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Exam Final Questions/Topics Prof. Jim Whitehead CMPS 80K, Winter 2006 Final Exam The final exam for CMPS 80K is Thursday, March 23, at 12noon, in Classroom Unit 1. The exam will consist of a written portion and an experience portion Written exam is ~45 minutes Experience portion is ~1.5 hours Attendance at each is mandatory Exam Questions/Topics Know all six elements of Juul's classic game definition Make...
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