Straighterline C++ final exam prep.

[justinhemi]

Hello all,

Per the thread below, I needed to finish a programming course as efficiently as possible. Originally, I was going to go for the OnlineDegree python, but since I already had a Straighterline paid membership, and successfully completed and transferred their American Government, I decided on their C++ course. 

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ontrollers


I am almost done. As I type (took a break), I'm working on the final assignment which I'll submit tomorrow, then I have the final exam on Weds. I was just looking over the exam details and was pleased to find that it's open book..., but also this,

"1 sheet of 8 1/2 X 11 paper (front and back) of prepared notes"

So my question is, for anyone that knows anything about C++ or took this exam, what would you squeeze onto your sheet of paper? 


Thanks!

[posabsolute]

So having done this exam, it is open book, and you have a compiler in the book, just saying


I don’t think you need notes on top of the book in my opinion

[justinhemi]

That's good to know, thanks!

[justinhemi]

I think I ended up with 40/50 correct! I didn't have much on my notes, didn't really need it. 

That's it, I'm done! This was the last thing I needed to close out my BS NEET from TESU. I applied for graduation, but for June, needed stuff by 4/1..., I'm hoping when they get this credit transfer they squeeze me in for June.

[eriehiker]

Congratulations!

[justinhemi]

Thank you!

I sent the unofficial transcript to the registrar's office and they replied that they'll receive the official in time to get me in for June graduation! Sweet!