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Points: Every part of a question shows its points. The written exam has 45 points in 120 minutes, so you have about 2.7 minutes per point.
Practice exams: The buttons Exam 1, Exam 2 and Exam 3 open three practice exams of 45 points each, with a 120-minute timer. The three exams have no question in common. The written exam will contain different questions.
Formula sheet: The button Formula sheet opens the two-page formula sheet for the written exam (PDF). Practise with it, so that you know where to find each formula and table.
Python notes: Questions with Python code have notes that explain the functions in the code, with links to their official documentation on the websites of NumPy, pandas, SciPy, scikit-learn and Python. The hints and the notes are for practice: in the written exam you have the formula sheet, without hints or notes.
Figures: Some questions ask you to read a figure or a plot. All figures were made for this page from simulated data; none is taken from the lecture slides or the course books.
This page is practice material. It is not an official exam and does not replace the lectures, the exercise sheets or the official course information. The financial examples are for teaching only and are not financial advice.
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References: the course literature.
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