Bachelor Degree in Business Administration and Economics

Dear students,

next exam WILL BE ADMINISTERED ONLY via Moodle, which you can access with any laptop/tablet of your own.

In case of problems, these must be reported via email before February 6th. Alternatively, it will not be possible to carry out the test.

To access Moodle you can reach it following this link https://esamionline.uniroma2.it (you can search by the name of the course, QUANTITATIVE METHODS, choosing "GRASSI-CAVALLO-8011794"). The first time you will need to sign in with your credentials (the same you use to access Microsoft Teams). Afterwards, you can simply click on OpenId Connect. 

The exam will be available as a link in the Exam section, on the day of the exam and at 11 am. As for now, you can access a Trial Exam, prepared for you to get confident with the platform.

You are strongly invited to access Moodle and the Trial Exam well in advance with respect to the exam call, so as to get familiar with the application. The day of the exam we will not be able to solve any technical issue (forgot password, invalid login, unable to find the exam, etc…).

NOTE FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS: We remind to all the students of the Erasmus program, that exams attended after the expiration date of their visiting time, will not be assessed, and not accounted in their personal records. Please check it.

Useful instructions for the day of the exam:

- The duration of the exam will be 1 hour.

- Only students regularly enrolled in Delphi will be allowed to enter the exam (see the NOTE FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS).

- The number of questions will be communicated the day of the exam.

- Please be informed that the time will count as soon as you start your exam on Moodle. During the entire duration of the exam, you will be able to see the time left for you to finish right below the questions navigation tab (on the right hand side of your screen).

- You will only have one "attempt" to access the exam. Once you finish answering all questions (you can revise your answers by browsing through the navigation tab on the right hand side of your screen), you can submit the exam by clicking on "Invia tutto e termina tentativo". 

- It is a closed-book exam. You are not allowed to use any external help or support, either paper or electronic. Violations of this indication and cheating in any form will result in the cancellation of the exam, in the impossibility for the student to attend the exam call for the entire Session, and the obligation for the professors to send a report on this misconduct to the Coordinator of the programme.

- The day of the exam we will provide you with statistical tables, and paper for computations. You will need to bring with you your own device to enter the exam, your ID, pens and a calculator (NOT YOUR SMARTPHONE).

Good luck.

Dear students,

the exam will be administered via Moodle, which you can access with any laptop/tablet of your own.To access Moodle you can reach it following this link https://esamionline.uniroma2.it (you can search by the name of the course, QUANTITATIVE METHODS, choosing "GRASSI-CAVALLO-8011794"). The first time you will need to sign in with your credentials (the same you use to access Microsoft Teams). Afterwards, you can simply click on OpenId Connect. 

Alternatively, you can enter our Team on Microsoft Teams, and then go on the "My Dashboard" tab (you can find it going to General and then browse among the tabs in the upper bar). 

The exam will be available as a link in the Exam section, on the day of the exam and at 11 am. As for now, you can access a Trial Exam, prepared for you to get confident with the platform.

You are strongly invited to access Moodle and the Trial Exam well in advance with respect to the exam call, so as to get familiar with the application. The day of the exam we will not be able to solve any technical issue (forgot password, invalid login, unable to find the exam, etc…).

Useful instructions for the day of the exam:

- The duration of the exam will be 1 hour.

- Only students regularly enrolled in Delphi will be allowed to enter the exam.

- The number of questions will be communicated the day of the exam.

- Please be informed that the time will count as soon as you start your exam on Moodle. During the entire duration of the exam, you will be able to see the time left for you to finish right below the questions navigation tab (on the right hand side of your screen).

- You will only have one "attempt" to access the exam. Once you finish answering all questions (you can revise your answers by browsing through the navigation tab on the right hand side of your screen), you can submit the exam by clicking on "Invia tutto e termina tentativo". 

- It is a closed-book exam. You are not allowed to use any external help or support, either paper or electronic. Violations of this indication and cheating in any form will result in the cancellation of the exam, in the impossibility for the student to attend the exam call for the entire Session, and the obligation for the professors to send a report on this misconduct to the Coordinator of the programme.

- The day of the exam we will provide you with statistical tables, and paper for computations. You will need to bring with you your own device to enter the exam, your ID, pens and a calculator (NOT YOUR SMARTPHONE).

Good luck.

Dear students,

According to our latest University dispositions, final exams will be held in presence. 

Exams will be administered via Moodle, which you can access with any laptop/tablet of your own.

To access Moodle you can reach it following this link https://esamionline.uniroma2.it  

The first time you will need to sign in with your credentials (the same you use to access Microsoft Teams). Afterwards, you can simply click on OpenId Connect. 

Once inside Moodle you need to enrol into the QUANTITATIVE METHODS exam (you can search by the name of the course, QUANTITATIVE METHODS, choosing "GRASSI-CAVALLO-8011794"). Clearly, this operation is required only the first time. Once you will be enrolled into the course, you will no longer need to repeat these preliminary passages.

Alternatively, you can enter our Team on Microsoft Teams, and then go on the "My Dashboard" tab (you can find it going to General and then browse among the tabs in the upper bar). 

The exam will be available as a link in the Exam section, on the day of the exam and at the scheduled time (i.e. at 11 am). As for now, you can access a Trial Exam, prepared for you to get confident with the platform.

You are strongly invited to access Moodle and the Trial Exam well in advance with respect to the exam call, so as to get familiar with the application. The day of the exam we will not be able to solve any technical issue (forgot password, invalid login, unable to find the exam, etc…).

Useful instructions for the day of the exam:

- Only students regularly enrolled in Delphi will be allowed to enter the exam.

- The time and the number of questions will be communicated the day of the exam. Please be informed that the time will count as soon as you start your exam on Moodle. During the entire duration of the exam, you will be able to see the time left for you to finish right below the questions navigation tab (on the right hand side of your screen).

- You will only have one "attempt" to access the exam. Once you finish answering all questions (you can revise your answers by browsing through the navigation tab on the right hand side of your screen), you can submit the exam by clicking on "Invia tutto e termina tentativo". 

- It is a closed-book exam. You are not allowed to use any external help or support, either paper or electronic. Violations of this indication and cheating in any form will result in the cancellation of the exam, in the impossibility for the student to attend the exam call for the entire Session, and the obligation for the professors to send a report on this misconduct to the Coordinator of the programme.

- The day of the exam we will provide you with statistical tables, and paper for computations. You will need to bring with you your own device to enter the exam, your ID, your libretto, pens and a calculator.