Programming 1

Dear students,

The midterm exam will take place on Saturday, December 16. This is a reminder that you have to register for this exam on your personal status page until Sunday, December 10, 23:59, if you want to participate.
The registration only takes place in the CMS. An exam registration in LSF or VIPA/FlexNow is neither sufficient nor necessary for the midterm!

Please note that you will need to pass the midterm exam with 30% of the points to get admitted to the final exam.

The midterm exam is expected to start at 9:59 am.
You should arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth start.
We will announce further details in due time.

Kind regards,
Your Programming 1 team

Dear all,

we have decided to waive the admission requirements for the midterm exam.
Everyone is eligible to participate.
The admission requirements for the endterm exam are modified in the following way:
To be admitted to the endterm, you have to achieve at least 30% of the points of the midterm exam
and get at least 50% of the points of all minitests.

Dear students,

today (Tuesday, November 28th), the tutors offer an auxiliary tutorial.
The auxiliary tutorial is an optional offer by tutors to help you with topics
they judge as especially complex.
During the tutorial, more complex exercises are solved and discussed.
In that, the tutorial augments the normal tutorials.

The topic of the upcoming auxiliary tutorial is Folding.

Location: lecture hall I in building E2 5
Time: 18:00 to 20:00 (6 pm to 8 pm)

Yours sincerely,
The Prog1 team

Dear students,

the mock exam for the midterm takes place next Saturday (02.12.) at 9:59.
The mock exam is organized by the tutors and is completely voluntary. It is a chance for you to see how exams are conducted at university, under conditions that are as realistic as possible. It does not contribute to the final grade or eligibility for taking exams. The mock exam is entirely created by tutors. Therefore, its content is neither relevant nor irrelevant for the real exam.

The mock exam takes place in the Günther-Hotz lecture hall (E2 2).
Be there 15 minutes ahead of time to ensure a smooth start.
After the registration phase is over, we will assign you a seat.
You will then be able to see your seat assignment on your personal status page in the CMS.
If you want to participate, please be on time and bring your student ID on Saturday. No auxiliary materials (calculator, cheat sheets, …) are allowed.

The mock exam will take around 90 minutes. Afterward, we will present partial solutions for some of the exercises.

The registration for the mock exam was extended until Tuesday, 28.11. 23:59.
Note that for the midterm and endterm, the registration closes one week before the exam 
(or earlier depending on your study regulations).

We are looking forward to seeing you!

Regards,
Your Prog1 tutors

Dear students,

Based on the feedback we have received, we have decided to change the topics of the upcoming mini-tests.
The next test will cover the topic of the last tutorial.
Therefore, the test topics will refer to the lectures two weeks before.
The topics of the exercise sheets and tutorials will not change.

For instance, the test next Wednesday (22.11.) will again be based on the material
from lectures 7.11. and 9.11. 
These lectures correspond to exercise sheet B.
The topics are therefore higher-order iteration and list bases.

Yours sincerely,
The Prog1 team