Each test relates to a set number of chapters and the related lecture material. The final examination, however, is comprehensive and covers all the text chapters covered on previous tests as well as all lectures, unless the class average prior to the final exam is a C or better. So, it is to your interest that you study and learn for the long, rather than the short, haul. That is, learn in order to know rather than to parrot facts. Please make sure you know the difference.
Some examples are as follows.
Learn a pre-approved text chapter that is not covered in the course on your own, and write a comprehensive summary of it in your own words only . Plagiarism results in an F for the course. You need to submit to instructor for pre-approval your proposed project, including the names of business establishments and managers and their telephone numbers and also the questions you will ask in the interview. Contact the instructor. Papers must be typed and written grammatically, and MUST accompany the written approval from the instructor.