Exams and mock exams
Theory and practical mock exams for the GCID subjects, in the format of the real ones: the same parts, the same time and the same way of marking.
Choose whether you are sitting a midterm or the full exam and train as if it were exam day. Everything is original: I only copy the format of the real exams, never the questions.
Choose a subject
Each subject has a theory part (multiple-choice mock exam) and a practical part (a mock exam with exercises you do on your own computer). Here are the ones already published.
IC2
Computer Engineering II, a 1st year GCID course at ULPGC. It has a practical part on Linux and C (terminal, commands, permissions,…
How they work
Two formats, depending on what each part of the exam is like.
Theory, multiple choice
- Random questions from each topic’s quizzes, spread like the real exam.
- You choose a midterm or the full exam; the questions that always come up (open question, Gantt chart…) are always there.
- With the exam’s time and the same penalty: in single-choice questions, a wrong answer subtracts.
- When you hand it in: a mark out of 10, a review of your mistakes with their explanation and a link to the topic, and a PDF download.
- Nothing is saved: everything happens in your browser.
Practical: problems and code
- Original exercises in the style of the subject, in parts and with the real exam’s time. Several versions so you can repeat it.
- You write the programs on your own computer, as in the exam (in IC2, Fedora with gedit and the terminal). Whatever can be marked automatically is.
- When you hand it in: the tested solution, a rubric with the marks for each criterion to mark yourself, a mark out of 10 and the PDF.
- The code of the solutions, also on GitHub.
Before the exam
If a topic is still shaky, review it before taking the mock exam.
SergioLearns is not an official ULPGC website: the exams are my own, made for practising, and they do not replace your lecturer’s materials.
IC2 theory mock exam — first midterm, second midterm or the full exam, with your real mark and a review of every mistake (as if you were in the exam room)