Maybe_Memorie said:My QFT professor said he taught graduate QFT at Yale in the Fall of '96 and that the course he is currently teaching us is almost identical to it. If possible, I would be interested in seeing the exam papers. I've googled but that yielded nothing.
Is it possible to view past exam papers from Yale?
Maybe_Memorie said:I'd honestly rather just either find them online if it was possible.
The Yale Physics exam papers typically consist of multiple-choice and free response questions. The number of questions and their point values may vary depending on the course and level. Some exams may include diagrams or graphs for students to analyze.
Yes, previous Yale Physics exam papers are often available for students to review. However, the exams are typically only accessible to current students enrolled in the course. Students can also access past exams through the Yale library or by requesting them from their professor.
Yes, the Yale Physics exam papers cover all topics discussed in class. However, some professors may choose to focus more on certain topics than others. It is important for students to review all material discussed in class and in their course textbook to prepare for the exam.
The Yale Physics exam papers are typically graded by the professor or a teaching assistant. Each question is assigned a point value, and the total points earned by the student are added up to determine their grade. Some professors may also give partial credit for incorrect answers that show effort and understanding of the material.
Yes, students are typically allowed to use calculators on the Yale Physics exam papers. However, some exams may have specific rules or restrictions regarding calculator use. It is important for students to ask their professor for clarification before the exam.