Programming Course (MSc Bioinformatics)

Dear students,

The HISPOS/LSF registration for the re-exam of the C++ programming course is open until one week before the exam, April 2 23:59 (next week Tuesday).
Note that you have to register for the re-exam in the HISPOS/LSF system, otherwise you cannot participate!
The exam will take place on April 9, starting at 2pm, on campus in E2.5 HSI.

Please note that this course can only be passed or failed. This means only students who have not yet passed the first exam but have gained admission during the semester can take the re-exam.

All the best,
Your Programming Course-Team

Dear students,

the results for the first exam are published in the cms now.
Remember that this course has no grade, it is either fail or pass.

If you want to inspect your exam, we provide two time slots.
Please write us an e-mail until Wednesday, 28.02.2024 on which date you'll come by:
Thursday, 29.02.2024 - 2pm to 4pm, E2.1 R206
Tuesday, 05.03.2024 - 2pm to 4pm, E2.1 R206

The re-exam is on Tuesday, 09.04.2024 and only available for students which failed the first-exam.
Please remember that you also have to register for the re-exam in the LSF / HISPOS.

All the best,
Your Programming Course-Team

Dear students,

first, you can now check in the CMS system if you fulfil the admission for the exam. We only uploaded the points for the final assignment sheet for the students which got the admission with these. For all other students the points for the last assignment will be entered soon but will not change anything for the admission of these students.

Second, the HISPOS/LSF registration for the exam of the C++ programming course is open until one week before the exam, February 13 23:59 (tomorrow!).
Note that you have to register for the exam in the HISPOS/LSF system, otherwise you cannot participate!
The exam will take place on February 20, starting at 2pm, on campus in E2.5 HSI.

All the best,
Your Programming Course-Team

Dear students,
following some information about the exam.

The exam will be a written exam.
It will consist of theoretical questions and code snippets. 
For the theoretical part, everything in the slides (update: except Slides 12: C++ in scripting languages) is relevant, with the exception of GNU GPROF, GPERFTOOLS, VALGRIND, CALLGRIND, Intel TBB, OpenMP. 
These external tools are not relevant for the exam. 
The code snippets can be small coding tasks your have to write yourself or existing code which you have to explain and/or fix.

Please also remember to register in the LSF for the exam (deadline 13th February).
You are eligible for the exam if you got at least 150 points in the assignment sheets.

All the best,
Programming course team

Dear students,

as many of you were asking about the grading of the first assignment sheet, it is not finished, yet.
You will find your gradings in the CMS (not in Gitlab) as soon as it is finished.
Any queries about the grading can be done in the forum after the gradings are published.

Thank you and all the best,
Programming course team