NOTE: Calculators may not be used on the exams. The exams will be written so that they are not needed.
MATH 210 Midterm exams will be given on Thursdays of weeks 6 and 10.
Exam Dates
| First Exam | Thursday, February 21, 6-7.30pm |
| Second Exam | Thursday, March 21, 6-7.30pm |
| Final Exam | Thursday, May 9, 1-3pm |
First and Second Midterm Exam Rooms:
| Instructor | Exam room |
|---|---|
| Kobotis | BSB 250 |
| Heard | BSB 250 |
| Townsend | LC B101 |
| Whyte | LC B101 |
| Abramov | BSB 250 |
| Datta | BSB 145 |
| Hachtman | BSB 145 |
| Pourarian | BSB 250 |
| Hamdan | LC B101 |
Final Exam Rooms:
| Instructor | Exam room |
|---|---|
| Kobotis | LC A1 |
| Heard | LC A1 |
| Townsend | LC C3 |
| Whyte | LC C3 |
| Abramov | LC C4 |
| Datta | LC C4 |
| Hachtman | LC C6 |
| Pourarian | LC A1 |
| Hamdan | LC C6 |
Exam Conflicts
- For Spring 2019, a student may take an alternate exam if the scheduled time for another final exam is the same as that for the Math 210 exam AND the other course is listed second before Math 210 in the online Schedule of Classes : http://www.uic.edu/depts/oar/current_students/calendars/final_exam_schedule.html
- Having two final exams in one day is not considered a conflict and does not entitle a student to take the final exam at the alternate time.
- Note carefully that you are expected to be on campus and available to take exams until the very end of the semester.
- If you have a conflict with the regular exam time please notify your instructor at least one week before the exam to make other arrangements. Do NOT make any travel plans, or other plans to be away until you are sure that you will be available for all your exams.
General Information about the Final Exam
- Drop-in help is available at the Math and Science Learning Center in room 3510 on the 3rd floor of Science and Engineering South (SES).
- The exam covers the material of the entire semester.
- Calculators may NOT be used on the final. The exam will be written so that calculators are not needed.
- Incompletes will only be approved if you have been making satisfactory progress in the course and are unable to complete the work for the course because of illness or some other compelling reason. The expectation of a poor grade is NOT sufficient justification.
Study Guides and Sample Exams
The archived midterm exams available below may cover slightly different material than the current semester's exams as a result of possible changes to the syllabus and/or course policies. Please ask your instructor for the actual list of topics covered on a specific exam.
First Exam:
Second Exam: