EECS3000.03 – Professional Practice – Fall term, FW15 Final Exam

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York University EECS 3000 York University Lassonde School of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Instructions: 1. Examination rules are in effect. No aids permitted. 2. Fill in the information requested at the top of this page and print your name at the top of all the other pages. ...[Show More]

York University
EECS 3000
York University

Lassonde School of Engineering

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Instructions:

1. Examination rules are in effect. No aids permitted.

2. Fill in the information requested at the top of this page and print your

name at the top of all the other pages.

3. Answer ALL questions. Answer questions in the space provided.

4. Time allowed is 180 minutes.

5. Use of calculators is NOT permitted.

6. Including the cover there are 16 pages with parts A to F. Please check

the pages.

Value Mark

A. 16 _____

B. 15 _____

C. 11 _____

D. 19 _____

E. 13 _____

F. 16 _____

Total: 90 _____

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Part A (Each question is worth 1 point except where indicated.)

For each multiple choice question circle the letter of the best response.

1. Which of the following best describes the IEEE system of referencing?

a. A list of sources ordered alphabetically by first author and appearing at the end of the

paper, with in-text citations consisting of the first authors name and the year of

publication.

b. Citations numbered in order in-text and appearing as footnotes on the same page as cited.

c. A bibliography at the end of a paper consisting of a list of sources ordered alphabetically

by first author with no in-text citations.

d. A numbered list of sources appearing at the end of the paper and ordered in the sequence

of in-text citation, with the in-text citation consisting solely of the reference number.

e. A numbered list of sources appearing at the end of the paper and ordered alphabetically

by first author, with the in-text citation consisting solely of the reference number.

2. Suppose you wish to include a reference to an article called “A market approach to privacy”

written by Larry Downes and Mary Contrary in a book called “The Next Digital Decade”

edited by Berin Szoka, Adam Marcus and Helen Abraham, published by TechFreedom.org of

Washington D.C. in 2010. Which of the following is th