The exam will take place in AULA 1 at 09:30.
The exam consists of a multiple-choice quiz (MCQ) administered via the e-learning portal.
Requirements to take the MCQ exam (compulsory!):
A personal computer, tablet, or any other device with an internet connection is necessary for completing the exam.
- Recommendation: Please ensure your device is fully charged and can last for the duration of the exam (45 minutes).
Verify enrollment: Please make sure you are enrolled in the course page well in advance of the exam day.
- The link to access the course page containing the MCQ is: https://elearning.uniroma1.it/course/view.php?id=13756
Bring a valid ID for identification purposes.
Failure to meet any of these requirements will result in being unable to take the exam.
Exam Structure:
For students requiring 9 CFU, the exam consists of 15 multiple-choice questions:
- 10 questions on the Statistics for Business and Decision Making course (6 credits, Prof. Ilaria Benedetti).
- 5 questions on the Statistics for Consumer Research course (3 credits, Prof. Maria Felice Arezzo).
For students requiring 6 CFU, the exam consists of 10 multiple-choice questions on the Statistics for Business and Decision Making course (6 credits, Prof. Ilaria Benedetti).
The questions are designed to evaluate both empirical and theoretical knowledge covered during the courses (Statistics for Business and Decision Making and Statistics for Consumer Research). Each question will have four possible answers, with only one being correct.
Time allowed for the MCQ: 45 minutes.
A password to access the quiz will be provided by the instructor on the exam day.
During the exam attempt, you can:
- Skip a question and return to it later.
- Change your answers as many times as needed before submitting.
At the end of the attempt, you can submit your answers by clicking the Submit Attempt button. The score for the MCQ will appear on the e-learning portal immediately after submission.
If the 45-minute time limit is reached, the quiz will automatically close, and all attempts will be submitted for evaluation based on the answers provided up to that point.
Passing Score: A minimum score of 18/30 is required to pass the exam.