The exam exclusively concerns the materials included in the PowerPoint documents. The questions will be in German, but English versions will be available on request (there is no need to request them in advance).
The exam consists of two parts, separated by a 15 min break.
- The first part covers the theory and takes 30 minutes. This part is closed book, meaning that you are not allowed to use any documents. The questions aim at testing your understanding of the theory; there is no need to memorize equations or to be able to derive equations.
- The second part consists of exercises and takes 120 minutes. The only material allowed is the formulary, which includes all relevant information required to solve the exercises. The formulary will be handed out during the exam (but is also available on TUWEL/TISS for study purposes). Electronic devices are not allowed, except a non-programmable pocket calculator.
The theoretical part will count for 1/3rd of the total note, and the exercises will count for 2/3rd. Only the total note will determine whether or not you pass the exam. There is no oral exam.
Some further information concerning the exam:
- The available seats in the lecture hall are those where paper lies on the desk.
- Do not forget to write your name and matriculation number on every page you use.
- Put your Studentenausweis on the Table.
- Beside your Studentenausweis, you are only allowed to have a pen and a Geodreieck on your desk for the theoretical part. For the exercises, you are allowed to have in addition a non-programmable pocket calculator and the formulary.
- Questions can only be answered on official paper, i.e. the paper that you find on the desk. Additional paper can be obtained on request.
- The theoretical questions have to be answered on the question paper itself, not on a separate blank page.
- Every exercise has to be answered on a separate page. The structure of your answers must follow and include the numbering of the questions.
- All papers will be collected at the end, including drafts.
