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-If you reside in Finland and want to get 5 ECTS credits from parts 1-7 from the Open University of University of Helsinki, you'll need to participate in a course exam. The first exam is on 21.3. More information will appear on this page later.
+If you **reside in Finland and want to get 5 ECTS credits from parts 1-7 from the Open University of University of Helsinki**, you'll need to participate in a course exam. 
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+The first exam is on March 21st. The exam procedure is described below:
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+The exam can be found at this page on March 21st 2020 at 08:00:
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+<a href="https://exams.mooc.fi/">https://exams.mooc.fi/</a>
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+* You have four hours to complete the exam. If extra time is provided to you by University of Helsinki, you have five hours. 
+* The exam ends at 22.00 (10pm). If you want to spend full 4 hours in the exam, start it at 18:00 the latest.
+* The exam time starts running when you open the exam. Submissions outside the exam time will not be considered.
+* You can log in to exam site with you mooc.fi credentials.
+* Answers are written and submitted via NetBeans (just like all the other programming tasks in the course).
+* Detailed instructions for submitting can be found in the exam page before the exam starts.
+* You **cannot collaborate with other students in the exam**. Answers cannot be copied from any source (including your own earlier submissions).
+* All answers are scanned with a plagiarism detection tool. Cheating leads to failing the exam (and possibly to removal from the course).
+* The results are sent to your email with instructions on how to collect the credits. You should give us up to 6 weeks to grade the exams. Again, please note that credits can only be provided to residents of Finland.
 
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 The table of contents above lists the topics of the seventh part of the course. The seventh part has been designed to cover the seventh week of the course. You should reserve well above 10 hours for each part of the course, depending on previous experience with computers. If you've tried programming before, you might advance faster in the beginning.
 
-Please, take a moment to answer a self-reflective survey on the learning goals of the seventh part.
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