No, not at all. Students should memorise all the formulae

Yes, the allowed formula sheet is available on Moodle

Yes, students can prepare their own formula sheet

No! The assessments are all open book!

Send an email to the lecturer and ask her to please kindly let you know what to study for your exam

I ask her at the beginning of every topic, whether that topic is important or not

Any concept that lecturer covers is important.

Ah.. never mind..

I will wait until the revision week, and then I'll find out

The lecturer will not waste time on unimportant topics. Anything that she covers, is likely to appear in the assessments.

If I want to keep track of important concepts, I should follow lectures weekly, rather than wait until the revision week.

Don't worry..I'll manage ..

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Questions similar to my tutorials

Questions similar to what is covered in lecture slides

Examples that the lecturer solves in class

Nothing.. but the lecturer likes to pick on me for no reason

I might end up taking selfies during the test

Functions keys on my phone look different to the function keys on the advised calculator. If I don't practice how to use my calculator, I won't be able to solve the questions during the assessment.

Yes, students can bring all the materials plus the book.

It doesn't matter this semester, because we do assessments from home, so I can use whatever I want :-)

No, they are closed-book assessments. I am only allowed to have the formula sheet

The exam will be invigilated.

There is little chance they realise if I do so...

That's optional.

Only if the student is in the mood for it.

Yes, by the end of week 3.