To get pass on this course you need to have two assignments approved. Deadlines are strict in the sense that solutions which are handed in too late will be disregarded unless an agreement has been made IN ADVANCE with a teacher. Obviously inadequate solutions will also fail immediately.

To pass on this course you also need to pass the obligatory written exam at the end of the course. Previous exams (EDAF40 was a predecessor to EDAF95) can be found here: 170602, 180528, 190603, 220602, and 230601.

Solutions for the 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, and 2023 exams, both EDAF and EDAN.

Due to corona situation, in 2020 and 2021 the ordinary exam was given on-line via Canvas. Here you can find a summary of the June 1st 2020 questions and some possible answers.

Please note that during the exam you are given a "cheat sheet" with some Prelude functions, probably all the functions you would need during the exam (maybe except bind:-).

Note also that there is no particular ordering of the questions, e.g., according to their complexity. Question number 6 can be the easiest, and question number 3 the most difficult one. This varies across exams.

EDAF95 exams concentrate on the material presented during lectures L1-L10 and will focus on practice of functional programming rather than theoretical issues.

The exam will be held on May 30th 2024, 8-13, in Vic:2D,3ABCD, while the re-exam will be held on August 22nd 2024, 8-13, in MA8.