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RecommendationsWritten on 14.05.24 by Sven Rahmann Good morning, please make sure your code runs from the terminal. IDEs sometimes change your code or run it under conditions that aren't reproducible when do automated tests. Your code must run in the terminal with pytest and pass the tests. You can and should try it out. Also, if you have not read… Read more Good morning, please make sure your code runs from the terminal. IDEs sometimes change your code or run it under conditions that aren't reproducible when do automated tests. Your code must run in the terminal with pytest and pass the tests. You can and should try it out. Also, if you have not read the Missing Semester info or done the git/bash/shell tutorials, etc., you'll have problems in the future.
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Points Assignment 01Written on 13.05.24 by Johanna Schmitz Dear all, the points for assignment 01 are now available in the CMS. If you have any questions please come to the tutorials this week, where we will also discuss the solution (Tuesday 15:15 or Wednesday 14:15). |
Reminder Assignment 01Written on 07.05.24 by Johanna Schmitz Dear all, just a quick reminder that the submission for assignment 01 is today, at 23:59 (in CMS). Please also note that submitted files with syntax errors, indentation errors, etc., will results in zero points for all tasks. |
Assignment 00 - Passsing StatusWritten on 29.04.24 by Johanna Schmitz Dear all, we decided to change the passing status of assignment 00. You can find your passing status at your personal status page. Now everyone passed who submitted a "reasonable" solution for task 2 in the CMS and correctly adjusted the README. The assignment was supposed to be very easy with… Read more Dear all, we decided to change the passing status of assignment 00. You can find your passing status at your personal status page. Now everyone passed who submitted a "reasonable" solution for task 2 in the CMS and correctly adjusted the README. The assignment was supposed to be very easy with simple print statements, you shouldn't have added any additional spaces, tabs, typos or require user input in your code. For the following assignments, we will only grade your assignments based on our automatic tests, so you will get no points if you do not conform with the specified format that you can test yourself with the provided example tests. |
Quiz 02 and assignment 01 availableWritten on 24.04.24 by Johanna Schmitz Dear all, the second quiz and the next programming assignment is now available in the CMS. Due to some problems with the CMS, the quiz was not available this morning, so everyone who did the quiz before 11:50 has to redo the quiz. For the programming assignment, we added a template file and… Read more Dear all, the second quiz and the next programming assignment is now available in the CMS. Due to some problems with the CMS, the quiz was not available this morning, so everyone who did the quiz before 11:50 has to redo the quiz. For the programming assignment, we added a template file and tests to the git repository. For more information about testing in python, extra slides are now available in the tutorials section. |
Quiz 01 and assignment 00 onlineWritten on 17.04.24 by Johanna Schmitz Dear all, you can start the doing the first quiz online at your personal status page, you have time to complete it until Friday, 19.04. 23:59. In addition, the mandatory assignment 00 is online, you can find it in the Materials section. Please note, that the final submission of the programming… Read more Dear all, you can start the doing the first quiz online at your personal status page, you have time to complete it until Friday, 19.04. 23:59. In addition, the mandatory assignment 00 is online, you can find it in the Materials section. Please note, that the final submission of the programming assignments (.py file only) is via the CMS, but you should still work on the assignment in your forked git repository. You will need the git repository mainly for the two programming projects. We also added a link to the MIT missing semester if you are unfamiliar with git, shell or other basics that we highly recommend you work through this week. |