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31.05.2023
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Results Minitest 3Dear students, |
22.05.2023
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ChatGPT transcriptsDear students, Dear students, To further enhance the course and our understanding of your usage of this new technology, we would like to invite you to voluntarily share your ChatGPT transcripts with us. This will enable us to get a clearer perspective on your learning journey and how we can potentially improve our teaching methods and course material. To share your transcripts, please add a file named chatgpt.log or chatgpt.zip to the top-level folder of your current project. We would like to emphasize that your decision to share these transcripts can not influence the project evaluation in any negative way. Please also note that you have no obligation to share the logs. Though, you have the obligation to annotate AI generated code as described in this forum post: https://forum.prog2.sic.saarland/t/using-llms-large-language-models-in-prog2/1099 P.S. Do not forget about the project deadline tomorrow. :) |
17.05.2023
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Results Minitest 2Dear students, Dear students, |
05.05.2023
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Room changes next weekDear students, Dear students, Here are the updates in one place:
In addition to that we would like to bring your attention the following forum post: https://forum.prog2.sic.saarland/t/iban-clarification/853 (We decided to simplify the test for task 3 in the project. You can read more in the forum post.) |
04.05.2023
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Results Minitest 1Dear students, |
29.04.2023
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Next Office Hour & Project DeadlineDear students, Dear students, We also want to remind you of the upcoming Project deadline on 9th May. A small amount of students have not yet created their Gitlab account yet. We highly recommend logging into the Prog2 Gitlab at least once. This will create your account. Your project will be created automatically, after the account was created. Though, there will be a significant delay between account creation and project creation due to the large amount of requests the server has to handle at the moment. So it is advisable to do this now so that the repository is set up when you plan to work on the project. Good luck with your projects! |
18.04.2023
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Tutorial assignmentDear students, Dear students, If you are unable to attend your tutorial due to unforeseeable circumstances or you believe there has been an error in your assignment, please contact Pascal Lauer. However, please note that we will not be able to accommodate any requests to change your assigned group or time slot based on individual preferences. Enjoy your first tutorial! :)
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13.04.2023
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First Lecture & PreliminariesDear students, The first lecture will begin with an overview and address organizational matters. We would like to to highlight two... Read more Dear students, The first lecture will begin with an overview and address organizational matters. We would like to to highlight two important points beforehand:
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Important notes for this semester
- The first lecture will take place on April 14 at 8:30 in Building E2.2, Günter Hotz Lecture Hall.
- Starting from this year, Programming 2 will be a requirement for the Software Engineering Lab.
In case of organizational questions, please contact Pascal Lauer or use the forum.
About the Lecture
This lecture deals with the basics of imperative/object-oriented programming. To this end, Java is primarily used as a programming language. In this lecture, you will learn:
- how imperative/object-oriented programs are executed on modern computers.
- to write small programs in C.
- to implement and test medium-sized object-oriented software systems in Java.
- how to familiarize yourself with a new imperative/object-oriented programming language in a couple of days to get involved in an existing project.
Examination Regulations
There are six programming projects which you work on during the course of the lecture. You need at least 30% of the points in the first five projects to obtain the admission for the end-of-term exam. The programming projects will be worked on by each student individually. Working in groups is not tolerated.
In addition to the practical projects, we will hold minitests. You also need at least 50% of the points in the minitests to be admitted to the end-of-term exam. The minitests will take place right before the tutorial every other week. To find out on which dates minitests will take place, please refer to the calendar.
There will be one end-of-term, for which we also offer a re-exam. The dates of the exams are noted in the calendar. You may partake in both the end-of-term exam as well as the re-exam. The better grade of both exams will count towards the final grade. Passing one of the two exams is required to pass the course.
The final grade is calculated in equal parts from the projects and the exam grade. It is calculated as follows:
K = maxPointsExam; k = max(pointsExam1, pointsExam2) / K; p = min(pointsProjects, 100) / 100; q = 0.5 * (k + p); passed = k >= 0.5 && q >= 0.5;
The final grade will be interpolated linearly from q∈[0.5, 1.0].
Organization
The lecture as well as tutorials and office hours will be held in presence. See the timetable for more details.
If changes to the organization of lecture arise due to changes in university policies, we will inform you about it here.