Previous Exams

README.md

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 * Generic functional programming.
 * Open problems in dependent functional programming.
 
+## Evaluation of the course
+
+Two written exams (a partial and a final exam) and one programming project
+or several programming exercises are used to evaluate the students that
+follow the full course.  Only the partial exam will count to grade students
+who split the course.
+
+Although the course has changed, you may still have a look at
+[http://gallium.inria.fr/~remy/mpri/index.html#evaluation](Previous exams)
+available with solutions.
+
+
+- mid-term exam 2016-2017: [partiel-2016-2017.pdf](Record concatenation)
+- mid-term exam 2015-2016: [partiel-2015-2016.pdf](Type containment)
+- final exam 2014-2015: [final-2014-2015.pdf {Copatterns}](subject)
+- mid-term exam 2014-2015: [partiel-2014-2015.pdf](Information flow)
+- final exam 2013-2014: [final-2013-2014.pdf](Operation on records)
+- mid-term exam 2013-2014: [partiel-2013-2014.pdf](Typechecking Effects)
+- final exam 2012-2013: [final-2012-2013.pdf](Refinement types)
+- mid-term exam 2012-2013: [partiel-2012-2013.pdf](Variations on ML)
+- final exam  2011-2012: [final-2011-2012.pdf](Intersection types)
+- mid-term exam  2011-2012: [partiel-2011-2012.pdf](Parametricity)
+- final exam 2010-2011:
+  [http://gallium.inria.fr/\home{xleroy}/mpri/2-4/exam-2010-2011.pdf](Compiling a language with subtyping)
+- mid-term exam 2010-2011: [2010/partiel-2010-2011.pdf](Compilation of
+polymorphic records)
+
 ## Recommended software
 
 OCaml 4.0x and Coq **8.5**.