16 weeks semester containing approximately 28 hours of lectures, 20 hours of tutorials and a project with supervision. Most of the learning happens in exercises and in a project which is implemented in a 4-person team. You are expected to meet for the supervision meetings during the project. The project part of the course accounts for about 40% of the workload. All the tools used in the course are free for you to use, so we expect you to work on your own computer. ---------- See the course schedule here: link to the time table The schedule will be ready shortly before the beginning of the term. -----
individual responsibility for answers to the examiner's questions. Each student is guaranteed 40 minutes of preparation time (in isolation) before answering questions in the oral exam. You can access your notes and books during preparation, but you should not use Internet. The actual oral exam lasts 30 minutes including start up, questioning, deliberation, and feedback. The hand-in (project implementation) is part of the exam and it is required to qualify for the exam. The quality of the project is assessed in the exam, influencing your grade (this includes the quality of your code, language design and software architecture of the solution). We will explain how to prepare the project submission for grading during the semester (it will be published on LearnIT). There is no project report. As an indication, the project weighs 40% and the oral exam performance weighs 60%. However, be advised that you are graded against the list of skills listed above in the course description, so this percentages are only indicative. The examiners need to be convinced that you have operationalized the intended learning outcomes. This normally means that you have created a functioning project and can knowledgeably answer questions about the techniques (including demonstration of their use on site in the exam room).