Each test will be 100 objective questions taken from the textbook, lectures, and handouts. The first examination will cover parts one and two of Mason's A History of the Sciences, lectures plus handouts . The second examination will cover parts three and four of Mason's A History of the Sciences , lectures, plus handouts. The Final examination will cover parts five and six of Mason's A History of the Sciences, lectures, plus handouts, and plus 30 bonus questions from material covered on exams one and two. Students will not be penalized for absences, but students are expected take examinations on the designated testing day.
Students have one week from the giving of the in-class examination to make up exams one and two.