代写International Trade Theory and Policy Term 2, 2024 Final Exam代写C/C++编程

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International Trade Theory and Policy

Term 2, 2024

Final Exam

1. The Final Exam will cover all of the course material. The testable material is defined by the content of the lectures, the textbook chapters (specific readings are indicated in lecture slides) and the corresponding homework/tutorial program.

2. The Final Exam will take place on Friday, 16 August 2024, as scheduled in the UNSW Term 2 exam timetable. The exam will be made available on Moodle under a section called Final Exam. The exam will open at 1.00 pm AEST and end at 5:00 pm AEST.

3. The allowable exam time from when you open the exam is 2 hours (120 minutes).

(a) The section Final Exam will contain a link to the exam and a declaration document. The declaration document must be read and ticked the tickbox at the far right before the exam can be accessed.

(b)  The Final Exam section will be visible 30 minutes prior to the start of the exam. You should check this for any instructions provided about the exam.

(c)  The exam will close at 5.00pm AEST no matter what time you start the exam.

(d) The exam is open book. You may refer to any of your course materials. You can also use a calculator.

(e) You are not allowed to communicate with, or receive communications from, anyone during the exam, other than emailing me with any crucial questions about the exam. My email address ist.v.pham@unsw.edu.au.

4. You should ensure (well ahead of time) that you have in place all the necessary resources needed to do the exam. Please carefully read the below section on "Helpful Instructions for Undertaking Online Moodle Quizzes".

5. The exam has less than 25 questions, a question may have multiple subparts. The mark total of the exam is 50.

6. The exam may contain several types of questions. These include multiple choice questions (MCQs), numerical questions (requiring a numerical answer), short answer questions (requiring aword answer) and "essay" questions. For numerical answers, ensure that the numerical answers are to be expressed as decimals (e.g., as 1.23), not as fractions, and your answer is accurate up to the required number of decimal points (unless otherwise stated, the default is 2 decimal places). For the word answers, be very careful with your spelling (including singular versus plural). The "essay" questions typically require you to provide an explanation or discussion of something, or require you to derive a result. The "essay" questions require an answer via text in an answer box.

In "essay" questions, please note that: (a) all working and reasoning must be shown, and (b) marks are awarded for correct working and reasoning, not just for what might be technically correct answers.

Helpful Instructions for Undertaking Online Moodle Quizzes:

1. Before the quiz: Check your internet speed. The minimum internet speed requirement for online exams is 4-5 Mbps. Inadequate internet speed will have a significant impact on your exam.  To check your internet speed, take the following steps:

Step 1: Make sure you are on the computer that you will be using and at the location where you will be for your online exam.

Step 2: Go tohttps://www.speedtest.net/and select the Go button.

Step  3:  When  the  test  is  complete,  you  will  be  presented  with  the  results,  detailing  the download/upload speeds and the connection.

Step 4: If your Download or Upload internet speed is below 4-5 Mbps, we strongly suggest you find a place with faster internet speed.

2. Special consideration: If you experience a technical or connection problem during the quiz that interferes with your ability to upload your responses, you need to take ALL of the following actions:

Step 1. Take screenshots of as many of the following as possible, depending on your particular issue:

error messages

screen not loading

time-stamped speed tests

power outage maps

internet/mobile data outage maps

Step 2.    Contact me immediately at [email protected] and advise me of the issue you are experiencing.

Step 3.    Submit a Special Consideration application immediately at the conclusion of the exam and   upload   the    screenshots.  For    more   information    about   Special    Consideration,   visit https://student.unsw.edu.au/special-consideration.

If you do not complete all 3 steps you will not be successful in obtaining Special Consideration.