π Module Tests
π Overview
- 8 tests total (4 per semester), one per module
- 5 points each (40 points total for both semesters)
- 90 minutes duration
- Open book β Notes, textbooks, and course materials allowed
- Individual work β No collaboration during test
π Test Schedule
π Fall Semester:
| Test | Topic | Coverage | Week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test 1 | π Set Theory | Weeks 1β2, 6 | 3 |
| Test 2 | π Binary Relations | Weeks 3β7 | 7 |
| Test 3 | β‘ Boolean Algebra | Weeks 8β10 | 11 |
| Test 4 | π§ Formal Logic | Weeks 11β15 | 15 |
π± Spring Semester:
| Test | Topic | Coverage | Week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test 5 | πΈοΈ Graph Theory | Weeks 1β4 | 4 |
| Test 6 | π Flow Networks | Weeks 5β6 | 6 |
| Test 7 | π€ Automata Theory | Weeks 7β12 | 12 |
| Test 8 | π² Combinatorics | Weeks 13β16 | 16 |
π― What Tests Assess
| Skill | Emphasis |
|---|---|
| Computational skills | High |
| Problem-solving ability | High |
| Concept application | Medium |
| Working under time pressure | Medium |
| Accuracy and precision | High |
π‘ Focus: Tests are less theoretical than Colloquiums (TMs) but more practical than homework β they emphasize problem-solving speed and accuracy.
π Test Format
- 5β8 problems with multiple parts
- Problem types: Computation, short proofs, examples, analysis
- Point values: Clearly marked for each problem
- Time per problem: ~10β15 minutes average
π Related Pages
- Format & Topics β Detailed test structure
- Test 1: Set Theory β Sample problems and topics
- Test 2: Relations β Sample problems and topics
- Test 3: Boolean Algebra β Sample problems and topics
- Test 4: Logic β Sample problems and topics
- Tips & FAQs β Preparation strategies and common questions