To achieve the teaching objectives, weekly teaching units are held in the lecture theatre and a TUWEL course is made available.
Between the teaching units, students work on the content using the documents in the TUWEL course (lecture notes, videos, etc.) and carry out the e-learning activities (tests) provided for assessment. The e-learning activities are always activated until the start of the teaching unit in which the relevant content is repeated.
The learning objectives are then assessed in the form of a final written test at the end of the course. The teaching units in the lecture theatre will be transmitted online and recorded (as long as there are no technical problems and recordings are available via TUWEL).
The partial assessments to be completed are the e-learning part, which consists of the weekly e-learning activities (tests), and the final written test at the end of the course.
The e-learning part is passed if the sum of the points across all activities exceeds 50% of the achievable points. All e-learning activities (tests) will be activated again for approx. 2 weeks at the end of the course to allow students to improve or to make up individual tests.
It is only possible to take the final written test after passing the e-learning part. The final test is considered passed if at least 50% of the achievable points have been achieved. Final tests are offered at the end of the course (after the Christmas holidays), at the end of the semester break and in the middle and at the end of the following summer semester. Any of the dates can be chosen for the examination, and in the event of a negative result, any of the subsequent dates (if available) can be used for a retake.
Students must bring their student ID card, a calculator, writing materials and the appendices to the lecture notes (in written form), which may be used as examination documents, to the final examination. No notes are permitted in the examination documents.
To successfully complete the course, both the e-learning activities (tests) and the final written test must be passed. For the grade, the e-learning activities are weighted at 25% and the final written test at 75%.
Attendance at the teaching units in the lecture theatre is strongly recommended, but is not a requirement.
If the e-learning part has been completed successfully and no final test has been taken, the e-learning part can be credited in the next academic year.