Dear students,
As you may have already noticed, we finished the grading for the exam, we reported the grades in Ladok, and we have given the exams to the student office to be scanned. You will be receiving in a few days, a digital copy of your graded papers, and so you can see the number of points awarded on each exercise. You can find more information here:
Note that the exam is sent to your student address, which is connected to the course pages. If you want to collect the paper version of an exam, you can do so by visiting the student affairs office during opening hours. You may contact the student affairs office for further questions regarding returning exam.
I will upload a copy of the exam and solutions in the coming days.
If you have not passed the exam (YET!), please remember to sign for the re-exam as soon as the application period opens. Although the course is finished, Dario and I will keep an eye on the forum for some days until the re-exam. So if you have any question, you may post it there, and we will try to help you and answer as soon as possible.
If you have already passed the exam, please don't forget to give you credit for the hard work you have done and the achievement of passing such an intensive course.
If we coincide anywhere in the future, just let us know how it is going for you, and how the tools we saw are being used in your studies and careers, and if you had preferred to see more on something in particular than other. It is always good to get first-hand information, to be able to tune the course-content for the future.
As a final word, I would like to thank all of you for the course.
Without hesitation, It was a real pleasure trying to help you to master
the course content, and I hope that the mathematical tools we have
revised and the new one we learnt, will prove to be useful in your
careers, and you feel a bit more confident on using them (I know that
economist in the course are already extensively Optimizing with
restrictions in Micro!)
We wish you the best for your studies and future endeavours!
Kind regards,
Salvador