I’ve just finished writing my last three exams the last couple of days. It was…actually not all that bad.
On Thursday I wrote the CS 246 final. It was pretty straightforward – a bunch of short answer questions about C++ and software engineering plus a rather large programming question at the end. Considering the last question was pretty much an extension/adaptation of assignment #6 and a similar question on a previous final, it wasn’t too hard. There was definitely a time crunch there though; my wrist was hurting when I was done. 
Next up was STAT 231 and PSYCH 101 both on Saturday. Ugh. I was actually pretty worried about the former (too much formulae to remember), but the exam was pretty easy. I didn’t like the fill-in-the-blank questions though (-1 for every wrong answer vs. +0.5 for every right answer?) – definitely reminded me of certain Asian exams. As for the latter, let’s just say I’m glad it was multiple choice. A lot of questions were just strange and there were plenty of duplicates as well – I don’t think the question generator for the exam was doing too great of a job. Ah well.
What really sucked was that since my last exam was on a Saturday night most of the buses weren’t running anymore. I totally forgot about that fact, but it wouldn’t have mattered anyhow. Bah.
(Oh yeah, so my graph turned out to be relatively accurate. I’d bring up CS 240 / PSYCH 101 a tad and maybe tone down CS 246 / STAT 231. CS 245 gets to shoot through the roof.)