Final Examination

Requirements for Written Exam

• Awarded assessment which is registered in KOS.
• Successfully passed exam from Mathematics 1.
• An identity document for verification of person.

The final Mathematics 2 examination is a written test lasting 120 minutes.

No calculators, no watches, mobile phones or any other means of communication are allowed.

Accepted Help for MT02   ) is allowed.

Students are allowed to use the textbooks Bubeník F.: Mathematics for Engineers and Bubeník F.: Problems to Mathematics for Engineers during the Final Exam Math 2 under the following strict conditions: Students are required to have an original unchanged edition not a copy in any way. Any copying is an illegal act and is punished by law. It is necessary to have one's own textbooks because it is not allowed to move the textbooks around the room. Otherwise it is not possible to use it. Any other books or study materials are not allowed.

The examination test consists of 6 problems and covers integral calculus, functions of more variables and differential equations of the 1^st order.

Problems 1-3 form the first block of tasks; the second block of tasks consist of problems 4-5; problem 6 is the third block.

A maximum of 50 points can be obtained in the final written exam test.

Necessary conditions to pass the exam are together

1. to gain at least 8 points from the first block of tasks (Integral Calculus)
2. to gain at least 5 points from the second block of tasks (Functions of More Variables)
3. to gain at least 25 points from the written part total.

Otherwise the final course grade is F (fail).

Course Grades

In the Mathematics 2 course a student can achieve a maximum of 60 points when the possible 10 points from the intermediate tests are added to the final exam mark.

The course grades are awarded on a descending scale using alphabetic grades from A to E for passes and F for fail as follows:

0 – 29 points	=	F (fail)
30 – 34 points	=	E (sufficient)
35 – 39 points	=	D (satisfactory)
40 – 44 points	=	C (good)
45 – 49 points	=	B (very good)
50 – 60 points	=	A (excellent)

It is not an obligation, but the right of a student, to see his/her evaluated written work.

In case of any doubts about the written exam, in particular, about the authorship of solutions presented, the examiner may order an interview – an inspection of the written work. During the interview, the examiner may ask additional questions, especially if necessary to verify the authorship of the exam text, and may change the evaluation of the work down, exceptionally to fail. The subject of the interview is the completion of the evaluation of the written work and final exam.

The examiner may ask questions on topics discussed during the lectures, the interview may be focused, in particular, on theoretical questions, theorems and selected proofs.

At the conclusion of the interview, the examiner will inform the student about the final evaluation of his/her examination.