time to finish.

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The Final Exam cannot be taken early or late. A grading rubric that will be used to grade each final exam essay (on a 10-point scale) will be provided towards the end of the semester.

 

No study guide will be provided, however:

• A rubric that will be used to grad the short essays is available here.

• Slides from lectures can be viewed viewed here to help you review major concepts and lecture content.