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Reexam on 14.05.Written on 24.04.20 by Matthias Hock Hello everyone,
we hope you're well.
The date for the reexam is 14.05., 14-16h (shifted due to a collision with the Program Analysis exam), in the Günter Hotz lecture hall.
Please register in the LSF if you want to take the exam (and unregister if you don't).
We're… Read more Hello everyone,
we hope you're well.
The date for the reexam is 14.05., 14-16h (shifted due to a collision with the Program Analysis exam), in the Günter Hotz lecture hall.
Please register in the LSF if you want to take the exam (and unregister if you don't).
We're still looking into how to handle students who want to take the reexam, but cannot be at Uni because of travel restrictions.
If you are affected by this, please send a short mail to s9mahock@stud.uni-saarland.de so we get an overview. |
Reexam date: pollWritten on 20.04.20 by Matthias Hock Hello everyone,
we hope you're well.
Starting 04.05., it's possible to to in-person exams again. Please visit the following poll and mark your preferred date for the reexam:
https://dudle.inf.tu-dresden.de/sc-reexam/
The poll will be open until Wednesday, 22.04.2020,… Read more Hello everyone,
we hope you're well.
Starting 04.05., it's possible to to in-person exams again. Please visit the following poll and mark your preferred date for the reexam:
https://dudle.inf.tu-dresden.de/sc-reexam/
The poll will be open until Wednesday, 22.04.2020, 23:59.
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Re-exam: additional informationWritten on 18.03.20 by Matthias Hock Addendum to yesterday's news: if you want to take the re-exam in the future, please still register for the currently scheduled one.
We are not sure yet how the examination office will handle registrations for delayed exams, and with doing so you're on the safe side. |
Re-exam cancelledWritten on 17.03.20 by Matthias Hock The re-exam, initially scheduled for April 2nd, is cancelled due to temporary suspension of teaching and related university operations to help contain spread of the corona virus.
Once teaching continues we will offer a replacement date, and notify you per mail.
For more information,… Read more The re-exam, initially scheduled for April 2nd, is cancelled due to temporary suspension of teaching and related university operations to help contain spread of the corona virus.
Once teaching continues we will offer a replacement date, and notify you per mail.
For more information, see the university president's mail from yesterday. |
Exam resultsWritten on 12.03.20 by Matthias Hock Exam results can now be found in the LSF.
If you wish to inspect your exam, please write a mail to Tanja (tanja.simeonovski@dfki.de). |
Preliminary exam results and reexamWritten on 07.03.20 by Matthias Hock You should have just received an email with your preliminary exam results (pass/fail), which some students requested for further planning.
Exam grades will be published in the course of next week.
The re-exam will take place thursday before the new lecture period, i.e. on Thursday,… Read more You should have just received an email with your preliminary exam results (pass/fail), which some students requested for further planning.
Exam grades will be published in the course of next week.
The re-exam will take place thursday before the new lecture period, i.e. on Thursday, April 2nd, at 10 am. |
Exam tomorrowWritten on 12.02.20 by Matthias Hock Just a reminder: the exam will take place tomorrow in the usual lecture hall (E1 3, HS 003), at 10:15 am, for 90 minutes. See you there! |
Picking up task sheetsWritten on 06.02.20 by Matthias Hock You will be able to pick up task sheets 1 to 3 between 10 and 12:30 tomorrow (friday) in our office (E1 1 on the first floor, left corridor, first door to the right). |
Final task sheet submission deadline extendedWritten on 27.01.20 by Matthias Hock The deadline for the final task sheet has been extended until Wednesday, 12:15pm (the start time of the first tutorial discussing it). |
Final Task Sheet uploaded and remaining tutorialsWritten on 21.01.20 by Matthias Hock The 4th and last task sheet has been uploaded to the Materials section. Deadline is thursday next week. The remaining tutorials will be:
discussing task sheet 3, and
discussing the final… Read more The 4th and last task sheet has been uploaded to the Materials section. Deadline is thursday next week. The remaining tutorials will be:
discussing task sheet 3, and
discussing the final task sheet. Best |
No tutorial this weekWritten on 18.12.19 by Matthias Hock There will be no tutorial this week. Tutorials discussing task sheet 2 will take place after the Christmas break. The lecture on thursday will take place as usual. |
Task Sheet 2 deadline extended, TS 3 next weekWritten on 13.12.19 by Matthias Hock As announced in the lecture yesterday, the deadline for task sheet 2 has been extended by one week. The next task sheet (3) will be published next thursday. |
Tutorial roomsWritten on 20.11.19 (last change on 20.11.19) by Matthias Hock Hello everyone,
rooms for the tutorials are now fixed.
Tutorial 1 will take place on thursdays (8:30), in building E1 1, room 206. Tutorial 2 will take place on wednesdays (12:15), in building E1 7 (MMCI), room 323.
The first session of tutorial 1 will be this thursday, and… Read more Hello everyone,
rooms for the tutorials are now fixed.
Tutorial 1 will take place on thursdays (8:30), in building E1 1, room 206. Tutorial 2 will take place on wednesdays (12:15), in building E1 7 (MMCI), room 323.
The first session of tutorial 1 will be this thursday, and will be a recap of what we have done so far, as well as an opportunity for you to ask questions. The first session of tutorial 2 will be next wednesday, with the same content.
Tutorial attendance, as well as tutorial submissions, are optional, but strongly recommended. Hence tutorial assignment has no meaning beyond ordering your submissions. You will be free to assign yourself to one of the two tutorial slots once I have figured out how to enable that in the CMS...
Best Matthias |
TutorialsWritten on 14.11.19 by Matthias Hock Hello everyone,
registration tokens have been sent to all students registered for the course.
There will be two tutorial slots, on wednesdays, 12:15 pm and thursdays, 8:30 am. Rooms will be announced in time before the first tutorials. Tutorials will take place every two weeks for each… Read more Hello everyone,
registration tokens have been sent to all students registered for the course.
There will be two tutorial slots, on wednesdays, 12:15 pm and thursdays, 8:30 am. Rooms will be announced in time before the first tutorials. Tutorials will take place every two weeks for each slot alternately. Unfortunately there was no way to accommodate all preferences, so some of you may not be able to attend either of these. Tutorial assignment will be added in the CMS in the coming days as more people register.
You can find the first task sheet in the Materials section, due 28.11. before the lecture.
Best Matthias |
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Affective Computing is an interdisciplinary research area that uses models of affect to recognize emotional expressions, simulate affect, and create emotional behavior.
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