The final exam for this course covers material learned throughout the school year in Visual Basic I and II but it is focused on the material learned in the spring semester including Units 6, 7, 8, and 10 (there no longer is a Unit 9 on Mr. Minich's website.)

The test contains the following question types: multiple choice, fill-in-blank, debugging code, drawing an interface, tracing code such as While loops and arrays, and writing code segments. You will have to write out the Hello World program and you will have to fill in a truth table.

This practice final exam is modeled pretty closely on the actual exam.

The answers to the practice final exam will eventually be linked HERE.

To study for this exam, it is recommended that you:

1. Review the lecture notes for Unit 6 (Collision Detection, KeyDown, and MouseEvents), Unit 7 (Timers and Sound), Unit 8 (Random Numbers, Math Methods, and Functions), and Unit 10 (Multiple Forms, While Loops, and Arrays). You do not need to review the lecture notes on Message & InputBoxes, Search Algorithms, and TwoD Arrays from Unit 10 or Strings from Unit 11.
2. Even though this material was covered in VB I during the fall semester, be sure to review the Unit 4 lecture notes on Animation With Loops and For Loops as well as the Unit 5 lecture notes on If Statements.
3. Review your vocab assignments from Units 6 through 11.
4. Take the practice final exam and check your answers. Review our lecture notes, see your teacher and/or another student to discuss your mistakes.
5. Review all graded worksheets from Units 6 through 11.