# Finals

📗 F1A Permutations:
Link
📗 F1B Permutations:
Link
📗 F2A Permutations:
Link
📗 F2B Permutations:
Link

# Lectures

📗 Review session and office hours notes: E23 and E24

📗 Videos
L17Q1: Link
L17Q2: Link
Lecture 17 slides are are posted on E20
M8Q6: Link
M8Q8: Link
M9Q2: Link
M9Q7: Link
M10Q1: Link
M10Q4: Link
M10Q5Q6: Link
M12Q1: Link
M12Q5: Link
M12Q7: Link

# Summary

📗 Coverage: unsupervised learning + search + game theory W5 to W7.
📗 Number of questions: 20
📗 Length: 2 x 1 hour
📗 Part 1: July 23, 12:30 to 1:45 PM (Version A), July 23, 12:30 to 1:45 AM (Version B) (Version B is 12 hours earlier)
📗 Part 2: July 24, 12:30 to 1:45 PM (Version A), July 24, 12:30 to 1:45 AM (Version B) (Version B is 12 hours earlier)
📗 Link to relavent pages:
W5 : M8 
W6 : M9 and M10 
W7 : M12

# Details

📗 Slides:
(1) The slides subtitled "Definition" and "Quiz" contain the mathematics and statistics that you are required to know for the exams.
(2) The slides subtitled "Motivation" and "Discussion" contain concepts you should be familiar with, but the specific mathematics will not be tested on the exam.
(3) The slides subtitled "Description" and "Algorithm" are mostly useful for programming homework, not exams.
(4) The slides subtitled "Admin" are not relevant to anything.
📗 Questions from Math homework:
(1) Around a half of the questions will be exactly the same as the homework questions (different randomization of parameters), you can practice by solving these homework again with someone else's ID (auto-grading will not work if you do not enter an ID).
(2) Around a quarter of the questions will be similar to the homework or quiz questions (solved and graded using the same algorithms), going over the quiz questions will help, and solving the homework again will help too.
(3) Around a quarter of the questions will be new, mostly from topics not covered in the homework, reading the slides will be helpful, and the 2019 exams will be helpful too.
📗 Question types:
All questions will ask you to enter a number, vector, or matrix. There will be no multiple choice, no drawing or selecting objects on a canvas, and no text entry or essay questions. You can type your answers in a text file directly and submit it on Canvas. If you use the website, you can use the "calculate" button to make sure the expression you entered can be evaluated correctly when graded.

# Other Materials

📗 Past exam I made
Final Version A: File
Version A Answers: CECBC DBBBA BEEDD BCACB CBEED DDCDC ACBCC ECABC
Final Version B: File
Version B Answers: EEAEE AEACE BBDED BDAAA DCEEA CDACA AEAAA CCABB
Sample final: Link
Video going through sample final very quickly: Link

📗 Past exam other professors made
Professor Zhu: Link
Professor Dyer: Link






Last Updated: November 09, 2021 at 12:29 AM