Online test using FOL Quizzes & Submissions will begin at 11am eastern time on Tuesday Feb. 9 and conclude at 12:50 pm eastern time . The test will be 1hr 50min long . The test will be in two parts:...

Online test using FOL Quizzes & Submissions will begin at 11am eastern time on Tuesday Feb. 9 and conclude at 12:50 pm eastern time . The test will be 1hr 50min long . The test will be in two parts: Part A (5-13ish multiple choice questions) is answered online; and, Part B (3-5 calculation questions) to be completed on your own paper. The solution to Part B needs to be scanned to a SINGLE pdf file and submitted to FOL Submissions dropbox.USERNAME: d_murillocharria
PASSWORD: Linksys123$TO ACCESS LOGIN IN PORTAL: https://www.fanshawec.ca/student-life/online-tools THEN scroll down to "FOL log in page" it will direct you to the login in portal, fill in username and password.Once logged in there will be 4 icons at the top right corner. Click the square that is comprised of 9 smaller squares > drop down menu of courses will pop up > Select MATS-1016W-21W- MECHANICS OF MATERIALS > After this there will be 6 options at the top under the course name which are " content/communications/evaluations/resources/media tools/help" > select "evaluations" > another drop down menu will appear, select "quizzes" > the test will be there and will open at 11:00 am eastern time.Part A (multiple choice) will be answered there, Part B (calculation questions) will be there also but must be done on a separate sheet of paper. The calculations paper must have a picture taken of it and scanned as a SINGLE PDF file. This PDF file will be submitted under Evaluations > Submissions > select the test. The PDF FILE MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFORE THE 1 HOUR 50 MINUTE MARKCan test taker attempt to mimic my writing somewhat? I will upload sample questions and sample hand writing under "Assignment 1" in attached files as well. Test mark preferably be in the 65%-80% range but no higher than 80% to avoid suspicion please. I have also attached a formula sheet that will be needed under " Stress- Strain Formulae Sheet"