Title: Orientation Exam
Course: Intro to C# Programming (APT TEMPLATE) > Section: Assignments & Exams

Q: Students need to login to Bb and access the course by the end of the first week.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Assignments can be submitted late provided they are submitted by the extension date.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Assignments will be awarded partial credit if they meet a portion of the requirements.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Only the .zip compression format is supported in this course. .rar, .tar, .bar compression formats are not allowed.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Assignment links remain visible even after due dates but cannot be used to submit.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: There are nine C# program assignments in the course.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: When I have difficulty, I can rely on others (e.g. tutors, other students, professor) to solve my coding challenges.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: It is not necessary to upload a compressed folder of assignment files for each assignment.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: All exams are administered in an ACC Academic Testing Center.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Completing the Program Confirmation for an assignment will make the assignment submission link appear.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Which of the following is true about the program assignments?
- They are relatively easy and can be performed with minimal effort.
- If a student is having difficulty s/he can quickly contact someone else to help complete assignments.
- Students can expect tutors to help complete assignments even though the assignments are the student's responsibility.
- All requirements must be met and the application must be tested by the student to confirm correct operation.
A: All requirements must be met and the application must be tested by the student to confirm correct operation.

Q: The Extra Credit Program can be used to:
- add to the course grade
- replace a zero for an earlier assignment
- replace the Orientation Exam grade
- replace more than one earlier grade
A: replace a zero for an earlier assignment

Q: Who is responsible for my success (or lack thereof) in the course?
- a cool guy I met at the coffee shop
- a smart lady who works at a bookstore
- I am
- my professor, ACC administrators, tutors, and other students
A: I am

Q: What follows the chapter "Operators" in the course?
- Iteration
- Making Decisions
- Structures & Interfaces
- Windows Forms
A: Making Decisions

Q: What is the name of the section after the Foreword in the Windows Forms application?
- Event Driven Programming
- Button Widgets
- Controls and Devices
- Multiple Form Applications
A: Event Driven Programming

Q: When will the link to Exam Two appear?
- At the beginning of the course.
- After Exam One has been taken.
- After sending an email to the ACC Testing Center.
- By the third week of the course.
A: After Exam One has been taken.

Q: What IDE is required for the course?
- Visual Studio Express 2013
- Visual Studio Team Foundation 2013
- Visual Studio Professional 2013
- Visual Studio Ultimate 2013
A: Visual Studio Professional 2013

Q: According to the syllabus, what is the prerequisite for this course?
- ITSE 1401
- None
- ITSE 1336
- ITSE 1315
A: None

Q: What should you do if you do not receive an email from DreamSpark by the end of the first week of class?
- Go to the link on the syllabus and "Register" on the DreamSpark site.
- Notify my professor via email.
- Notify the college Registrar's office via email.
- Call the helpdesk and tell them about the issue.
A: Go to the link on the syllabus and "Register" on the DreamSpark site.

Q: Which of the following is true about the course?
- It has only one prerequisite – ITSE 1401.
- Students must login to Bb by the second week of the course.
- All programming assignments are due on a Sunday.
- Tutors can frequently get students out of a programming jam.
A: All programming assignments are due on a Sunday.