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EXAM RULES (yоu will see these in Blаckbоаrd аs well):This assignment is timed and yоu will get 1 hour total to complete it.You will need a space big enough that the webcam can see your face, arms, and a large area of desk/table space where you are working while you are taking the exam.You must take exams at a table or desk and it must be cleared of everything besides your computer before the room scan. Taking exams in bed, or on the floor will not be allowed.Autofill settings and spellcheck in Chrome must be disabled.The room scan must capture your full desk/table (it is ok if you need to step away from it for this).The room scan must capture UNDER your full desk/table.You will not be permitted to use the bathroom or have any other break so be sure to do anything you need to before the exam is unlocked by the proctor.No notes or any other outside sources of information are permitted during the exam (this includes running spell check on your computer or predictive text popping up on your screen). If this is discovered, it is cheating, it will result in a grade of zero for the examination, and will activate an investigation with results reported to the Dean of Student Affairs. (See: Academic Misconduct for more details.)You will need to have an ID with your picture and name to show the proctor.You will also need to show the proctor your physical computer screen so either have a mirror ready or be prepared to take the computer to a place with a mirror.You are expected to follow the proctor's request to see things in the space where you are taking the exam. They are trying to help you show that you are not cheating for the recording of your examination that proctoring staff and Dr. Allen will be watching later.Only the proctoring software/system and Blackboard may be running on your computer when you take the exam. Expect the exam proctor to ask you to open your task manager or force quit application to ensure this is the case.DISCONNECTIONS: If something happens and you get disconnected during the exam, you just go back into Honorlock and follow the prompts to reconnect. If you do not reconnect with them as soon as possible, your exam will only be graded up to the point of the disconnection.If these rules and the rules in the Distance Learning Exam Guide are not followed, you will be awarded 0 points for the exam. You will not be able to retake the exam. The same applies if you do not comply with the proctor's request to see something in your working space or if you get disconnected and do not reconnect as soon as possible.Your instructor as well as MC staff/administrators may review your exam recordings. Your exam recording may also be analyzed by the current proctoring service provider.Here is information about shutting off autocomplete and autofill:Steps to Disable Autofill in Chrome (Desktop)Open Chrome and click the three-dot menu (top right), then select Settings.Click Autofill and passwords in the left menu.Select Addresses and more and toggle off Save and fill addresses.Select Payment methods and toggle off Save and fill payment methods.Select Google Password Manager > Settings and toggle off Offer to save passwords and Auto Sign-in. Here is information about turning off spell check in Chrome:To turn off spell check in Chrome, open the menu (three dots) > Settings > Languages, then toggle off "Check for spelling errors when you type text on web pages" under the Spell check section.ABOUT THE EXAM:You will have 1 hours to complete each portion of the exam. However, it only takes most people about an hour so this should feel like unlimited time...approx. 1 hour is also the amount of time on-campus students get for exams.The exam has two portions, a lecture portion and a lab portion, which can be taken at different times.Lecture questions will all be multiple choice. Lab questions are all fill-in-the-blank. No word bank or any other help is provided. All of the words for the blanks come from your lab handout provided in blackboard. Spelling counts. Most pictures will come from the lab pictures PowerPoint, specifically from the unlabeled images.There will be an arrow on the picture and a question below it asking about what the arrow is touching. Some pictures may not need an arrow, but they all will always have a question below the picture.Each portion of each exam will have 53-54 questions worth 2 points each that are chosen by software from a pool of questions so that everyone gets their own, unique, but still comparable exam. How am I sure that it is comparable? Because while the exam was designed, it was divided into sections which the software will select from. For example, on the Midterm there will be a lecture question related to layers of the integument and the computer will select one question for each student from a pool of approximately 5 questions so that everyone gets a question on this topic. Any 7 questions that you hate will be considered bonus because although 214 points are possible, exams will only be graded out of 200 points. You could miss any 7 questions and still get all 200 points.Questions will be given to you in their own random, unique order. They will not follow the order of the course schedule and they will not be divided by chapter or lab.Lecture grades will automatically be given once the assignment is complete. Lab exams are graded manually so sit tight for your final scores till i am done grading. Good luck! I know that you all have been working hard and I hope you will do well!Dr. Kalifa---- Anything below this line is from Blackboard. The rules for taking this exam are outlined above. ----