Computer Networking • CS 414 & 514

Spring 2014

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To be a bit more precise:

• A note page is optional; if you don’t want one, you don’t have to have one.
• The note page should be fit in a letter-size piece of paper:
  • The longer edge of the note page should be at most 11 inches.
  • The shorter edge of the note page should be at most 8.5 inches.

  Legal-size (8.5 × 14 in) or A4 (8.3 × 11.7 in) paper is too big to be a note page.

• Only one note page, even if the note page is smaller than letter size. For example, if you use a 3-by-5 index card as a note page, you can only have one card even though two cards would fit within a letter-size piece of paper.
• Hand-written notes, no electro-mechanical printing. You can use any language you’re comfortable with.
• Notes can be written on both sides of the paper.
• Notes can’t be shared during the test.
• Optional: notes can be turned-in with with the test, and are returned with the test. The presence or absence of notes have no influence on test grading.

For example: a good note page looks like this (except for it being about astronomy); a bad note page looks like this (it’s not hand written).

Credits: Good note page by J. Bateman; bad note page by R. Fang.

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This page last modified on 2006 January 24.