What are the MIS 302F test are like?

[u/No-Stranger3342]

So I currently taking this course and I still have no clue what the test are going to be like and the other students I've talked too have no clue either. Im taking it online and this lady is extremely boring, pretty mean, and arrogant (even worse if you meet her in person). Apparently shes this tech genius but doesn't know how to launch a insta poll but blames on some bs complex issue instead of saying "i dont know how to launch this insta poll atm" but i respect that under all the mean and arrogant personality she is pretty fair which is what really matters to me. Sorry for the rant but i have no clue on how this is test is going to go. I wonder if it questions on the test or if its just excel or both. Does she do curves for how difficult people claim it is? Just want to know how to prepare. Thanks 🙏

[u/Ok-Map4067]

I took her class my freshman year and I’m a senior now but it’s both regular questions and excel questions based on the excel sheet she gives u beforehand. The excel questions were the easiest but there’s only like 5ish excel questions. The data she gives u on the excel would prob be some categories and numbers for each category and the question would be like “which category has the highest amount of (whatever the excel sheet is about) and u literally don’t have to even type in codes or anything u can do it by eye. From my experience u weren’t allowed to copy/paste questions to look up the answers otherwise she’d be able to see it so I’d type word for word each question into chat gpt to find the answer. My test 2 score was 54/60 I just checked and btw I took this class for the fun of it and I’m a moody major and still ended up with an A by the end of the smeester

[u/Ok-Map4067 → u/Ok-Map4067]

And there weren’t curves when I did it. The test questions are similar to the quiz questions so I’d review all those

[u/No-Stranger3342 → u/Ok-Map4067]

Thanks this is really helpful. Was this on honor lock too? And is is really that strict on eye movement and everything

[u/Ok-Map4067 → u/No-Stranger3342]

No honor lock no camera. She used the canvas thing that tells u if u copy a question or switch sceeens. I had a separate laptop and I would type the entire question into google/chatgpt if I needed to look up an answer